New York, February 3, 2026 — Parliament News : Thousands of Epstein case records were removed from public access this week after judicial authorities concluded that certain materials could expose victims to identification risks. The decision followed a comprehensive privacy review amid rising
Trump ties renewed Greenland seizure threats to missing the Nobel Peace Prize, saying he no longer feels bound to think purely of peace, unsettling Europe.
Trump tells Norway’s PM he’s no longer focused purely on peace, linking Greenland control demands to a Nobel Peace Prize snub.
Cassopolis community honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with speeches, performances, and youth reflections celebrating his lasting legacy.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defends DOJ probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, stressing oversight does not threaten Federal Reserve independence.
EU leaders consider activating anti-coercion instrument as Trump threatens Greenland tariffs, sparking transatlantic tensions and NATO concerns.
President Trump vows to “take out” Indiana GOP leader Rod Bray after he opposed Trump-backed redistricting, partnering with McIntosh ahead of 2026 midterms.
A rare winter storm brought snow to parts of Georgia and Florida, triggering winter warnings, icy road risks, and extending snowfall into the Northeast.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey defends ICE protesters as “heroes,” citing peaceful demonstrations and criticizing federal immigration actions in the city.
Anchorage (Parliament Politics Magazine) January 12, 2026 – US Representative Mary Peltola announced her candidacy for Alaska’s US Senate seat, launching a challenge to Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan in the 2026 midterm elections. The Democrat, serving her second term in the state’s
