With different categories and votes, the Golden Globes and Academy Awards results don’t always match up.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against two companies and more than 100 individuals, accusing them of unlawfully distributing computer code used for 3D-printing "ghost guns," the attorney general's office said in a Feb. 6 statement. Ghost guns refer to untraceable firearms manufactured without valid serial numbers. The lawsuit, filed Friday in the Superior Court of the State of California in San Francisco, targets Florida-based Gatalog Foundation Inc., the owner of thegatalog.com, CTRLPew LLC, and the owner of ctrlpew.com. Individual defendants in the case include people associated with these companies. In addition to accusing them of distributing the computer code for 3D printed firearms and prohibited accessories, the defendants promoted and facilitated the unlawful manufacture of these devices, all of which violated state regulations, according to the lawsuit.

Spending to build, expand and rehabilitate manufacturing sites in the U.S. has declined since President Donald Trump took office, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Yet, Trump has repeatedly boasted that "factory construction" is up 41%. Trump cited the 41% statistic in a White House press conference on Jan. 20 – calling it a "record" increase and suggesting that other presidents cannot compare to this "record."

With fewer than five days to go before a DHS shutdown, Senate Democrats have put bill text for full-year funding on the table. But another punt is probably still the best-case scenario, and it's by no means guaranteed. — What Democrats are pitching: The draft legislation Democrats sent Republicans on Sunday would codify the immigration enforcement guardrails outlined by Democratic leaders last week, according to two people granted anonymity to discuss the plans. They include new judicial warrant requirements and limits on masking by federal agents.

President Donald Trump appears to be dusting off his playbook from past elections, indicating he will only accept this November's midterm election results if they are "honest." Trump's comment to NBC News follows a recent proposal to "nationalize" voting during an appearance on former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino's podcast, a suggestion the White House has contended that the president is simply in support of the passage of the SAVE Act. The SAVE Act would require prospective voters to provide proof of citizenship in person to register to vote in federal elections with photo ID, supplementing a push to purge non-citizens from voter rolls after the pandemic prompted a loosening of election laws.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's blowout election victory gives her an unprecedented shot at shaking Japan out of its long economic funk and taking on a bigger security role deterring Chinese ambitions in Asia. Her agenda includes new investment in strategic industries, temporary tax relief for inflation-weary consumers and fatter defense budgets. For the U.S., Takaichi's triumph ensures Japan is led by a prime minister who is in broad agreement with American goals, especially President Trump's imperative of getting allies to spend more on regional security.