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New Book Will Help Rally Americans to Reject Communism, Rights Advocates Say
Former ambassador-at-large for religious freedom Sam Brownback said ‘Killed to Order’ can help delegitimize China’s communist regime and bring about its end.
US Official Disputes Zelenskyy’s Claim That Security Guarantees Linked to Ukraine Ceding Donbas
In a March 25 interview, the Ukrainian president said the U.S. was ready to provide security guarantees ‘once Ukraine is ready to withdraw from Donbas.’
Trump Appoints Major Tech Leaders to White House Council
The founders of Google and Meta were among those chosen for the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
‘Unbearable’: Savannah Guthrie Gives First Interview Since Mother’s Disappearance
It’s been nearly two months since Nancy Guthrie went missing. ‘We are in agony,’ said the TV host.
Melania Trump Launches 45-Nation Initiative to Improve Children’s Education
The first lady spoke to representatives of the nations taking part in the campaign on March 24.
California Democratic Chair Warns Democrats They Could Be Shut Out of Governor’s Race
Rusty Hicks said the crowded field could split the vote, allowing two Republicans to advance and leaving out Democrats.
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US Home Sale Cancellations Hit Record High for February
Redfin attributes the rise in back-outs to the influx of additional buyer options.
BLM Activist Ordered to Pay Back $224,000 in COVID Relief Funds, Donations
Monica Cannon-Grant was sentenced to six months of home confinement.
Virginia’s Democratic Governor Reverses Withdrawal From Multistate Voter Roll Database
Abigail Spanberger signed an order directing officials to begin the process of rejoining a 26-state voter data-sharing compact.
EPA Will Allow Greater Ethanol Content in Gasoline in Bid to Ease Rising Prices
EPA Director Lee Zeldin told reporters at a Houston energy conference that the order will boost gas supplies and lower costs before the summer driving season.
Senate Budget Committee to Draft 2nd Reconciliation Bill
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who met with Trump, said more funding will allow law enforcement to better carry out Trump’s public safety agenda.
‘Cuba Next!’: Thousands Rally for American Intervention in Communist Cuba
With successful operations against Venezuela’s former leader and the Iranian regime, Cuban Americans are hopeful their country will be Trump’s next focus.
CPAC to Kick Off in Texas With Speakers Including Federal Officials, Conservative Influencers
President Donald Trump is not on the schedule to attend this year’s annual event.
More Than 450 TSA Agents Quit During DHS Shutdown as Airport Delays Grow
Absences surged at major airports, with callout rates reaching 40.3 percent in Houston and 37.4 percent in Atlanta.
USDA Issues Health Alert on Ground Beef After ‘Foreign Material’ Found
Two complaints were submitted to the producer, leading to the discovery of the problem, the agency says.
9,000 Iranian Targets Hit So Far, US Central Command Says
CENTCOM also disputed claims that a US F-15 jet was shot down over Kuwait.
Trump Installs Christopher Columbus Statue on White House Grounds
The statue had been placed on the north side of the Eisenhower Executive Office building.
Toyota Announces $1 Billion Investment in US Plants
The investments will help to further manufacturing facilities of popular models, including Camry, RAV4, and the Grand Highlander.
IRS Data Show Average Tax Refund Up 10.8 Percent This Year
The average refund for individual filers for 2026 was $3,623, up from $3,271, according to the IRS.
Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of State Law Allowing Late-Arriving Ballots
The state Republican Party argues federal law prevails over a Mississippi law permitting late receipts.
