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DOJ to Ask Supreme Court to Allow End of Protected Status for Haitians
The federal government served notice on the high court after a federal appeals court blocked revocation of the protections for Haitians.
New York Remains in ‘Heightened Threat Environment’ After Alleged Terrorist Attack, Governor Says
Two men were arrested following the attack in which IEDs were thrown at anti-Islamic protesters in New York City over the weekend, officials said.
IndyCar Unveils Route for Washington Race Marking America’s 250th
The race will consist of 100 laps around the downtown course.
Archer Accuses Flying‑Taxi Rival Joby of Depending on Chinese Suppliers
Archer and Joby take their legal battle to another level.
Estradiol Hormone Patch Shortage Strains Pharmacies as Demand Soars Since Warning Was Lifted
The FDB began removing a cancer warning in November. Since then, manufacturers have been unable to provide some pharmacies with adequate supplies, CVS reported.
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Trump Says He Won’t Sign Any Bill Until SAVE America Act Passes
Some Republicans have called for changing the filibuster rules to give the voter ID bill a path to passage.
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.
Medi‑Cal Spending at ‘All‑Time High,’ LAO Gives Recommendations to California Lawmakers
Budget estimates for the upcoming 2026–2027 fiscal year propose $222 billion in total funds for Medi-Cal, a 13.1 percent increase from the current year.
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Uber Expands Women-Only Ride Option Nationwide
Uber is facing one of the largest waves of passenger sexual-assault lawsuits in U.S. history, involving 3,700 plaintiffs across 30 states.
Pentagon Identifies 7th US Soldier Killed in Iran War
Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky, succumbed on March 8 to injuries sustained during an Iranian drone strike on March 1.
Hawaii Confirms Vaccinated Visitor Had Measles, Exposed Others
‘After arrival, the visitor became ill, sought medical care, and is now recovering at a private residence on Oahu,’ health officials said.
2 Men Charged With Attempting to Detonate Explosives Outside NYC Mayor’s Home in ISIS-Inspired Attack
Federal charges alleged Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi deployed explosives outside Gracie Mansion and declared ISIS allegiance after arrest.
Trump Discusses Middle East Conflict With UK Prime Minister
The United States launched Operation Epic Fury against the Iranian regime on Feb. 28.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Combat Cybercrime, Predatory Schemes
The order directs the U.S. attorney general to prioritize prosecutions of defendants engaged in ‘cyber-enabled fraud.’
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Temporary Protected Status for More Than 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.
Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off on Soaring Oil, Higher Yields
The escalation of the U.S.–Iran conflict fueled fears of stagflation.
US Customs Expects Tariff Refund System to Go Online in 45 Days
CBP said it has collected about $166 billion from more than 330,000 businesses under the now-invalidated tariff structure.
Trump Says He Would Be Open to Another Religious Leader in Iran
The president dismissed suggestions that Iran must have a democratically run government.
Federal Agents in Chicago Can Use Tear Gas, Other Measures After Court Vacates Injunction
An injunction from a lower court was ‘constitutionally suspect,’ according to the ruling.
Rep. Tony Gonzales Says He Won’t Seek Reelection
The announcement comes after GOP leadership urged the congressman to abandon his bid, after he admitted to an affair with a former aide who died by suicide.
CENTCOM: Iran’s Ballistic Missile Attacks Are Down 90 Percent Since Start of Operation
U.S. forces continue the push to eliminate Iran’s ballistic missile production base.
