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US Producer Inflation Surges at Fastest Pace Since July 2025
Investors trim their bets on interest rate cut expectations.
Tennessee Minors Sue Musk’s xAI, Alleging Grok Generated Sexually Explicit Images of Them
Plaintiffs allege their real images were digitally altered into explicit content.
High Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Raises Heart Attack Risk: Study
‘We saw a clear dose-response relationship,’ one of the authors says.
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Day in Photos: Elections in Congo, Zelenskyy in London, and St. Patrick’s Day
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Parents—Not Schools—Must Be in Charge of Their Children
Families, not government institutions, are the foundation of society, and parents should be trusted to guide their children’s upbringing and education.
California and Taiwan Officials Condemn Coercion, Intimidation From Chinese Regime
‘California elected officials do not take orders from the Chinese Communist Party,’ California State Assemblyman Tri Ta stated.
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Middletown Rolls Over, Changes Law to Allow Dogs in Select Public Parks
A law prohibiting dogs in public parks has been modified at the recommendation of the Downtown Middletown Business Improvement District.
Juliana Stratton Wins Senate Democratic Primary in Illinois
Given Illinois’s Democratic lean, Stratton is all but guaranteed to win in the midterms in November.
Trump Administration Seeks Alternative Fertilizer Supplies
A White House economic adviser said talks with Venezuela and Morocco aim to shield farmers from shortages ahead of planting season.
US Prosecutors Say Venezuelan State Funds Should Not Be Used for Maduro’s Defense
In a legal submission, prosecutors say Nicolás Maduro and his wife ‘surely knew’ that the U.S. government did not consider him to be the legitimate president.
Data Centers Look to Liquid Cooling as AI Future Heats Up
Liquid’s superior ability to cool down heat-intensive AI servers is the driving force in the booming data center cooling market.
Trump Signs Order Assigning Vance to Head Anti-Fraud Task Force
The president’s deputy chief of staff said this effort is the first of its kind—and could balance the federal budget if all fraud is shut down.
Suspected South American Drug Kingpin Arrested in Bolivia, Transferred to US
‘Sebastián Marset’s reign of terror and chaos is over,’ the U.S. State Department said.
Some Nations Show Support for Helping US Opening Hormuz, Others Oppose
The UK and France have backed coordinated action to restore navigation, while Spain, Greece, and Japan have ruled out military roles.
US Cities Face Water Stress Amid Crumbling Infrastructure
Billions of gallons of water are lost daily to aging water pipes while a perfect storm of factors strains supply.
Michigan Synagogue Shooter Was Brother of Hezbollah Commander, Israel Says
The shooter, Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, drove his vehicle into a Michigan synagogue on March 12, according to law enforcement.
Photo Essay: US Military Between the Border Walls in San Diego
The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.
Iran Threatens Retaliation After US Attack on Kharg Island
The United States hit over 90 Iranian military targets on Kharg Island on March 13, according to the U.S. Central Command.
