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Senate Rejects Democratic Bid to End Iran Conflict for 5th Time
Sen. Rand Paul was the only Republican to vote in favor of ending the war, while Sen. John Fetterman was the only Democrat to vote against.
Day in Photos: Teotihuacan Reopens, Illegal Sand Quarry, and Youth Detention Center
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Federal Agencies Use Less Than 60 Percent of Federal Building Space: Report
None of the more than 9,700 federal buildings managed by 22 agencies meets the 60 percent utilization threshold, government data shows.
FCC Seeks Public Comment on TV Ratings, Parental Warnings on Gender Content
Parents say gender identity issues are being included in children’s programs without disclosure, the agency said.
US Forces Turn Away 31 Vessels at Naval Blockade Against Iran: CENTCOM
CENTCOM denied media reports of vessels evading the blockade.
Ford Recalls 140,000 Ranger Pickups Over Sun Visor Wiring Fire Risk
As of March 20, the automaker was aware of three warranty claims: one involving a reported fire and two others involving smoke or burn evidence.
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DOJ Settles Surveillance Abuse Lawsuit With Former Trump Campaign Adviser Carter Page
Page worked as a foreign policy adviser for the president’s 2016 campaign.
Los Angeles Schools Move to Limit Classroom Screen Time
The new policy follows an earlier cellphone ban as the district seeks balance between technology use and student well-being.
Feds Uncover DC-Area International Car Theft Ring
Six people were charged in connection to the alleged scheme connected to Africa, authorities reported.
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Top Wall Street Law Firm Apologizes to Judge for AI Hallucination in Court Filing
The law firm told a federal judge that a motion contained inaccurate citations and other mistakes linked in part to AI hallucinations.
Senate Democrats to Force Series of Amendment Votes on ICE Funding Bill
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer previewed Wednesday’s ‘vote-a-rama’ strategy as Republicans push toward final passage of the $70 billion package.
Iranian Official Says Regime Has Yet to Decide on Joining New US Peace Talks
The comment was made as Iran said it seized two ships and attacked a third.
Trump Picks University Professor Christopher Phelan to Lead White House Economic Council
Christopher Phelan previously served as a senior economist in the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
12 AGs Petition Court to Defend Trump’s Executive Order on Citizenship Verification in Elections
The coalition of attorneys general filed motions in Massachusetts and the District of Columbia on Monday.
Day in Photos: Protest in Bolivia, Remembrance Day, and Romania’s Ancient Treasures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Key Takeaways From Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh’s Confirmation Hearing
From the Fed’s balance sheet to how the central bank communicates, Kevin Warsh pledges various changes to the institution.
Cuba Confirms Direct Talks With US
Cuban officials said that lifting the energy blockade was their top priority in negotiations.
Street Gang Dismantled, $20 Million Worth of Drugs Seized in Operation Sweet Silence: FBI
Nearly 120 firearms were taken off the streets in Columbus, Georgia.
$5,250 Tax-Free Educational Assistance Extended to 2025–2026: IRS
The funds can be used by employees to pay for tuition and fees of an educational course, as well as books, equipment, and supplies.
Epoch Times Wins Multiple Awards for Excellence in Religion Coverage
The Religious Communicators Council has recognized fair, honest, and brilliant religion reporting in secular media since 1949.
Supreme Court to Consider Whether Colorado May Deny Funding for Catholic Preschools
A federal appeals court held that Colorado could withhold the ‘universal preschool’ money over Catholic teachings.
