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Airports May Close If Government Shutdown Continues: TSA
The Transportation Security Administration has been unfunded for half of the current calendar year.
Maryland Supreme Court Tosses Climate Lawsuits
More than 30 municipal climate lawsuits seek to set U.S. energy policy through litigation, critics say.
Burgum Says Trump Energy Policies Make US Less Vulnerable to Upheaval, the World Safer
Interior Secretary tells executives at Houston conference that the president’s ‘energy dominance strategy’ will lower costs, secure oil and gas supply chains.
Thousands of DHL Express Workers Prepared to Strike by March 31
The national contract and all supplemental bargaining for local work units must be completed by month’s end, Teamsters said.
Central Command Says Nearly 300 US Military Troops Injured in Iran War
‘The vast majority of these injuries have been minor,’ a military official says.
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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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.
Supreme Court Rules Cox Not Liable in Copyrighted Music Dispute With Sony
Sony had been awarded $1 billion in damages.
Washington State’s Race-Based Housing Finance Program Faces Federal Probe
One of the program’s eligibility criteria indicates that the applicant must be of certain racial ancestry.
Federal Judge Voices Concerns Over War Department’s Ban of Anthropic
The artificial intelligence company argued that it is facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.
Jury Orders Meta to Pay $375 Million in Social Media Safety Trial
The jury found that the company violated New Mexico’s consumer protection law.
Fire Truck in LaGuardia Crash Lacked Device Needed to Alert Safety Warning System: NTSB
The information is still preliminary as the investigation is ongoing, the NTSB says.
Homan Says ICE Agents Will Be Able to ‘Arrest Criminals’ at Airports
President Donald Trump said he would not fund DHS unless Democrats back an election measure known as the SAVE America Act.
Supreme Court Rules Policeman Accused of Excessive Force by Protester May Not Be Sued
The dissenting opinion said the court is giving police officers ‘license to inflict gratuitous pain on a nonviolent protester.’
Trump Admin Again Asks Supreme Court to Halt Lower Courts’ Inquiries Into DOGE
The Supreme Court already intervened last year, but the government says lower court requests are still intruding on executive branch powers.
Partisan Divides Shape US State Responses to China, Report Says
The report found that Arkansas and Florida have passed the most China-related laws, while 16 states have passed no laws to counter Beijing’s ‘malign influence.’
Senate Confirms Mullin as Next DHS Secretary
The vote comes as Trump orders ICE to assist Transportation Security Administration agents amid a standoff with Democrats over funding.