- The SEC will now require crypto exchanges to register. [Link]
- Gary Cohn resigns as Trump’s chief economic advisor. [Link]
- The US trade deficit increased to $56.6 billion in January. [Link]
- James Bovard explains how gun laws lead to federal government abuses. [Link]
- The FBI used Geek Squad to search computers without warrants. [Link]
- New Hampshire police are bypassing new state laws and continuing to seize assets through civil asset forfeiture. [Link]
- The US Forest Service Chief resigns after facing dozens of sexual misconduct allegations. [Link]
- The military is using Google’s artificial intelligence technologies for the drone program. [Link]
- Senator Rand Paul says he supports the Yemen War Powers Act “in principle.” He expressed concerns that the Yemen War Powers Act authorizes the war against al-Qaeda in Yemen. [Link]
- US weapon sales to Saudi Arabia are illegal. [Link]
- A former Russian double agent was attacked with a toxic nerve agent in the UK. [Link]
- Mehdi Hasan responds to Senator Lindsey Graham’s lust for war in Korea. [Link]
- Israel’s Parliment passes a law that will allow Palestinians living in Jerusalem to have their residency revoked. [Link]
- Iran’s Russian made SA-20 SAM anti-aircraft missiles are now operational. [Link]
- Saudi Crown Prince MbS says Turkey, Iran, and hardline Islamists make up the triangle of evil. [Link]
- Record Afghan opium crop signals violent year for U.S. Forces. [Link]
- Germany will add 410 troops to their forces in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The US military presence continues to grow in Africa. [Link]
- Saudi airstrikes kill a mother and her daughter in Yemen. [Link]
