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US Embassy in Jerusalem Advises Nonemergency Personnel to Leave Israel Amid Iran Tensions
The embassy issued a statement citing ’safety risks’ on Feb. 27, a day after U.S.–Iran negotiations concluded in Geneva, Switzerland.
Denver Mayor Signs Order to Ban Federal Immigration Agents From Using City Property
The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.
Block Laying Off 4,000 Staff Members Due to AI, Says Jack Dorsey
The chairman predicted that other companies will also make ‘similar structural changes’ at their organizations within the next year.
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FAA Restricts Texas Airspace After Pentagon’s Alleged Drone Downing
The flight restrictions will remain in effect until June.
Republican Educator in Deep-Red Utah Raises Alarm About State’s Public Schools
Christina Boggess says first-hand experience on the Utah State Board of Education convinced her that public school reform is impossible.
Young Plaintiff Testifies in Landmark Trial to Determine If Social Media Tries to Addict Youths
The young woman known as K.G.M. gives a face to a generational mental health crisis that has accompanied the rise of social media.
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Federal Reserve Plans to Release Sweeping Bank‑Capital Rule by Late March: Top Regulator
The Basel III Endgame reproposal will feature changes to boost mortgage lending, the Fed’s top banking regulator said.
Third Victim Dies From Wounds Suffered in Rhode Island Ice Rink Attack, Police Say
Gerald Dorgan, who had been in critical condition, has died from his injuries, according to Pawtucket police.
Congressional Democrats Vow to Force War Powers Votes on Iran
Democrats are preparing to bring War Powers resolutions up for votes in both the House and Senate next week.
FDA Commissioner Defends Embattled Deputy After Drug Rejections, Says He ‘Loves Trump’
Dr. Marty Makary said that Dr. Vinay Prasad is a genius and has been making approval decisions based on evidence.
US Tariff Rates to Hit 15 Percent or More for Some Nations Under New Strategy
The Trump administration will shift its tariff strategy toward probing unfair practices.
Former US Air Force Pilot Arrested for Allegedly Providing Combat Training to Chinese Military
The Chinese government is exploiting the expertise of former and current U.S. military members to modernize its own capabilities, said an FBI official.
What the Surgeon General Nominee Said on Vaccines, Autism, and Psychedelics
The Republican chair of the Senate health panel asked Dr. Casey Means to endorse measles vaccines, while a Democrat questioned her promotion of products.
10 Memorable Moments From Trump’s State of the Union Address
The president delivered the longest such address in recorded U.S. history, punctuating it with emotional moments and real-life stories to illustrate policy.
Homebuying Stalls Despite US Mortgage Rates Sliding to 4-Year Low
Total mortgage applications were little changed from the previous week, says the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Pentagon Officials Tell Senators Trump’s Critical Mineral Plan Will Work in Due Course
The administration’s $15 billion for 15 projects draws bipartisan praise, but investing in private companies draws questions from ‘both sides of the dais.’
Trump to Give USA Hockey Goalie Presidential Medal of Freedom
Starting goalie Conner Hellebuyck stopped 41 of 42 shots against Canada to help carry Team USA to its first Olympic gold medal since 1980.
Trial in Alleged Antifa Shooting at Texas ICE Detention Center Kicks Off
If found guilty, the nine defendants could receive between 10 years and life in prison.
OBGYN Group Withdraws From CDC Vaccine Panel
The group is objecting to the remaking of the committee and the removal of its experts from committee workgroups.
