DHS Funding Is Set to Lapse as Top Senate Republican Rejects Restrictions on Immigration Agents; Protesters from New York to Milan Decry Trump’s Immigration Crackdown; U.K. Opposition Parties Call for Vote of No Confidence in PM Starmer over Epstein-Linked Ambassador; Brad Karp, Chair of Paul Weiss Law Firm, Resigns over Ties to Jeffrey Epstein; Global Sumud Flotilla Plans Largest Humanitarian Mission Yet to Gaza; Cuban President Open to Talks with U.S. Amid Warnings of “Humanitarian Collapse” Due to Oil Blockade; Sudan’s RSF Bombs Hospital as Famine Spreads in Darfur; Nigerian Army Deploys to Kwara State After Massacre Leaves 170 Dead; Bombing at Islamabad Mosque Kills 31 and Injures Scores; U.S. Economy Shed 108,435 Jobs in January, Worst Month Since 2009 Recession