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 Kennedy made his viral confession on comedian Theo Von's "This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von" podcast, reflecting on more than 40 years of sobriety and the daily practices he credits for maintaining it.

 A social media post went viral after pointing out that Erika Kirk removed a wedding photo of herself and her late husband, Charlie Kirk, from a bookshelf in her studio. Social media user @kirawontmiss shared the images in a post viewed 3.9 million times, writing, "People noticed that Erika Kirk has removed the wedding photo with Charlie Kirk from his bookshelf." People noticed that Erika Kirk has removed the wedding photo with Charlie Kirk from his bookshelf pic.twitter.com/Qt3kgTDUlw A spokesperson for Turning Point USA pushed back on the speculation, telling Newsweek, "Erika moved it to a lower shelf when her daughter asked to see it so she could hold and look at the photo.

 The Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the economy added 130,000 jobs in January, nearly double what analysts had forecast. Although some analysts described January's gains as a "slam dunk," others cautioned that additional data will be needed to determine whether the report signals a sustained rebound or is simply an outlier in an otherwise sluggish employment picture.

 Rasmussen's survey found 48% of respondents said Biden performed better as president, compared to 40% who favor Trump.

 President Donald Trump said that his administration plans to launch "very hard" land strikes in Latin America as part of an expanded effort to curb drug trafficking, arguing that earlier maritime operations significantly reduced the flow of fentanyl and other narcotics into the United States. Trump administration officials have not detailed what form the proposed land strikes would take, which countries would be involved or whether the operations would include U.S. military forces, foreign partners or expanded law enforcement activity.

Trump official's odds of getting the ax dramatically jump

 Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson declined to weigh in on President Donald Trump's recent suggestion that Republicans should nationalize U.S. elections, a proposal that has drawn bipartisan criticism and intensified debate ahead of the 2026 midterms. During an interview with former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, Trump said he would like Republicans to "take over" and "nationalize" voting, citing longstanding and unsubstantiated concerns about election fraud. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt previously told Newsweek that Trump was referring to the SAVE Act, legislation that would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.

According to the Department of Justice, Shannon Mathre, 33, was indicted for making a threat against Vance ahead of the vice president's January visit to Ohio.

Trump sees surprise shift with Hispanic voters

Dem wins big in Trump territory