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Roundup’s $7.25 Billion Settlement Receives Preliminary Approval From Missouri Judge
The settlement aims to resolve the majority of roughly 65,000 claims that are still pending in federal and state courts.
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Americans in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel Urged to Register for Departure Assistance
More than 17,500 U.S. citizens have returned from the Middle East since Operation Epic Fury began on Feb. 28.
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Judge Rules Importers Are Entitled to Tariff Refunds
The U.S. Court of International Trade’s decision follows the Supreme Court’s ruling last month that struck down most of the president’s levies.
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Cooperating Witness in Texas Antifa Trial Testifies That She Helped Alleged Shooter Evade Police
The witness described how she was drawn into the alleged Antifa cell.
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DeSantis’s AI Bill of Rights Passes Florida State Senate
The lower chamber’s speaker has said he wants to leave AI regulations to the federal government.
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Pentagon Releases Names of Final 2 Soldiers Killed by Iranian Drone Attack in Kuwait
The soldiers identified were Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert Marzan, 54, of Sacramento, California, and Maj. Jeffrey O’Brien, 45, of Indianola, Iowa.
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Supreme Court Rules Appeals Courts Must Defer to Immigration Judges’ Decisions
The case came after a man from El Salvador, pursued by a hitman, applied for asylum and was denied.
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4 Takeaways From Top Minnesota Officials’ Testimony on State’s Massive Fraud
Democrats agreed with Republicans’ demand to hold fraudsters accountable, but alleged that Democratic-led states are being singled out for political reasons.
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China Amplifies Covert AI Campaigns to Deeply Infiltrate Democracies: Analysts
OpenAI’s latest report shows a user tied to Chinese law enforcement used the tool to advance suppression efforts, targeting critics in China and elsewhere.
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FDA Warns Ozempic Manufacturer About Misleading Advertising
The U.S. drug regulator has sent multiple warning letters to drugmaker Novo Nordisk in recent months.
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CCP’s Gains in Middle East Are ‘Vanishing’ With Iran War: Zineb Riboua
China has built up Iran’s military might, but U.S. involvement in striking down the Iranian regime’s leadership is “reversing that calculus,” Riboua said.
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Trump, Tech Companies Sign Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Cover Data Center Energy Costs
Administration officials met with industry leaders to navigate fast data center development while enhancing the power grid and working to lower energy prices.
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Senate Rejects Measure Aimed at Blocking Trump’s Iran War Operation
The war powers resolution failed to advance in the Senate. The House will vote on a similar measure on March 5.
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Day in Photos: Elections in Nepal, Landslide in Indonesia, and Migrants in the English Channel
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US Eyes Complete Air Superiority Over Iran as Conflict Nears 1 Week
U.S. military leaders reported strikes on more than 20 Iranian warships and significant drops in Iranian drone and missile attacks since Feb. 28.
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CDC Experts Headed to South Carolina Amid Measles Outbreak
The new acting CDC director recently said states could ask for help from the agency.
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Democrats Outpace Republican Turnout in Texas, NC Senate Primaries Amid Record GOP Spending
Democrats accounted for about 52 percent of all primary ballots cast in Texas, despite Republicans devoting nearly $100 million to campaign ads.
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Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Can Be Sued Over Out-of-State Accidents
Top courts in two states had disagreed on whether a constitutional principle prevents the agency from being sued outside its home state.
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USDA Approves New Food Stamp Restrictions for 4 States
Many states are disallowing soda and other sugary drinks. A small number are targeting energy drinks and candy.
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Health Department Says States Can’t Take Kids From Parents Over Gender Identity Disputes
‘Parents have the right to raise their children according to their sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions,’ a department official said.
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Roundup’s $7.25 Billion Settlement Receives Preliminary Approval From Missouri Judge
The settlement aims to resolve the majority of roughly 65,000 claims that are still pending in federal and state courts.
|
Americans in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel Urged to Register for Departure Assistance
More than 17,500 U.S. citizens have returned from the Middle East since Operation Epic Fury began on Feb. 28.
|
Judge Rules Importers Are Entitled to Tariff Refunds
The U.S. Court of International Trade’s decision follows the Supreme Court’s ruling last month that struck down most of the president’s levies.
|
Cooperating Witness in Texas Antifa Trial Testifies That She Helped Alleged Shooter Evade Police
The witness described how she was drawn into the alleged Antifa cell.
|
DeSantis’s AI Bill of Rights Passes Florida State Senate
The lower chamber’s speaker has said he wants to leave AI regulations to the federal government.
|
Pentagon Releases Names of Final 2 Soldiers Killed by Iranian Drone Attack in Kuwait
The soldiers identified were Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert Marzan, 54, of Sacramento, California, and Maj. Jeffrey O’Brien, 45, of Indianola, Iowa.
|
Supreme Court Rules Appeals Courts Must Defer to Immigration Judges’ Decisions
The case came after a man from El Salvador, pursued by a hitman, applied for asylum and was denied.
|
4 Takeaways From Top Minnesota Officials’ Testimony on State’s Massive Fraud
Democrats agreed with Republicans’ demand to hold fraudsters accountable, but alleged that Democratic-led states are being singled out for political reasons.
|
China Amplifies Covert AI Campaigns to Deeply Infiltrate Democracies: Analysts
OpenAI’s latest report shows a user tied to Chinese law enforcement used the tool to advance suppression efforts, targeting critics in China and elsewhere.
|
FDA Warns Ozempic Manufacturer About Misleading Advertising
The U.S. drug regulator has sent multiple warning letters to drugmaker Novo Nordisk in recent months.
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CCP’s Gains in Middle East Are ‘Vanishing’ With Iran War: Zineb Riboua
China has built up Iran’s military might, but U.S. involvement in striking down the Iranian regime’s leadership is “reversing that calculus,” Riboua said.
|
Trump, Tech Companies Sign Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Cover Data Center Energy Costs
Administration officials met with industry leaders to navigate fast data center development while enhancing the power grid and working to lower energy prices.
|
Senate Rejects Measure Aimed at Blocking Trump’s Iran War Operation
The war powers resolution failed to advance in the Senate. The House will vote on a similar measure on March 5.
|
Day in Photos: Elections in Nepal, Landslide in Indonesia, and Migrants in the English Channel
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
US Eyes Complete Air Superiority Over Iran as Conflict Nears 1 Week
U.S. military leaders reported strikes on more than 20 Iranian warships and significant drops in Iranian drone and missile attacks since Feb. 28.
|
CDC Experts Headed to South Carolina Amid Measles Outbreak
The new acting CDC director recently said states could ask for help from the agency.
|
Democrats Outpace Republican Turnout in Texas, NC Senate Primaries Amid Record GOP Spending
Democrats accounted for about 52 percent of all primary ballots cast in Texas, despite Republicans devoting nearly $100 million to campaign ads.
|
Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Can Be Sued Over Out-of-State Accidents
Top courts in two states had disagreed on whether a constitutional principle prevents the agency from being sued outside its home state.
|
USDA Approves New Food Stamp Restrictions for 4 States
Many states are disallowing soda and other sugary drinks. A small number are targeting energy drinks and candy.
|
Health Department Says States Can’t Take Kids From Parents Over Gender Identity Disputes
‘Parents have the right to raise their children according to their sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions,’ a department official said.
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