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US, Philippines, Japan, Conduct Joint Military Exercises in South China Sea
Since 2023, the Philippines has worked with several countries to assert its rights and maritime entitlements in the West Philippine Sea.
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Denver Mayor Signs Order to Ban Federal Immigration Agents From Using City Property
The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.
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Block Laying Off 4,000 Staff Members Due to AI, Says Jack Dorsey
The chairman predicted that other companies will also make ‘similar structural changes’ at their organizations within the next year.
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Cuba Says It Is Communicating With US After Opening Fire on Speedboat, Killing 4
‘Suffice it to say, it is highly unusual to see shootouts in open sea like that,’ U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
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Pakistan in ‘Open War’ With Afghanistan After Airstrikes, Defense Minister Says
A Taliban spokesperson confirmed Pakistani forces carried out air strikes.
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Trump Administration Cannot Force States to Provide Food Stamp Data: Judge
Officials had threatened to cut off food stamp funding unless states provided records on applicants and recipients.
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Trump Being Careful on Iran, Vance Says, Rules Out Years-Long Middle East War
The vice president said Trump is weighing both diplomacy and force—but with ‘no chance’ of getting bogged down in an extended conflict.
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DOJ Drops Probe Into Minnesota’s Hennepin County Race-Based Prosecutorial Policy
Other parties may still pursue legal action against the county attorney’s office for any harm caused under its previous policy, a DOJ official said.
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DA Drops Assault Charges Against Man Arrested for Pelting NYPD Officers in Snowball Fight
The district attorney’s decision came mere hours after the NYPD arrested Gusmane Coulibaly, who is now on supervised release.
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Kansas’s Strict Biological Sex Law Takes Effect
The measure mandates biological sex-based restrooms and invalidates driver’s licenses and birth certificates that contradict biological definitions.
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Day in Photos: Amphibious Drill in Thailand, Protests in Greece, and Festival of Colours
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Justice Department Sues 5 More States for Refusing to Provide Voter Rolls
In total, the department has filed lawsuits against 29 states and the District of Columbia over voter roll access.
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FAA Restricts Texas Airspace After Pentagon’s Alleged Drone Downing
The flight restrictions will remain in effect until June.
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Young Plaintiff Testifies in Landmark Trial to Determine If Social Media Tries to Addict Youths
The young woman known as K.G.M. gives a face to a generational mental health crisis that has accompanied the rise of social media.
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Anthropic Says It Rejected Pentagon’s AI Demands
Anthropic said the Department of War threatened to designate the company as a ‘supply chain risk.’
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DOJ Prosecutor Testifies Ábrego García Case Not Vindictive
Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.
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Treating the Root, Not Just the Symptoms: The Power of Integrative Medicine | Dr. Daniel Monti
Dr. Monti pioneered the first integrative medicine department at a U.S. medical university.
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Federal Judge Declines for 2nd Time to Block White House Ballroom Construction
The privately funded $400 million project is slated for completion in 2028.
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Trump to Award Medal of Honor to 3 Army Veterans
The Medal of Honor recognizes service members who demonstrate extraordinary bravery and risk their lives above and beyond the call of duty.
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US, Philippines, Japan, Conduct Joint Military Exercises in South China Sea
Since 2023, the Philippines has worked with several countries to assert its rights and maritime entitlements in the West Philippine Sea.
|
Denver Mayor Signs Order to Ban Federal Immigration Agents From Using City Property
The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.
|
Block Laying Off 4,000 Staff Members Due to AI, Says Jack Dorsey
The chairman predicted that other companies will also make ‘similar structural changes’ at their organizations within the next year.
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Cuba Says It Is Communicating With US After Opening Fire on Speedboat, Killing 4
‘Suffice it to say, it is highly unusual to see shootouts in open sea like that,’ U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
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Pakistan in ‘Open War’ With Afghanistan After Airstrikes, Defense Minister Says
A Taliban spokesperson confirmed Pakistani forces carried out air strikes.
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Trump Administration Cannot Force States to Provide Food Stamp Data: Judge
Officials had threatened to cut off food stamp funding unless states provided records on applicants and recipients.
|
Trump Being Careful on Iran, Vance Says, Rules Out Years-Long Middle East War
The vice president said Trump is weighing both diplomacy and force—but with ‘no chance’ of getting bogged down in an extended conflict.
|
DOJ Drops Probe Into Minnesota’s Hennepin County Race-Based Prosecutorial Policy
Other parties may still pursue legal action against the county attorney’s office for any harm caused under its previous policy, a DOJ official said.
|
DA Drops Assault Charges Against Man Arrested for Pelting NYPD Officers in Snowball Fight
The district attorney’s decision came mere hours after the NYPD arrested Gusmane Coulibaly, who is now on supervised release.
|
Kansas’s Strict Biological Sex Law Takes Effect
The measure mandates biological sex-based restrooms and invalidates driver’s licenses and birth certificates that contradict biological definitions.
|
Day in Photos: Amphibious Drill in Thailand, Protests in Greece, and Festival of Colours
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Justice Department Sues 5 More States for Refusing to Provide Voter Rolls
In total, the department has filed lawsuits against 29 states and the District of Columbia over voter roll access.
|
FAA Restricts Texas Airspace After Pentagon’s Alleged Drone Downing
The flight restrictions will remain in effect until June.
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Young Plaintiff Testifies in Landmark Trial to Determine If Social Media Tries to Addict Youths
The young woman known as K.G.M. gives a face to a generational mental health crisis that has accompanied the rise of social media.
|
Anthropic Says It Rejected Pentagon’s AI Demands
Anthropic said the Department of War threatened to designate the company as a ‘supply chain risk.’
|
DOJ Prosecutor Testifies Ábrego García Case Not Vindictive
Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.
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Treating the Root, Not Just the Symptoms: The Power of Integrative Medicine | Dr. Daniel Monti
Dr. Monti pioneered the first integrative medicine department at a U.S. medical university.
|
Federal Judge Declines for 2nd Time to Block White House Ballroom Construction
The privately funded $400 million project is slated for completion in 2028.
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Trump to Award Medal of Honor to 3 Army Veterans
The Medal of Honor recognizes service members who demonstrate extraordinary bravery and risk their lives above and beyond the call of duty.
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