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Disinformation Inc: Government-backed organization sent $315,000 to group blacklisting conservative news

This is part of a Washington Examiner investigative series on self-styled 'disinformation' tracking groups that are secretly blacklisting and trying to defund conservative media outlets. Here is where you can read the series.

Chinese balloon censors recovered from ocean, US says

The United States says it has recovered key sensors from the suspected Chinese spy balloon just over a week after the Navy sent divers down to salvage the wreckage.

US ‘deeply troubled’ by Israel’s decision to legalize outposts in West Bank

Top U.S. officials reacted with extreme concern Monday over Israel's decision to legalize nine outposts in the West Bank and turn them into new settlements, a move that had previously been illegal under Israeli law.

House Republicans seriously weigh clawing back unspent pandemic funds

House Republicans are seriously weighing a push to claw back pandemic relief funding as they debate what spending cuts they’ll demand in exchange for their support in lifting the debt ceiling.

Satisfaction with US immigration levels at lowest point in decade: Poll

Satisfaction with the level of immigration into the United States is at its lowest point in a decade, according to a January poll from Gallup that was released on Monday.

Wife of doctor who drove her off California cliff says she doesn’t want him prosecuted

The wife of a doctor who drove his family off a cliff last month in California does not want him prosecuted for the attempted murder of herself and their two young children, according to reports.

House GOP calls on Fauci and Biden officials for information on COVID-19 origin

Republican lawmakers in the House issued requests for testimony on the origin of COVID-19 on Monday. Among other things, they requested testimony from former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Multiple injured in shootings at Michigan State University

Students were urged to shelter in place at Michigan State University on Monday after reports of gunfire at two different locations on the campus.

GOP lawmakers seek to thwart San Francisco push to legalize prostitution

A California Republican official bashed a San Francisco lawmaker’s push toward legalizing prostitution and called it a detriment to police who attempt to arrest human traffickers.

Air Force interested in ‘experimenting’ with spy balloons: ‘We haven’t done any of that yet’

U.S. military leaders may develop a high-altitude surveillance balloon program, a top Air Force general said, as the Biden administration dismissed allegations from China.
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