NPR retracted a false story reporting that Justice Samuel Alito had retired and replaced it with an editor’s note. The Supreme Court’s public information office called the item inaccurate; reporters say Alito is not stepping down this term.

A New York Times/Siena survey finds James Talarico and Ken Paxton tied at 47% among likely Texas voters, with Hispanic and independent voters breaking strongly for Talarico.

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The DOJ has opened a probe into Sen. Ruben Gallego after reporting that campaign and leadership PAC funds were used for family trips, Super Bowl attendance and an $18,000 childcare reimbursement.

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that states may set eligibility rules for transgender athletes in girls’ and women’s sports, shifting authority to states and raising questions about Title IX, school policies and future litigation.

BBC analysis by Gary O’Donoghue calls a recent court ruling a “major blow” to the US president. This article explains the ruling, outlines legal and political implications, and notes next steps.

Luis Elizondo says a congressional staffer warned there was a plan to “eliminate” him and David Grusch after classified UAP briefings, he told Sean Hannity on the “Hang Out With Sean Hannity” podcast. The episode is on YouTube and available via major platforms.

Videos obtained by Fox News Digital show long lines and fights at Russian filling stations as Vladimir Putin acknowledges fuel supply problems after strikes on refineries.