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As Primaries Unfold, Texans and North Carolinians Name Top Issues
Priorities ranging from illegal immigration to the meaning of Christianity motivated early voters in the two states.
Californians Expected to Decide on Voter ID in November
More than 1.3 million signatures have been collected—more than enough to see the initiative added to the statewide ballot in the November election.
Voters Head to Polls in First 2026 Primary Election: What to Know
Several elections in Texas and North Carolina have high stakes for the control of Congress in 2027.
Pending Luxury Home Sales Surge in West Palm Beach, Defying National Trends
The 30 percent increase from a year ago was driven by relocations of wealthy individuals and financial institutions.
Colorado Football Quarterback Dominiq Ponder Dead at 23 After Single-Car Crash
While driving in Boulder County on March 1, Ponder lost control of his vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Iran War Could Add to California’s Rising Gas Prices
Consumers could pay even higher prices at the pump if the conflict continues.
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Treasury to Drop Anthropic as US Begins Government-Wide Phaseout
The War Department has moved to designate Anthropic a supply chain risk.
Federal Judge Bars Virginia Law Designed to Limit Children’s Social Media Use
A U.S. judge paused enforcement of the state measure to mandate age checks and time restrictions for minors on social media.
One of Five Houses in California’s First 3D-Printed Community Completed, Available for Sale
4DIFY, the company behind the project, is planning to create five of these 3D-printed houses to form a small neighborhood in the town of Olivehurst.
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Supreme Court Upholds Sole GOP-Held Congressional District in New York City for 2026 Elections
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-N.Y.) had appealed a state court order that struck down her congressional district as violating the state constitution.
Supreme Court Justices Seem Doubtful on Banning Firearms for Marijuana Users
The government argued that the current law is similar to older laws banning gun ownership by ‘habitual drunkards.’
Trump Says Iran Operation Projected to Last 4 to 5 Weeks, US Ahead of Schedule
The president said the operation could continue for longer than 5 weeks if needed.
US Vigilant Against Possible Domestic Attacks Amid Iran War: Hegseth
The Pentagon says the United States is prepared as the FBI probes the Austin shooting as a ‘potential nexus to terrorism.’
Police Make Arrests During ICE Protest at Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota
Law enforcement issued dispersal orders after protesters blocked roadways and ‘dumped glass into the street,’ Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office said.
After Khamenei’s Death, Continued US–Israeli Strikes Push Iran’s Regime to Brink
Trump and his allies have made it clear that it is now up to Iranians to decide whether to change the regime.
Trump Agrees to Talk to New Iranian Leadership
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes on Saturday.
Iranian Leader, Top Officials Killed in US–Israeli Strikes: What to Know
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the deaths of 7 Iranian military and nuclear development leaders.
Iran’s Leader Khamenei Killed During US–Israeli Attack
The U.S. and Israel launched a major aerial bombardment targeting Iran’s leadership and military sites. Several top Iranian officials were killed, Israel said.
OpenAI Reaches Deal With Pentagon to Deploy AI Models on Classified Network
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the Pentagon showed ‘a deep respect for safety’ and ‘a desire to partner to achieve the best possible outcome.’
NASA Overhauls Moon Program, Adds Another Mission Before Lunar Landing
A mission to Earth orbit was added in 2027. The manned lunar landing is still slated for 2028.
Federal Judge Rules IRS Illegally Shared Taxpayer Data With ICE
The ruling comes after an IRS official issued a sworn statement that tens of thousands of taxpayers’ data was shared.
