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New Jersey and Roxbury Township Sue Trump Admin Over Incoming Immigration Detention Facility
The lawsuit filed on March 20 argued that a warehouse in Roxbury, New Jersey, is not fit for a large detention facility.
Cyber Actors Linked to Russia Targeting Users of Messaging Apps, FBI Says
Thousands of messaging app users may have been hacked by cyber actors who targeted government officials and journalists.
US Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil Stranded at Sea
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States will ‘use the Iranian barrels against Tehran to keep the price down’ as the war continues.
Wall Street Review: Stocks Extend Downward Streak
Stocks fell for a fourth straight week as oil prices and Treasury yields climbed.
More Than 5,500 Residents Ordered to Evacuate in Hawaii Amid Risk of Dam Failure, Flooding
Honolulu officials warned towns along Oahu’s North Shore that the Wahiawa Dam was ‘at risk of imminent failure.’
Arizona Republicans Move to Repeal Cesar Chavez Day Amid Sexual Abuse Allegations
Office of Gov. Katie Hobbs cancels March 31 celebration, saying it is ‘deeply concerned’ by the accusations.
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Dovish or Hawkish? Fed’s Waller, Bowman Debate Next Steps for Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve’s Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman thought rate cuts were possible this year—the markets disagreed.
US Treasury to Partner With Education Department to Collect Student Loan Debt
The student loan portfolio stands at nearly $1.7 trillion with almost 25 percent of borrowers in default.
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New EV Sales Slide in February, but High Fuel Prices May Shift Consumer Sentiment: Report
Sales of used electric vehicles rose sharply in February, according to Cox Automotive.
Senate Again Fails to Advance DHS Funding Bill as Shutdown Stretches Over a Month
Although about 96 percent of the federal government is funded, DHS has remained partially shut down since Feb. 13.
$1.2 Billion in Tax Refunds Remain Unclaimed: IRS
If a taxpayer does not claim the refunds, the money eventually becomes the property of the U.S. Treasury.
US Charges Supermicro Cofounder, 2 Workers With Sending Nvidia Chips to China
The workers allegedly diverted about $2.5 billion worth of servers equipped with Nvidia-made chips to China.
China ‘Usurps’ UN as Tool for Advancing Strategic Interests, Report Says
The Chinese regime is shaping the United Nations to ‘serve the ends of the Chinese Communist Party,’ the report said.
Day in Photos: Rockwell B-1 Lancer Heavy Bomber, Trump Meets With Japanese PM, and Larry the Cat
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Iran Foreign Minister Warns ‘Zero Restraint’ If Oil Infrastructure Hit Again
‘Our response to Israel’s attack on our infrastructure employed FRACTION of our power,’ Abbas Araghchi said on social media.
European Countries, Canada, and Japan Ready to Help Secure Strait of Hormuz to Stabilize Energy Markets
The allies condemned Iranian attacks, warning of global energy disruption and pledging support to keep the vital Hormuz shipping route open.
FBI Says Suspicious Package at Florida Air Force Base Contained ‘Possible Energetic Materials’
MacDill AFB issued a shelter-in-place order after a threat was made against the Air Force base.
Day in Photos: ‘Green Oil’ Price Surge, Pakistani Air Strike, and Vinyl Record Collection
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Congress Working to Enact Trump’s Prescription Drug Price Plan
The president called for Congress to enact his Most Favored Nation price policy to set prescription drug prices in line with other developed countries.
Iran Regime ‘Intact but Largely Degraded,’ Intelligence Director Gabbard Says
Should Iran’s current power structure survive the conflict, Gabbard says it will likely pursue a lengthy effort to rebuild its drone and missile forces.
Trump Waives US Shipping Law to Mitigate Rising Fuel Prices
Energy costs for ships have increased substantially since the start of the conflict.
