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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Temporary Protected Status for Over 300,000 Haitians
The ruling allows Haitians with Temporary Protected Status to stay in the United States and keep working while the underlying lawsuit proceeds.
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Trump Assassination Plotter Gets Convicted of Terrorism, Murder for Hire
The would-be assassin was sent to the United States to recruit individuals for carrying out attacks.
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Mother of 2 Girls Found in Shallow Graves in Cleveland Charged With Murder
The mother of two young girls found buried inside suitcases in Cleveland was charged Thursday with two counts of aggravated murder.
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State Department Approves Sale of $151.8 Million in Munitions to Israel
The department waived the congressional review requirements, citing an emergency ’that requires the immediate sale.’
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Trump Announces Military Coalition With Latin American Leaders to Eradicate Cartels
More than a dozen Latin American leaders joined the U.S. president to launch a new security initiative, called ‘The Shield of the Americas’ in Miami.
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Trump Says Iran Will Be Hit ‘Very Hard’ After Tehran Rejects Surrender Demand
Iran has rejected Trump’s surrender demands, vowed to continue resisting, and apologized to Gulf neighbors after Tehran’s strikes hit regional targets.
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Readers Weigh In on Iran War: Epoch Survey
Operation Epic Fury started on Feb. 28, killing Iranian regime leader Ali Khamenei and dozens of other senior officials.
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Daylight Saving Begins on Sunday—What to Know About Efforts to Lock the Clock
Clocks across America will jump an hour back at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday morning.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off on Soaring Oil, Higher Yields
The escalation of the U.S.–Iran conflict fueled fears of stagflation.
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In Charts: How Iran War Tests China’s Oil Supply
China has increased its seaborne oil imports from Russia by 50 percent.
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Coming to a School District Near You: ‘Portrait of a Graduate’
Advocates say academic achievement alone won’t prepare young people to keep up with the changing society and technology.
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FDA Vaccine Chief Vinay Prasad to Leave the Agency in April
Dr. Vinay Prasad stepped down from his position in July last year and rejoined the agency two weeks later.
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Plaintiff Rests, Defense Begins Presenting Evidence in Social Media Addiction Trial
In the case of a California woman, now 20, allegedly harmed by social media, defense attorneys for Meta and Instagram present two witnesses from her school.
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American Bombers Struck Close to 200 Targets Deep Inside Iran: CENTCOM
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers dropped dozens of 2,000-pound penetrator bombs that targeted deeply-buried Iranian ballistic missile launchers.
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Will Trump’s 2024 Gains Among Latinos Hold in the Midterms?
Democrats seek to capitalize on slipping support among Latinos for Republicans over immigration and cost of living concerns.
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Temporary Protected Status for Over 300,000 Haitians
The ruling allows Haitians with Temporary Protected Status to stay in the United States and keep working while the underlying lawsuit proceeds.
|
Trump Assassination Plotter Gets Convicted of Terrorism, Murder for Hire
The would-be assassin was sent to the United States to recruit individuals for carrying out attacks.
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Mother of 2 Girls Found in Shallow Graves in Cleveland Charged With Murder
The mother of two young girls found buried inside suitcases in Cleveland was charged Thursday with two counts of aggravated murder.
|
State Department Approves Sale of $151.8 Million in Munitions to Israel
The department waived the congressional review requirements, citing an emergency ’that requires the immediate sale.’
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Trump Announces Military Coalition With Latin American Leaders to Eradicate Cartels
More than a dozen Latin American leaders joined the U.S. president to launch a new security initiative, called ‘The Shield of the Americas’ in Miami.
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Trump Says Iran Will Be Hit ‘Very Hard’ After Tehran Rejects Surrender Demand
Iran has rejected Trump’s surrender demands, vowed to continue resisting, and apologized to Gulf neighbors after Tehran’s strikes hit regional targets.
|
Readers Weigh In on Iran War: Epoch Survey
Operation Epic Fury started on Feb. 28, killing Iranian regime leader Ali Khamenei and dozens of other senior officials.
|
Daylight Saving Begins on Sunday—What to Know About Efforts to Lock the Clock
Clocks across America will jump an hour back at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday morning.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off on Soaring Oil, Higher Yields
The escalation of the U.S.–Iran conflict fueled fears of stagflation.
|
In Charts: How Iran War Tests China’s Oil Supply
China has increased its seaborne oil imports from Russia by 50 percent.
|
Coming to a School District Near You: ‘Portrait of a Graduate’
Advocates say academic achievement alone won’t prepare young people to keep up with the changing society and technology.
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FDA Vaccine Chief Vinay Prasad to Leave the Agency in April
Dr. Vinay Prasad stepped down from his position in July last year and rejoined the agency two weeks later.
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Plaintiff Rests, Defense Begins Presenting Evidence in Social Media Addiction Trial
In the case of a California woman, now 20, allegedly harmed by social media, defense attorneys for Meta and Instagram present two witnesses from her school.
|
American Bombers Struck Close to 200 Targets Deep Inside Iran: CENTCOM
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers dropped dozens of 2,000-pound penetrator bombs that targeted deeply-buried Iranian ballistic missile launchers.
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Will Trump’s 2024 Gains Among Latinos Hold in the Midterms?
Democrats seek to capitalize on slipping support among Latinos for Republicans over immigration and cost of living concerns.
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