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President Trump announced an increase in tariffs on South Korea this week after the country failed to ratify a newly negotiated trade agreement.

Daily Wire senior editor Kevin Phillips has more.

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Circuit Court just untied the hands of ICE agents in Minnesota.

A Biden-appointed judge ruled on January 16th to bar agents from retaliating against anyone engaged in, quote, peaceful and unobstructive protest activity.

The judge also barred stopping vehicles without reasonable belief that those inside are forcibly obstructing or interfering with immigration agents.

But on Monday, an Eighth Circuit Court panel said the ruling was too broad and too vague, blocking enforcement of the order while the Trump administration appeals the ruling.

The Department of Education just took a major step toward pulling funding for Minnesota's education and high school sports agencies.

The Fox Forecast Center is following a developing storm off the east coast that could pour fresh snow on areas still recovering from the last one.

Experts say to expect heavy snow from the southeast coast on Saturday up to the mid-Atlantic and around New England on Sunday.

This comes on the heels of the last snowstorm, which has affected millions of Americans across the nation, leaving more than 500,000 without power.

If you happen to be in affected areas, follow your local forecasts, prepare as best you can, and stay warm.

Three of the world's largest social media platforms are in court today for a bellwether social media addiction case.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the details.

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And in case you missed it earlier today, we covered some major stories, including a productive conversation between Governor Walz and President Trump, the Minneapolis protests revealing an organized network, and the FDA moving to bring more medication out from behind the counter.

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