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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.
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.
US Agencies Terminated or Reduced 95 Wasteful Contracts Worth $2 Billion: DOGE
The Department of Government Efficiency said it has so far saved more than $200 billion, amounting to more than $1,300 per taxpayer.
Southwest Airlines to End Service at O’Hare and Dulles Airports
The airline’s service to the two major hubs ends on June 4.
Philadelphia Celebrates 256th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Taoiseach of Ireland Micheál Martin joins the march as guest of honor.
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Storms Knock Out Power to 400,000 Customers Across Much of US
The storms forced airlines to cancel more than 4,000 flights nationwide on March 16.
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.
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Judge Blocks RFK Jr.’s Appointees to Vaccine Panel
A district judge in Boston said the health secretary violated the law by appointing new members to the committee that made vaccine recommendations.
Day in Photos: Heavy Rains in the US, Middle East Conflict, and Protests in Korea
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Bessent Says Iran War May Delay Trump’s China Visit
Trump has suggested that he may postpone his meeting with Xi, while he called on Beijing to help open the Strait of Hormuz.
US Secures $57 Billion in Energy Deals With Indo-Pacific Allies, Burgum Says
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the deals were intended to ensure that Indo-Pacific allies do not have to buy from adversaries.
US Energy Secretary: Iran War Will Likely Come to End in ‘Next Few Weeks’
The secretary said there would also be a ‘pushing down of prices after that.’
‘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.
Court Blocks Subpoenas Tied to Criminal Probe of Fed Chair Jerome Powell
The court ruling comes as Powell’s term winds down.
Cuban Leader Diaz-Canel Says Regime Held Talks With US to Find Solutions
On March 9, Trump suggested the regime in Havana could either submit and agree to the restoration of democracy or be removed forcibly.
