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Supreme Court rules against private-prison operator in detainee labor suit
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a private prison company in a forced-work lawsuit brought by immigration detainees, a decision that limits the company's potential liability in this case.

Wisconsin educators sue Legislature seeking more money for schools
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Missouri Deputies Killed in Traffic-Stop Shootout; Suspect Fatally Shot
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Supreme Court Confirms USPS Immunity From Lawsuits Over Non-Delivery
The Supreme Court ruled the U.S. Postal Service cannot be sued, even in cases of intentional non-delivery of mail, preserving the agency’s immunity from liability.

Utah judge keeps prosecutors on Charlie Kirk murder case
A Utah judge rejected the defense’s bid to disqualify prosecutors in the Tyler Robinson case, which accuses Robinson of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, allowing prosecutors to continue handling the proceedings in 4th District Court.

South Carolina to host Jesse Jackson lie-in-state at the Capitol
The body of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson is to lie in state at the South Carolina State Capitol as the state prepares to honor his legacy and contributions to the civil rights movement.

Northeast digs out after crippling snowstorm snarls flights and schools
A brutal Northeast snowstorm crippled travel, closed schools, and left thousands without power as crews began digging out, while officials cautioned that dangerous conditions could linger.

Doorbell Clue Reframes Guthrie Abduction Timeline
A new detail in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance suggests the suspect scouted her home on a date before the Jan. 31 abduction, with a doorbell cam image showing a man without a backpack captured earlier. The FBI had described the released images as from the morning of the disappearance, but sources say one image was taken on a different day; Pima County officials say the new information did not come from them. Investigators are weighing the possibility the suspect returned after seeing the camera, while no suspect has been publicly identified and ransom notes have circulated.

Car crash claims life of Texas immigration shooting witness
Ruben Ray Martinez, a U.S. citizen who was shot and killed in Texas last year by a federal immigration agent and identified as a witness in the case, died in a car crash, marking a new development in the ongoing investigation.

Armed Mar-a-Lago intruder shot dead; cousin says he wasn’t into politics or guns
An armed 21-year-old man drove onto the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., and was shot and killed by the Secret Service after entering the restricted area; a weapon and a gas can were found at the scene, and Trump was at the White House at the time. A cousin said the man wasn’t interested in politics or guns.

Yellow Flowers Mark Guthrie Case as Nancy Guthrie Remains Missing in Tucson
84-year-old Nancy Guthrie has been missing since the early hours of Jan. 31 in Tucson’s Catalina Foothills. Four weeks into the investigation, authorities say tips are being followed but no suspect has been named. Guthrie’s front yard has become a sea of yellow flowers as community members offer support; DNA evidence from a glove found near the residence has been submitted for analysis, and detectives are reviewing doorbell video while a large contingent of law enforcement continues the search until Guthrie is found or all leads are exhausted.

NC Artist with Golf-Course Drawings Fatally Shot at Mar-a-Lago Perimeter
A 21-year-old Cameron, North Carolina, resident, Austin Tucker Martin, who recently started an art business drawing golf-course scenes, was fatally shot by Secret Service and Palm Beach County deputies after breaching Mar-a-Lago’s north perimeter with a shotgun and fuel canister; he was confronted, told to drop the items, and shot after raising the shotgun to a shooting position, with Trump not present at the time.

Backpack found as Nancy Guthrie disappearance reaches Day 22
Volunteers helped widen the search for Nancy Guthrie in Tucson’s Catalina Foothills on day 22, as investigators focus on items tied to the case, including a backpack recovered by search volunteers and DNA evidence that remains inconclusive; the FBI is reviewing surveillance and tips, and no suspect has been named yet, keeping the investigation active.