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Israel Says It Killed Iranian Intelligence Chief in Overnight Strike
The killing of Khatib, which has not been confirmed by Iran, follows a series of Israeli strikes targeting senior Iranian officials.
ACIP Members React to Court Order Blocking CDC Advisory Panel
Members with vaccine experience were deemed by a judge to be unqualified to serve on the vaccine advisory committee.
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AI Insiders Warn of Dangers of ‘Emergent Strategic Behavior’
Is AI deliberately deceptive? That’s beside the point, researchers say.
Middletown Rolls Over, Changes Law to Allow Dogs in Select Public Parks
A law prohibiting dogs in public parks has been modified at the recommendation of the Downtown Middletown Business Improvement District.
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Rubio Calls for Dramatic Change in Cuban Leadership Amid Nationwide Blackout
‘Cuba has an economy that doesn’t work and a political and governmental system that can’t fix it,’ U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
Parents—Not Schools—Must Be in Charge of Their Children
Families, not government institutions, are the foundation of society, and parents should be trusted to guide their children’s upbringing and education.
California and Taiwan Officials Condemn Coercion, Intimidation From Chinese Regime
‘California elected officials do not take orders from the Chinese Communist Party,’ California State Assemblyman Tri Ta stated.
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Transport Department Initiates Safety Audit of Chicago’s Transit System
The Chicago Transit Authority reported 261 crimes, including 94 larceny-thefts and four shooting incidents since the beginning of 2026.
DOJ Proposes Rule to Reduce Time Between Capital Conviction and Capital Punishment
Attorney General Pam Bondi says the proposal is the next step in the administration’s policy to faithfully enforce capital punishment laws.
New Book ‘Killed to Order’ Seeds Movement to Counter CCP
‘Killed to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America’s Biggest Adversary’ by Jan Jekielek was released on March 17.
Federal Government Cannot Implement Sweeping Funding Freeze: Appeals Court
The Trump administration tried freezing trillions of dollars in funding, prompting a legal challenge.
Number of US Troops Wounded in Iran War Rises to About 200
In total, 13 U.S. troops have have been killed since the United States and Israel launched a joint military mission to target Iran.
Virginia Democrats Pass Sweeping Agenda in First Trifecta Session but Adjourn Without a Budget
Meanwhile, Virginia GOP said Democrats were ‘breaking every promise they made on affordability.’
Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Ban Chinese Nationals From Driving Trucks With US Military Cargo
‘Communist China continues spying on American military technology by exploiting truck drivers handling Department of War cargo,’ Sen. Tom Cotton said.
Cubans Living Abroad to Be Allowed to Invest in Private Businesses on Island, Official Says
Cuba plans to allow expatriates to invest in and own businesses, part of broader reforms aimed at reviving the communist-run island’s struggling economy.
Trump Says US Could Reach Deal With Cuba ‘Pretty Soon’
‘We’re talking to Cuba, but we’re going to do Iran before Cuba,’ Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One.
Major Winter Storm Prompts Over 1,500 Flight Cancellations in US
Chicago experienced the most flight cancellations on March 15.
Energy Secretary Directs Oil Company to Resume Operations in California, Citing National Security
Oil prices skyrocketed to a little more than $98 per barrel by March 15, the highest level since oil climbed in 2022 after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Trump Positive on Renewed Talks With Kim Jong Un, South Korean Prime Minister Says
South Korea’s prime minister said the U.S. president raised North Korea during an unscheduled White House meeting.
Trump Says Iran Is ‘Totally Defeated and Wants a Deal’
The U.S. president said Iran wanted a deal after the United States ’totally obliterated' all military targets on Kharg Island.
