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Day in Photos: March in Argentina, Teachers’ Strike, and Anti-Semitic Attack
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Missouri Supreme Court Upholds New Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
The court ruled that the new maps were lawful in a major win for Missouri Republicans.
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 Tuesday.
Investigators Zero in on Key Date in Nancy Guthrie Case: ‘Something Occurred on Jan. 11’
Pima County sheriff Chris Nanos says newly uncovered information suggests activity connected to the woman’s disappearance may have taken place on that date.
More Than 450 TSA Agents Quit During DHS Shutdown as Airport Delays Grow
Absences surged at major airports, with callout rates reaching 40.3 percent in Houston and 37.4 percent in Atlanta.
USDA, HHS Promote ‘Product of USA’ Labeling for American Farmers, Ranchers
The labeling standard is voluntary and is designed to help American farms and educate consumers about what it means.
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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.
Audit Finds California District May Have Issued Unauthorized Diplomas to Students in China
The Pegasus school in China claims to offer ‘authentic Californian education,’ with a majority of its students admitted into top U.S. universities.
California Sues Trump Admin Over Order to Restart Sable Offshore Pipeline
The Energy Department has said the restoration of the onshore oil pipelines in California was necessary to address supply disruption risks.
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Rubio Testifies in Former Congressman’s Venezuela Lobbying Trial
In a heavily secured Miami courtroom, the secretary of state described a long and close relationship with Rivera.
Taliban Says It Released American Citizen Who Was Detained for Past Year
A researcher, Dennis Coyle, was held by the Taliban for more than a year, his family says.
US Natural Gas Market Shielded From Global Price Shocks During Iran War
Analysts say East Asia could see hikes in energy costs after an Iranian strike wrecked Qatari LNG infrastructure that met 20 percent of the world’s demand.
Day in Photos: Plane Collides With Fire Truck, ICE Deployed at Some Airports, and Dog at Tidal Basin in Washington
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
EU Risks Losing Favorable Access to US LNG If Trade Deal Is Altered, Envoy Says
Ambassador of the United States to the EU Andrew Puzder said that the ‘Europeans should have committed to a trillion dollars’ worth of energy.’
Trump Says No DHS Funding Until SAVE America Bill Is Passed
The president said on March 22 that Republicans in Congress should not make ‘any deal’ with Democrats until the election bill is passed.
2 Pilots Killed After Plane Crashes With Fire Truck at LaGuardia Airport; Blackboxes Recovered
The airport was closed for hours before being reopened.
Iran Threatens to Close Entire Hormuz Strait, Strike Utilities, US Companies After Trump Ultimatum
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards stated that any companies with U.S. shares will be ‘completely destroyed’ if Washington targets Iranian energy facilities.
Trump’s Call for a Hormuz Escort Tests the CCP and Gives Taiwan an Opportunity: Analysts
While China is unwilling to turn on Iran, the U.S. president’s request provides Taiwan with a chance to boost its international standing, they said.
Trump Backs Changes to Health Savings Accounts–What to Know
Some lawmakers want to breathe new life into an old idea by expanding the use of Health Savings Accounts.
Jury Finds Musk Liable to Twitter Shareholders in Lawsuit Over $44 Billion Takeover
Jurors found tech billionaire Elon Musk liable for misleading investors through two social media posts made in 2022.
