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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.
RFK Jr. Says New Color-Coded Labels Coming for All Packaged Food
‘We’re going to give you the information to take control of your own own health,’ the health secretary said.
Trump Vows Vengeance for US Military Deaths
‘Our resolve and likewise that of Israel has never been stronger,’ Trump said.
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Trump Announces US Military Sank 9 Iranian Navy Ships
Iran’s naval headquarters was also ‘largely destroyed’ in the operation, the president says.
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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Moore’s Creek Bridge: The Battle That Delayed Britain’s Southern Conquest
With the war at a stalemate, Britain pursued an alternate strategy: winning the war from the South. Standing in its way were the Patriots of North Carolina.
FBI Confirms Terrorism Task Force Investigating Texas Bar Shooting That Left 2 Dead
The shooting suspect, who was not named, also died, according to authorities.
Oil Prices Expected to Spike as Iran Declares Strait of Hormuz ‘Effectively Closed’
Two oil tankers and an Omani port were attacked, pausing tanker traffic in a waterway through which more than 20 percent of the world’s oil is exported.
Thousands of Flights Disrupted Across Middle East Amid Conflict
Airports in the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Israel faced the most flight cancellations on March 1.
These Arizona Seniors Show You Are Never Too Old for Police Work
Volunteers with the Senior Patrol in Show Low, Arizona, dedicate their time and energy each week to keeping their community safe.
HUD Proposes Rule to Implement Work Requirements for Eligible Adults Residing in Public Housing
Housing assistance was never meant to provide ‘work-able’ individuals with government support for their entire lives, HUD Secretary said.
DOJ Sues for Ownership of Oil Tanker That Allegedly Violated Venezuela Sanctions
The federal government sanctioned the ship in 2022 and seized it on the high seas two months ago.
Columbia Student Detained by ICE Released After Mamdani–Trump Meeting
The New York City mayor says Trump agreed to free Elmina Aghayeva hours after she was detained in the early morning at university housing.
US Embassy in Israel Allows Personnel to Leave Country 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.
Kansas’s Strict Biological Sex Law Takes Effect
The measure mandates biological sex-based restrooms and invalidates driver’s licenses and birth certificates that contradict biological definitions.
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.
