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Just hours before the planned Wednesday call, Ukrainian officials alleged Russians had already breached a limited cease-fire halting energy sector attacks.
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Trump Administration Releases More Than 2,000 JFK Assassination Files
‘People have been waiting for decades for this,’ the president said. ‘We have a tremendous amount of paper.’
House Lawmakers Seek to Crack Down on China’s Secret Police Stations in US
‘We should find, prosecute, and sanction any Chinese Communist Party official involved in standing up police stations on U.S. soil,’ Rep. Ashley Hinson said.
FBI Expands Anti-Terrorism Focus to Target Cartels and Gangs Including Tren de Aragua
The FBI is expanding its counterterrorism efforts to target transnational gangs and cartels, including Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua, now deemed ‘alien enemies.’
Social Security Strengthens Identity Verification for 2 Services
Recipients without online accounts will have to do in-person verification to file claims or to change direct deposit information after March 31.
Trump Backs Putin’s Plan for Ice Hockey Matches Between US, Russia: Kremlin
The two leaders held a phone call this week to discuss Moscow’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Judge Declines to Require FEMA Release Funds to Upgrade US Emergency Alert System
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Turkish Authorities Detain Istanbul Mayor and Would-Be Presidential Contender
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has long been regarded as a potential challenger to Turkey’s long-ruling incumbent president.
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Starliner Astronauts Return to Earth After Nearly 10 Months in Space
This was the final splashdown of a SpaceX crew dragon off the coast of Florida. Future ones will be conducted off the coast of southern California.
Ukraine, Russia Accuse Each Other of New Energy Sector Attacks After Putin Accepts Moratorium Deal
Moscow said it would halt Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy sites following a March 18 call with Washington.
White House Condemns Bomb Threats Against Shen Yun
Press secretary says the Trump administration will take any such threats seriously and ensure perpetrators are held accountable.
AG Bondi Calls Vandalism on Tesla Property ‘Domestic Terrorism’
Multiple Tesla vehicles, showrooms, and charging stations have been attacked across the United States.
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The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Meloni Cautions Against Tit-for-Tat Tariffs Between EU, US
The Italian prime minister also spoke out in support of Trump’s proposed cease-fire between Russia and Ukraine.
Purdue Pharma Files New Bankruptcy Plan for $7.4 Billion Opioid Settlement
The oxycodone manufacturer was sued by states, local governments, and individuals for its alleged role in creating the opioid crisis.
Louisiana Carries Out First Execution in 15 Years After Supreme Court Appeal Fails
Justice Gorsuch dissented, saying the court should stay execution to weigh whether a federal law protecting religious exercise was being violated.
Judge Temporarily Blocks EPA From Canceling Climate Grants
EPA administrator Lee Zeldin said he will not rest ‘until these hard-earned taxpayer dollars are returned to the U.S. Treasury.’
Tennessee Unanimously Passes Bill to End Complicity in CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting Abuses
The bill, now going to the governor’s desk, aims to ban health insurance coverage on transplant operation and care linked to China.
Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady at Key Policy Meeting
A ’tangible shift has occurred' in markets, from watching the Fed to monitoring politics, said one analyst.
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