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Prosecutors Applied Rarely Used Domestic Terrorism Law to Convict Texas Antifa Members
The landmark case differentiates political activism from criminal activity and lays the groundwork for further prosecution, legal experts say.
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Trump Administration Seeks Alternative Fertilizer Supplies
A White House economic adviser said talks with Venezuela and Morocco aim to shield farmers from shortages ahead of planting season.
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Israel Launches New Attacks on Tehran, Beirut as Iran Continues Assaults on Gulf Nations
Israel said on March 17 that it had killed two senior Iranian military figures.
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Most NATO Members Won’t Join Iran Operation, Trump Says
The rejection came after Trump had sought allies’ help in opening the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Allowing Iranian Ships Through Strait of Hormuz, Treasury Secretary Says
‘We want the world to be well supplied,’ Bessent said.
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Baghdad, Tehran in Talks to Safeguard Oil Tanker Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz, Iraqi Oil Minister Says
Hayyan Abdul Ghani also said that Baghdad was working to restore a pipeline that runs from Iraq to Turkey.
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Federal Government Cannot Implement Sweeping Funding Freeze: Appeals Court
The Trump administration tried freezing trillions of dollars in funding, prompting a legal challenge.
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Top Counterterrorism Official Resigns Over Iran War
Joe Kent says Iran posed no imminent threat to the United States and that the current armed conflict is due to pressure from Israel.
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Trump Says He’ll Have the ‘Honor of Taking Cuba’
The president’s comments come on the same day officials in Cuba reported an islandwide blackout.
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FTC Warns US Auto Dealership Groups Against Deceptive Pricing
The agency asked dealers to ensure that the advertised price of cars are the actual total prices charged to buyers.
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US Prosecutors Say Venezuelan State Funds Should Not Be Used for Maduro’s Defense
In a legal submission, prosecutors say Nicolás Maduro and his wife ‘surely knew’ that the U.S. government did not consider him to be the legitimate president.
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Israel Says Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed in Strikes
The elimination of senior officials of the Iranian regime has been ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to his office.
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US Department of State Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee From $2,350 to $450
The fee reduction follows years of complaints from Americans overseas, particularly over double taxation and banking restrictions linked to federal rules.
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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.
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Trump Expects Iran War to End ‘Soon’
‘Won’t be long. And we’re going to have a much safer world when it’s wrapped up,’ President Donald Trump said.
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Russia Benefiting From US-Iran War While Impacts on China Are ‘Complicated’: Analysts
How, or if, the United States’ primary adversaries can capitalize on its Middle East ‘distraction’ depends on the conflict’s duration, scholars say.
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Fed Opens March Policy Meeting With Iran Conflict Clouding the Outlook
The futures market widely expects the Federal Reserve will leave interest rates unchanged.
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China Sets Its Lowest Growth Target in Years—Here’s Why
It reflects an admission of failure, manipulation of expectations, and face saving for the regime, according to analysts.
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Data Centers Look to Liquid Cooling as AI Future Heats Up
Liquid’s superior ability to cool down heat-intensive AI servers is the driving force in the booming data center cooling market.
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Prosecutors Applied Rarely Used Domestic Terrorism Law to Convict Texas Antifa Members
The landmark case differentiates political activism from criminal activity and lays the groundwork for further prosecution, legal experts say.
|
Trump Administration Seeks Alternative Fertilizer Supplies
A White House economic adviser said talks with Venezuela and Morocco aim to shield farmers from shortages ahead of planting season.
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Israel Launches New Attacks on Tehran, Beirut as Iran Continues Assaults on Gulf Nations
Israel said on March 17 that it had killed two senior Iranian military figures.
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Most NATO Members Won’t Join Iran Operation, Trump Says
The rejection came after Trump had sought allies’ help in opening the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Allowing Iranian Ships Through Strait of Hormuz, Treasury Secretary Says
‘We want the world to be well supplied,’ Bessent said.
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Baghdad, Tehran in Talks to Safeguard Oil Tanker Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz, Iraqi Oil Minister Says
Hayyan Abdul Ghani also said that Baghdad was working to restore a pipeline that runs from Iraq to Turkey.
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Federal Government Cannot Implement Sweeping Funding Freeze: Appeals Court
The Trump administration tried freezing trillions of dollars in funding, prompting a legal challenge.
|
Top Counterterrorism Official Resigns Over Iran War
Joe Kent says Iran posed no imminent threat to the United States and that the current armed conflict is due to pressure from Israel.
|
Trump Says He’ll Have the ‘Honor of Taking Cuba’
The president’s comments come on the same day officials in Cuba reported an islandwide blackout.
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FTC Warns US Auto Dealership Groups Against Deceptive Pricing
The agency asked dealers to ensure that the advertised price of cars are the actual total prices charged to buyers.
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US Prosecutors Say Venezuelan State Funds Should Not Be Used for Maduro’s Defense
In a legal submission, prosecutors say Nicolás Maduro and his wife ‘surely knew’ that the U.S. government did not consider him to be the legitimate president.
|
Israel Says Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed in Strikes
The elimination of senior officials of the Iranian regime has been ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to his office.
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US Department of State Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee From $2,350 to $450
The fee reduction follows years of complaints from Americans overseas, particularly over double taxation and banking restrictions linked to federal rules.
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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.
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Trump Expects Iran War to End ‘Soon’
‘Won’t be long. And we’re going to have a much safer world when it’s wrapped up,’ President Donald Trump said.
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Russia Benefiting From US-Iran War While Impacts on China Are ‘Complicated’: Analysts
How, or if, the United States’ primary adversaries can capitalize on its Middle East ‘distraction’ depends on the conflict’s duration, scholars say.
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Fed Opens March Policy Meeting With Iran Conflict Clouding the Outlook
The futures market widely expects the Federal Reserve will leave interest rates unchanged.
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China Sets Its Lowest Growth Target in Years—Here’s Why
It reflects an admission of failure, manipulation of expectations, and face saving for the regime, according to analysts.
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Data Centers Look to Liquid Cooling as AI Future Heats Up
Liquid’s superior ability to cool down heat-intensive AI servers is the driving force in the booming data center cooling market.
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