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Senate Opens Debate on Trump-Backed Elections Bill
Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has balked at a push to use the talking filibuster to advance the voter ID and citizen registration bill.
New Book ‘Killed to Order’ Seeds Movement to Counter CCP
‘Killed to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America’s Biggest Adversary’ by Jan Jekielek was launched on March 17, 2026.
Senator Warns of Threat Posed by Chinese Nationals Receiving US Flight Training
Chinese nationals receive U.S. flight training as China faces military and civilian pilot shortfall, according to Sen. Jim Banks.
Arizona Utility Seeks Additional 20 Years for Palo Verde Nuclear Station
The nation’s largest nuclear power plant, which supplies more than 4 million people with energy each year, would extend operations into the 2060s.
Houdon’s Remarkable Marble Bust of Benjamin Franklin
The French sculptor’s likeness of many American luminaries honor their personalities and achievements.
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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.
Parents—Not Schools—Must Be in Charge of Their Children
Families, not government institutions, are the foundation of society, and parents should be trusted to guide their children’s upbringing and education.
FDA Warns Raw Cheese Linked to Multistate E. Coli Outbreak
The company has declined to recall the product after the Food and Drug Administration’s request, the agency said.
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Hyundai Halts Sales, Initiates Recall of Palisade SUV After Fatal Powered-Seat Incident
The powered second- and third-row seats in the SUVs may not properly detect an occupant and could continue with power-folding operations, the company said.
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.
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.
Trump Signs Order Assigning Vance to Head Anti-Fraud Task Force
The president’s deputy chief of staff said this effort is the first of its kind—and could balance the federal budget if all fraud is shut down.
Suspected South American Drug Kingpin Arrested in Bolivia, Transferred to US
‘Sebastián Marset’s reign of terror and chaos is over,’ the U.S. State Department said.
Some Nations Show Support for Helping US Opening Hormuz, Others Oppose
The UK and France have backed coordinated action to restore navigation, while Spain, Greece, and Japan have ruled out military roles.
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.
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.
‘Farther, Faster, Higher’: An Astronaut’s Life Mission
With grit and hard work, Eileen Collins soared into history as the first American woman to pilot a spacecraft.
US Manufacturers’ Optimism Is Rising: Survey
Amid concerns about trade uncertainty, more than 54 percent of manufacturers said they source critical inputs from either Canada or Mexico.
What to Watch in the Illinois Primaries
The most closely watched race is the Democratic primary to succeed longtime Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
Judge Orders Veterans Affairs to Reinstate Collective Bargaining Agreement
The VA said it terminated the contract last year to comply with President Trump’s executive order.
