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Arizona Sheriff Aware of ‘Unverified Ransom Note’ Report in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
Entertainment media outlet TMZ said it received a note on Tuesday with specific details and dollar demands.
Major Medical Group Announces Opposition to Pediatric Transgender Surgeries
The available evidence requires ‘a precautionary approach,’ the American Society of Plastic Surgeons said.
IRS Says Operations Not Impacted by Partial Government Shutdown
Tax filing season started late last month and will end on April 15.
Siemens Energy to Invest $1 Billion in US Energy Sector, Manufacturing
The company plans to meet growing US power demand by substantially expanding power generation nationwide.
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Sheriff Urges Possible Captors of ‘Today’ Host’s Mother: ‘Let Her Go’
‘We don’t need another bad, tragic ending,’ the Arizona lawman said of the case involving Nancy Guthrie, missing since Sunday.
Trump Says Administration Will Seek $1 Billion in Damages From Harvard
Trump alleged that Harvard University had engaged in criminal conduct.
California Bill Aims to Address Political Violence—Named After Melissa Hortman and Charlie Kirk
Assembly Bill 1535 refers to former Minnesota state House Speaker Melissa Hortman and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
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HUD Delays Enforcement of Stricter Residential Energy Standards
The National Association of Homebuilders said it will continue working to make sure the new building codes never go into effect.
Trump Says Mexico Will Halt Oil Shipments to Cuba as Pressure Campaign Intensifies
Oil supplies have become a key point of leverage as the Trump administration seeks to push communist-led Cuba toward talks and concessions.
Why Skyrocketing Premiums Were Inevitable With Obamacare’s Design
The Affordable Care Act caused a cracked insurance market and skyrocketing premiums, now at an average of nearly $500 per month for a 40-year-old to be insured.
Maryland House Passes Mid-Decade Redistricting Bill, Sending Measure to Senate
Maryland’s House of Delegates approved HB 488 to redraw the state’s congressional map for 2026, setting up a state Senate fight over mid-decade redistricting.
What to Know About the Partial Government Shutdown
The House is expected to vote on an appropriations bill on Tuesday, and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is confident that it will pass.
Justice Department’s Misconduct Complaint Against Federal Judge Dismissed
‘The complaint offers no source for what, if anything, the subject judge said,’ the ruling says.
Cartels Use Animal Tranquilizer Produced in China to Make Fentanyl More Addictive
‘Now there’s another synthetic. ... It’s absolute insanity. And they all start in China,’ said April Babcock, whose son died from a fentanyl overdose.
‘Melania’ Opens With Strong Weekend at Box Office
The first lady’s documentary grossed $7 million in its opening weekend, achieving the strongest debut for a nonfiction film in a decade.
US Envoy Arrives in Venezuela to Resume Diplomatic Mission After 7-Year Interruption
The U.S. envoy’s visit comes nearly a month after Trump ordered a military operation to capture wanted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
Astronauts See Real Connection Between Space Station Work and Moon Missions
If Artemis II proves successful and a lunar lander is completed and cleared to fly, NASA aims to land a human crew on the moon as part of Artemis III.
Service Dogs Provide Families With Peace of Mind
Based in southwest Ohio, 4 Paws for Ability raises service dogs to pair as partners for special-needs children.
Jury Finds Doctors Liable for Malpractice in Gender Surgery Lawsuit
A jury awarded $2 million in damages to a 22-year-old woman who underwent breast removal surgery as a teenager.
