BREAKING: Trump discussed strikes on Iran ‘as soon as this weekend’ but hasn’t decided. Pentagon staged assets, moved some personnel. White House says diplomacy first. What do you think? Comment. According to CBS News. (cbsnews.com)
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President Trump has discussed a timeline for possible strikes on Iran — including “as soon as this weekend” — but has not made a final decision, according to U.S. national security officials. The Pentagon has positioned strike assets in the Middle East and has temporarily relocated some personnel from the region as it prepares for potential action. Officials described discussions as fluid while the White House says diplomacy remains the president’s first option. U.S. coordination with Israeli leaders is ongoing amid heightened regional tensions, and anonymous sources cautioned that repositioning forces does not necessarily mean an imminent attack or retaliation. (cbsnews.com)
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FBI Director Kash Patel told The Dan Bongino Show that investigators have uncovered significant funding streams backing antifa-linked activity and predicted more revelations “in the next month or two.” Patel said the bureau’s financial probes — using counterterrorism-style intelligence and “following the money” — have identified donors and mechanisms, including scrutiny of U.S.-based nonprofits and possible foreign sources, though he did not name individuals. He emphasized investigators target funds linked to violence, not lawful protest, and said the FBI has created a dedicated program and noted prior prosecutions tied to antifa-related violence. Officials promise additional public updates as investigations continue. (washingtonexaminer.com)
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On Feb. 17–18, 2026 the Republican-controlled Kansas Legislature overrode Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto to enact House Substitute for Senate Bill 244. (kslegislature.gov) The law requires people in government buildings, schools and universities to use single-sex multiple-occupancy spaces matching their sex assigned at birth, defines “gender” as biological sex at birth, directs agencies to invalidate and reissue driver’s licenses and birth certificates to reflect birth sex, and allows civil suits. (kslegislature.gov) The Senate overrode the veto 31–9, (kslegislature.gov) and the House followed (about 87–37) to make the measure law despite Kelly’s veto, which she publicly called “poorly drafted” and warned of unintended consequences. (kmbc.com)
