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US Secures $57 Billion in Energy Deals With Indo-Pacific Allies, Burgum Says
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the deals were intended to ensure that Indo-Pacific allies do not have to buy from adversaries.
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US Cities Face Water Stress Amid Crumbling Infrastructure
Billions of gallons of water are lost daily to aging water pipes while a perfect storm of factors strains supply.
‘One Battle After Another’ Dominates 2026 Oscars With 6 Wins
The film collected six Oscars, including best picture and best director.
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Michigan Synagogue Shooter Was Brother of Hezbollah Commander, Israel Says
The shooter, Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, drove his vehicle into a Michigan synagogue on March 12, according to law enforcement.
Federal Judge Delays Deadline for Colleges to Submit Race Data in Admissions
The Massachusetts-led lawsuit argued that new survey reporting, intended to ensure that race is no longer a factor in university admissions, is illegal.
Photo Essay: US Military Between the Border Walls in San Diego
The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.
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Funds Restrict Withdrawals, Raising Risk Concerns About Private Credit Market
Most analysts see no immediate systemic threat from private credit stress but warn a sharp pullback could tighten corporate funding.
Former Marine Indicted for Disclosing Classified US Defense Information
One of the two recipients of the classified information was believed to be in China, according to prosecutors.
Medicare Advantage Overpayments Raise Costs for All Seniors, Congressional Committee Finds
Over 40 million seniors see Medicare Part B premiums taken from Social Security. Medicare Advantage overpayments directly cut their monthly take-home pay.
US Urges Americans to Leave Iraq Immediately
American citizens were urged to stay away from the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad due to risks of missiles, drones, and rockets in Iraqi airspace.
Judge Temporarily Blocks DHS From Ending Protected Status for Somali Immigrants
The judge said Somalis could face substantial consequences if the termination of special protections were to take effect while the case is ongoing.
Warnings of Snowstorm, Extreme Heat Issued for Different Parts of US
The NWS issued blizzard warnings for South Dakota and Minnesota, while Maine is expected to get 3 to 6 inches, and California faces potentially dangerous heat.
Trump Says Reports of Long Gas Lines in China Since Iran War Are Correct
Chinese refineries are the primary buyers of Iranian crude oil.
US Sending More Marines, Warships to Middle East
The 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, consisting of around 5,000 Marines and sailors, is currently operating near Japan.
US Increasingly Striking From Inside Iran’s Airspace as It Gains Air Dominance: Hegseth
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said about 1 percent of the latest U.S. strikes on Iran are from long-range weapons.
Iran’s New Leader Is Wounded, Likely Disfigured, Hegseth Says
‘Iran has plenty of cameras and plenty of voice recorders. Why a written statement?’ Hegseth said.
Trump Admin Sues California to Block Electric Vehicle Mandate
The Justice Department says state rules violate the federal fuel economy law, which would drive up car prices nationwide.
Oakland Celebrates Olympic Gold Medalist Alysa Liu With City Hall Rally
Liu was presented with a key to the city and praised for her Olympic success during Thursday’s celebration rally in her hometown.
Trump Admin Weighs Allowing Foreign Ships to Transport US Crude to Domestic Refiners
The president may issue temporary Jones Act waivers to send Gulf of America oil to domestic plants to boost volume and stymie skyrocketing fuel costs.
