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Today’s Rundown:
- THOUSANDS OF FEDERAL HEALTH AGENCY WORKERS LAID OFF BY LETTER OVER THE WEEKEND: These layoffs affected staff across various agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
- JD VANCE CONDEMNS EUROPEAN CENSORSHIP AS ‘SOVIET-STYLE’ AT MUNICH SECURITY CONFERENCE: He argued that internal suppression of free speech poses a greater threat to European democracy than external adversaries like Russia or China.
- HAMAS RELEASES THREE MORE HOSTAGES AS GAZA CEASEFIRE HOLDS: The current ceasefire, which began on January 19, 2025, includes provisions for the exchange of hostages held by Hamas for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody. In this latest exchange, Israel released 369 Palestinian prisoners in return for the three Israeli hostages.
- SEVENTH PROSECUTOR IN ERIC ADAMS CASE RESIGNS, CRITICIZES TRUMP’S FORMER LAWYER: In his resignation letter, Hagan Scotten described the DOJ’s decision as a “serious mistake” that undermines the integrity of the justice system. He criticized the department’s “dismissal-with-leverage” tactic, which he believes improperly uses legal charges to coerce political compliance.
- 26-YEAR-OLD MAGA INFLUENCER CLAIMS SHE GAVE BIRTH TO ELON MUSK’S 13TH CHILD: In an interview, Ashley St. Clair described their relationship as beginning with online interactions, leading to an in-person meeting and subsequent pregnancy. She alleges that Musk requested the child’s existence be kept confidential for safety reasons, resulting in her living in isolation during her pregnancy.
- UNITEDHEALTHCARE CEO SHOOTING SUSPECT THANKS SUPPORTERS IN MESSAGE ON NEW WEBSITE: Luigi Mangione expressed being “overwhelmed” by the support, which he noted transcends political, racial, and class divisions. He acknowledged the numerous letters sent to him, stating that while he reads each one, he is unable to respond individually.
- CIVIL CASE AGAINST JAY-Z AND DIDDY DISMISSED AFTER ALLEGATIONS OF ASSAULT: The plaintiff, referred to as Jane Doe, voluntarily withdrew the case with prejudice, preventing future refiling. The lawsuit alleged that the assault occurred during an afterparty following the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. Both Jay-Z and Diddy had consistently denied the allegations.
- R. KELLY’S APPEAL REJECTED, MAY TAKE HIS CASE TO THE SUPREME COURT: This development follows the Supreme Court’s previous refusal in October 2024 to hear Kelly’s appeal concerning his 2022 conviction in Chicago for producing child sexual abuse material and enticing minors for sex. In that case, Kelly received a 20-year sentence, with 19 years to be served concurrently with his New York sentence, making him eligible for release in 2045.
- IDAHO MURDERS SUSPECT BRYAN KOHBERGER COULD WALK FREE DUE TO DNA EVIDENCE DISPUTE: In a recent development, the defense revealed that DNA from two unidentified males was found at the crime scene. One sample was discovered on a handrail inside the residence, and another on a glove found outside. The presence of these unknown DNA samples suggests the possibility of alternative suspects, which the defense argues could exonerate Kohberger.
- KANYE WEST AND BIANCA CENSORI REPORTEDLY SPLIT DAYS AFTER CONTROVERSIAL GRAMMYS MOMENT: Sources indicate that Censori has become increasingly distressed by West’s recent controversial actions, including antisemitic remarks and the sale of swastika-themed merchandise. Despite these claims, a representative for the couple has denied the divorce rumors, stating they planned to spend Valentine’s Day together.
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