What we know - Six days into the search for the mother of "TODAY" co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, no suspects or persons of interest have been identified, authorities said. - Officials yesterday offered a timeline of the hours after Nancy Guthrie, 84, was dropped off by family at her home outside Tucson, Arizona, on Saturday night and when she was reported missing about noon Sunday. - The FBI and Pima County Sheriff's Department this afternoon said it is aware of a "new message regarding Nancy Guthrie. It's not clear what kind of message it is and if it is connected to previously reported ransom notes.

A notable number of Republican lawmakers broke sharply with the White House on Friday after President Trump posted — and later deleted — a video on social media that included a clip of former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama depicted as apes. Republicans have generally been careful about voicing criticisms of Trump, and Friday's episode began with a more typical partisan line, with Democrats quick to condemn the video as racist...

With the United States and Iran engaging in their first round of nuclear talks since coming to direct blows over the summer, Saudi Arabia occupies an influential position on the course of discussions that may be the difference between diplomacy and conflict in the Middle East. Much attention has been focused on fellow regional players Egypt, Qatar and Turkey, each of which is working to support negotiations in the latest U.S. attempt to forge an agreement regarding Iran's nuclear program—and potentially other issues—after President Donald Trump abandoned the last deal during his first administration in 2018. Iran has since ramped up uranium enrichment and other activities, drawing regional concern despite the Islamic Republic's consistent vows against the production of weapons of mass destruction...

The Justice Department informed Congress on Friday that lawmakers will be given access to unredacted versions of the Epstein files, starting next week. Beginning Monday, congressional members will be able to view unredacted versions of over 3 million pages of publicly released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, Assistant Attorney General Patrick Davis wrote in a letter to lawmakers. Many of the files released in spades to the public in recent months have been heavily redacted, in what the Trump administration says is an effort to protect around 1,000 victims who have accused Epstein and his associates of sexual harassment or abuse...

The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks are heading for a showdown in Super Bowl 60 on Sunday. While the Super Bowl is all about competition and elite athleticism, for many of the players, it's also about honoring God on a personal level. Players on both sides have been speaking out in the lead-up to the big game, giving glory to their Maker. CBN Sports went behind the scenes to hear their testimonies about God's blessings and the true purpose only He can give...

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The East India Company, established in 1600, began as a modest trading venture but swiftly evolved into a formidable global power (nationalgeographic.com). Armed with its own private army and unparalleled wealth, it not only dominated international trade but also reshaped economies, societies, and global politics. Through ruthless and innovative tactics, the Company set a precedent ... The post 15 Reasons Why The East India Company Was the World’s First Corporate Tyrant appeared first on History Collection.

by Greg Johnson, The Unz Review: In November of 2025, the US Congress passed and President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act to release nearly six million pages of documents connected with Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex trafficker. Epstein worked for Israeli intelligence by implicating powerful members of Western elites in sexual crimes then […]

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