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Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has the latest.

Inflation cooled more than expected to start the year, offering relief to consumers and policymakers alike.

The consumer price index rose 2.4% in January compared to a year ago, down from 2.7% in December.

Core inflation, which includes food and energy, edged down to 2.5%.

Energy prices fell, housing costs rose modestly, and food increases were limited.

The report comes as the Federal Reserve weighs whether to hold interest rates steady amid tariff impacts and mixed economic signals.

Most analysts expect the Fed to pause again in March, watching closely for signs that inflation is continuing to drift toward its 2% target.

Acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, had her first interview with an American journalist on Thursday.

Rodriguez told NBC News about her willingness to work with the Trump administration, confirming discussions about Venezuela's oil sector after U.S.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright visited Caracas and reported strong early cooperation.

But when asked about her predecessor, Nicolas Maduro, as well as the future of political freedom in Venezuela, Rodriguez said this.

The Texas Supreme Court is weighing a case that could reshape how gender transition malpractice lawsuits are handled nationwide.

Daily Wire investigative reporter Megan Brock has the story.

New information has come to light regarding the motive of the trans-identifying male who opened fire at a small school in British Columbia.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce has the latest.

A beloved former Team USA skater was shot and killed on Tuesday at a Starbucks drive-thru in St.

Louis, Missouri.

Gabrielle Linehan, a 28-year-old former Team USA synchronized skater and coach, was approached in her car and held up at gunpoint.

The suspect can be seen on surveillance footage approaching her car in a reflective vest and

ordering her to raise her hands and firing.