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A UN Fact-Finding Mission concluded that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed genocide against the Zaghawa and Fur ethnic groups during the October takeover of Al-Fashir, Sudan, through systematic mass killings, sexual violence, and deliberate starvation, urging immediate deployment of an international protection force and ICC accountability.
Protesters gathered outside Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" meeting in Washington DC, chanting slogans accusing Trump and Netanyahu of genocide, rejecting proposals to commercialize Gaza as a "Riviera," and demanding an immediate end to US military aid to Israel.
Raw live footage captures the scene at Sandringham estate as Prince Andrew is arrested and taken into police custody over alleged misconduct allegations, with officers conducting searches across multiple properties while media crews gather outside.
Macro trader Jared Dillian predicts mortgage rates will fall to 5.5% by next year, but argues this will paradoxically cause home prices to drop as millions of 'locked-in' homeowners with 2-3% rates finally list their properties, flooding the market with supply.
Peter St-Onge advocates for simple investment theses while positioning the current AI boom at a 1997-1998 growth stage rather than a 2000 bubble peak, and explains how Austrian economics reveals that Federal Reserve interest rate manipulation—not random "animal spirits"—creates predictable boom-bust cycles that drive recession timing.
Boris Cherny, Head of Claude Code at Anthropic, reveals that AI agents now write 100% of his code and predicts the software engineering profession will be completely transformed within a year, with traditional developer titles disappearing as coding becomes universally accessible through natural language.
President Trump inaugurated the first meeting of the US-led 'Board of Peace' at the United States Institute of Peace, claiming his administration had settled eight wars in its first year while touting record stock market performance and assembling a team of high-level officials and world leaders to address ongoing conflicts.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr's threat to revive the Equal Time Rule for talk shows forced CBS lawyers to block Stephen Colbert from airing a political candidate interview on broadcast TV, demonstrating how regulatory ambiguity can chill speech even without formal enforcement.
Jeff Cavaliere joins Andrew Huberman to detail science-based exercise optimization, covering the ideal 60/40 split between strength and conditioning, the importance of mind-muscle connection through his 'cramp test,' objective recovery monitoring via grip strength, and strategic timing for flexibility work.
Supporters of impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol rallied outside the Constitutional Court ahead of his sentencing, framing the proceedings as an unconstitutional political attack by opposition leader Lee Jae-myung that threatens democratic institutions and emboldens North Korea.
Ken McElroy debates the future of starter homes, arguing that history shows builders shrink square footage during affordability crises, while his co-host contends that high land costs and zoning restrictions make traditional small homes economically unviable for developers.
President Trump hosts a Black History Month event at the White House, honoring the late Jesse Jackson, highlighting criminal justice reforms and HBCU funding, and showcasing key Black supporters including Ben Carson and Alice Johnson while outlining priorities like school choice and election integrity.