ABC News Live Prime: Feb. 2, 2026
February 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelMother of ‘Today’ show host Savannah Guthrie possibly kidnapped; Epstein survivors demand DOJ site shutdown; 89yo former Supreme Court Assoc. Justice Anthony Kennedy; Herm Edwards’ Super Bowl pick.
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20 claims extractedNancy Guthrie possibly kidnapped from home
DOJ released unredacted victim names and images
Survivor claims intentional failure to redact names
Government distributing child pornography to victims
Trump orders Kennedy Center closure for renovation
Trump's past renovation promises ended in demolition
Trump claims he won 2020 election by large margin
Trump personally directed FBI raid on Georgia election office
Trump calls for Republicans to nationalize voting
Judge criticizes Trump immigration warrants as unconstitutional
Judge finds ICE pursuing deportation quotas over child welfare
DHS claims father abandoned child during ICE arrest
Chinese national operating illegal biological lab with deadly pathogens
Trump administration removes Black history and slavery exhibits
Justice Kennedy contemplated resigning over abortion opinion
Justice Kennedy wrote unsigned Bush v. Gore opinion
Kennedy criticizes Trump-era vulgar political rhetoric
Kennedy says America falling short as world example
Kennedy concerned about partisan rhetoric in Supreme Court opinions
No Black offensive coordinators in NFL
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