How the viral dance tribute to Renée Good and Alex Pretti came to beOn President’s Day, artist collective First Amendment Troop, in collaboration with Hungryman Productions, performed a tribute dance honoring the lives of Renée Good and Alex Pretti. CNN spoke to the people behind the “ResistDance” about how it came to be.

In a social media post on Sunday, Gonzales claimed he’s the victim of a coordinated political attack. “During my six years in Congress not a single formal complaint has been levied against my office,” Gonzales wrote. “It is now clear to me Tony Gonzales is a sexual predator, who abused his position of power and wrecked a family,” Herrera wrote. Several of Gonzales’ House GOP colleagues blasted him in response to news about the texts on Monday. But the story broke open last week after another staffer told the San Antonio Express-News about what happened.

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Winners and losers from Trump's new 15% global tariff 4. Amid so much uncertainty, investors are understandably going on the defensive. Private Credit Jitters* Private credit fears - justified or not? Shares in private credit giants Apollo and KKR slumped 5% and 9% on Monday, respectively. UBS analysts estimate that, in a worst-case scenario, private credit defaults could rise 8% over the next year.

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Iran’s vulnerability affords the United States significant leverage to secure a strong nuclear deal, but only if Washington focuses on the nuclear file rather than overloading talks with additional priorities. The nuclear deal: A real, if limited, American interestConcerns about Iran’s nuclear activities justify reasonable diplomatic efforts to prevent Iranian weaponization, but do not warrant costly and risky military action. The U.S. has a historic opportunity to negotiate a significantly more restrictive nuclear deal than the JCPOA, reflecting Iran’s weakened position. If the United States concludes a nuclear agreement with Iran, it acquires a substantial interest in preventing developments that might collapse the deal. Threatening regime change against Iran is therefore completely counterproductive to Trump’s other goals, most notably a sensible nuclear deal.

articleA Pennsylvania high school senior is facing hundreds of felony charges after authorities reportedly accused him of operating a "large-scale criminal network" involving sextortion and catfishing. Investigators interviewed 30 underage boys during the probe and identified at least 21 victims, WPXI reported. In a statement provided to WTAE, the Peters Township School District said police informed the district of the ongoing investigation. "The safety and well-being of our students, staff, and families remain our highest priority, and we appreciate all the efforts of the Peters Township Police in this matter." The Peters Township School District and the Peters Township Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Abdellatif Hafraoui, of Bayonne, was taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at Newark Liberty International Airport last August as he and his wife, Sandra Hafraoui, were heading to Florida on vacation. Over the course of 108 days, the 60-year-old said, he was moved from New Jersey’s Delaney Hall Detention Facility to Louisiana and later Arizona before being released on $15,000 bond. AdvertisementIn an interview with NJ.com, Sandra Hafraoui said she voted for Trump in the past three elections, and that she and Abdellatif Hafraoui attended one of the president’s rallies in Las Vegas. Andres Kudacki via Getty ImagesAccording to Abdellatif Hafraoui, he was targeted by ICE because of a missed immigration court date over a decade ago, prior to his marriage to Sandra Hafraoui. AdvertisementSince his Nov. 26 release, Abdellatif Hafraoui has been unable to return to his job as a concierge at a New York residential building.

Johnson conceded the accusations were “very serious” and that he has urged the San Antonio Republican to address them with his constituents directly. Gonzales has denied the affair and said he’s being blackmailed. Then the GOP will fill another seat, formerly held by the late Rep. Doug Lamalfa, after a special election in August. Gonzales has repeatedly criticized what he called the “personal smears” against him and has also accused Aviles of trying to blackmail him. Barrera has denied Gonzales’ claim, saying that the “assertion of extortion is ridiculous.”This story has been updated with additional details.

It’s not a surprise, but NFL insider Ian Rapoport is reporting that the Falcons will indeed use the franchise tag on Kyle Pitts. Rapoport indicates the Falcons will use the tag to buy themselves time for a long-term pact with Pitts, with the deal needing to be done by July. Pitts, who won’t turn 26 until October, has already played five seasons in Atlanta and has 284 career receptions for 3,579 yards and 15 touchdowns as a Falcon. Those numbers are good for 4th all-time among Falcons tight ends for receptions and yardage and 5th in touchdowns, with Jim Mitchell, Tony Goznalez, Alge Crumpler, and Austin Hooper (for touchdowns) ahead of him. In a tight end friendly offense, we hope so too.

The scale of an Iran campaign could vary significantly depending on Trump’s objectives. Taking out Iran’s missile program would require hitting hundreds of targets across a country more than three times the size of Iraq. Such a campaign could extend for weeks or months, require much more munitions and expose U.S. forces to more intense retaliation, the former defense official said. Iran has expressed a willingness to make a deal, but disagreements remain over Iran maintaining a uranium enrichment capability, among other issues. But opponents say Trump’s open deliberating about regime change and the growing influence of hard-liners in Iran’s military establishment may invite a more lethal response.

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Or they’ll have to convince judges of a rather novel reading of Section 122 in which trade deficits are balance-of-payments deficits. The Trump team previously suggested Section 122 might not workImportantly, the Trump team itself has acknowledged this distinction. “These new tariffs are even more clearly illegal than Trump’s IEEPA tariffs,” McCarthy wrote, referring to Trump’s emergency tariffs that were just struck down. What happens if Trump’s tariffs are struck down … againThe tariffs are limited at 150 days, and the legal process could actually take longer than that. At that point, congressional Republicans might run out of patience for Trump’s tariffs gambit — especially given many of them have been skeptical from the start.

But Mr. Talarico may be seen as a threat by the Federal Communications Commission and its Donald Trump-appointed chair, Brendan Carr. Mr. Talarico is running in a primary to determine November’s Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican John Cornyn. rules don’t apply to YouTube, so “The Late Show” posted Mr. Colbert’s interview with Mr. Talarico online in its entirety. Mr. Colbert opened the interview by jokingly asking, “Do you mean to cause trouble?” Mr. Talarico’s answer to why the F.C.C. Ironically, though, Mr. Talarico the political candidate is, in his very manner, giving us glimpses of a different way.

PoliticsSlavery exhibit returns after judge blocks Trump orderFebruary 23, 2026 | 8:27 PM GMTWorkers restored a slavery exhibit at the President’s House Site in Philadelphia on Thursday. The National Park Service had removed the panels in January after an executive order from President Donald Trump. The exhibit includes video and other materials about the enslaved people who lived there, including Oney Judge, who escaped and built a life in New Hampshire. The White House did not respond to a request for comment, but the National Park Service said it disagrees with the ruling and has appealed. Judge orders slavery exhibit to be restored after Trump administration remova Related