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#Immigration #Refugees #HumanRights
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DHS responds to backlash over death of nearly blind immigrant
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) responded to ongoing backlash after a refugee who was nearly blind was found dead in downtown Buffalo, New York, days after being released into the care of U.
#DeathPenalty #ChildProtection #JusticeReform
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Death penalty would expand under new bill
A new bill calls for authorization of the death penalty as legal punishment for child rapists.
Republican U. S. Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina announced her introduction of the Death Penalty for Child Rapists Act on X Thursday.
#Immigration #CampusSafety #StudentRights
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Who is Elmina Aghayeva? Detained Columbia student will be released soon
Aghayeva was taken into custody around 6:30 a. m. from a university鈥憃wned residential building by agents from the Department of Homeland Security, Columbia Acting President Claire Shipman said in an email to the campus community.
#VitaminK #NewbornHealth #ParentingConcerns
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One thing more parents are doing puts babies' brains at risk, study warns
An increasing number of parents are declining vitamin K injections for their newborns -- a trend that researchers say could put infants at significantly higher risk of life鈥憈hreatening brain bleeds and long鈥憈erm disabilities, according to a new study.
#D4vd #MurderInvestigation #LosAngelesNews
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D4vd named as 'target' in probe into Celeste Rivas Hernandez's death
Singer D4vd has been named as the target of a Los Angeles County grand jury investigation into the alleged murder of a 14-year-old girl whose remains were found in his car in September.
#BillClinton #JeffreyEpstein #CongressionalInvestigation
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Bill Clinton Epstein deposition: Can you watch testimony live?
Former President Bill Clinton's Jeffrey Epstein deposition is taking place on Friday in Chappaqua, New York. While Americans may hope to watch the testimony live, it will be a closed-door event.
#IranNuclearDeal #USIranRelations #NuclearProliferation
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What is Iran's nuclear program and what could it give up?
The U. S. has demanded Iran dismantle its main nuclear facilities and transfer its enriched uranium stockpile, it has been reported as Tehran hinted that a deal with Washington is possible.
#CaliforniaWater #WaterManagement #ClimateChange
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California water reaches "new era" as officials issue warning
California water officials say the state is entering a "new era" of water management as climate鈥慸riven extremes force a fundamental overhaul of how water is stored, allocated, and protected.
#SocialSecurity #PovertyReduction #SeniorBenefits
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Social Security payments lift millions out of poverty
A new report has found that Social Security does more than any other government program to tackle poverty.
More than 70 million people across the United States receive Social Security benefits, whether through retirement, disability or survivor payments.
#WinterStorm #WeatherForecast #Snowfall
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Winter storm threat for 22 states as 6 inches of snow, ice to hit
A powerful blast of Arctic air moving into the United States early next week is expected to fuel a winter storm capable of dropping snow and ice across 22 states, bringing hazardous travel and disruptive conditions from the Midwest to the Northeast.
#NuclearFusion #YoungInventors #STEM
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Texas boy starts building device for fun -- by 12 he's achieved nuclear fusion
A Texas boy has been praised for building a working nuclear fusion machine at just 12 years old.
Seventh-grader Aiden McMillan, from Dallas, is in the running for a Guinness World Record as the youngest person to achieve nuclear fusion after he went above and beyond for a science project.
#TravelAdvisory #Cancun #SpringBreak
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Mexico Travel Advisory: Is Cancun Safe to Travel to for Spring Break
Cancun is one of the biggest spring break destinations each year, but many Americans are rethinking their travel plans after violence erupted in the Mexico following the killing of drug cartel leader Nemesio Rub茅n Oseguera Cervantes.
#TruckDriving #CDLLaw #ImmigrationPolicy
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Thousands could lose their driver's licenses under Trump plan
Thousands of truck drivers could lose their eligibility to drive on U. S. roads as President Donald Trump's administration advances a safety and enforcement campaign that includes urging Congress to pass the proposed "Dalilah Law," which would ban states from issuing commercial driver's licenses (CDL's) to undocumented immigrants.
#FordRecall #VehicleSafety #AutomotiveNews
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Ford recalls 4.4M vehicles: See full list of affected models
Ford has issued a major safety recall for nearly 4. 4 million vehicles in the U. S. because of a software defect affecting the Integrated Trailer Module (ITRM), which can disable trailer lights and, in some cases, trailer brakes.
#NationalSecurity #MilitaryTraining #ChinaRelations
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Who is Gerald Brown? Ex-Air Force pilot accused of betraying U.S. for China
Former U. S. Air Force pilot Gerald Eddie Brown Jr. , 65, was arrested Wednesday in Jeffersonville, Indiana, for allegedly helping train Chinese fighter pilots.
#USIranTalks #Diplomacy #NuclearNegotiations
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US, Iran in crucial round of talks as Trump threatens strikes: live updates
US and Iranian negotiators have opened a pivotal third round of indirect talks in Geneva, a meeting viewed as one of the last viable chances to prevent a wider regional conflict.
#Healthcare #Vaccination #PublicHealth
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Uncommon Knowledge: Casey Means and America's new health populism
Catherine Rayner came to the House chamber as a character in President Donald Trump's favorite kind of story. In his State of the Union address, Trump said Rayner had been paying $4,000 for an IVF drug but, after visiting the new website TrumpRx.
#NancyGuthrie #MissingPerson #CriminalInvestigation
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Ex-FBI agent points to "positive sign" in Nancy Guthrie search
A former FBI agent has pointed out a "positive sign" in the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
Investigators returned to Guthrie's home near Tucson for several hours on Wednesday, NewsNation reported.
#TrumpAdministration #SocialMediaInfluence #MAGA
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Who is Garett Wade? Trump staffer linked to 'Johnny MAGA' account
A Trump administration staffer by the name of Garett Wade has been linked to the popular X account, Johnny MAGA.
In a report from WIRED, the outlet reported that Wade, who works for the Trump administration as a rapid response manager, is running the Johnny MAGA account, citing a review of public records and confirmation from an unnamed White House official.
#ProductRecall #FDA #HealthSafety
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Chocolate syrup recalled over hidden Viagra
A chocolate syrup sold by Lockout Supplements has been voluntarily recalled after it was found to contain an undeclared ingredient, typically found in Viagra, according to a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announcement, made on February 25, 2026.
#SexualMisconduct #Congress #Transparency
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Push to expose sexual misconduct in Congress gains Republican support
On Monday, Mace introduced a resolution that, if passed, would force the House Ethics Committee to release reports of sexual misconduct and harassment investigations that involve members of Congress or their staffers.
#PrideFlag #LGBTQRights #NationalParks
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New bill would "protect the Pride flag" from Trump administration
The U. S Department of the Interior (DOI) said its flag policy has been in place for decades, with recent guidance clarifying how it is applied across national parks, while stressing Stonewall's history continues to be preserved through exhibits and programs.
#FBI #TrumpInvestigation #ClassifiedDocuments
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FBI staffers who worked on Trump's Mar-a-Lago case fired: report
At least 10 employees at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) who worked on the investigation into President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago classified documents case have been fired, according to reports.
#HigherEducation #JobMarket #STEM
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Popular college majors with the highest unemployment rates
Computer science, engineering and social sciences topped the list of some of the most popular college majors with the highest unemployment rates, according to data from the New York Fed and the National Center for Education Statistics.
#FBI #DonaldTrump #Investigations
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Kash Patel slams Biden-era FBI Subpoena of his, Susie Wiles' phone records
The FBI subpoenaed phone records belonging to Kash Patel and Susie Wiles while both were private citizens, as part of federal investigations into President Donald Trump, Patel told Reuters.
#HurricaneMelissa #AtlanticHurricanes #ClimateImpact
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Major hurricane breaks 46-year record
Hurricane Melissa's maximum sustained windspeeds were the strongest recorded in the Atlantic basin in 46 years, with a newly released National Hurricane Center (NHC) analysis confirming the storm produced some of the most extreme winds ever measured in the Atlantic, matching all鈥憈ime sustained wind records and shattering long鈥憇tanding benchmarks for hurricane intensity.
#SNAP #FoodInsecurity #SocialServices
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Nearly 50,000 People Lose SNAP Benefits After Change
Around 50,000 Americans have lost SNAP benefits after federal work requirements changed in December.
The Nevada Department of Human Services announced that as of December 1, beneficiaries aged between 18 and 64 who are classified as able-bodied adults without dependents would be required to work a minimum of 20 hours a week or participate in job searching, training or volunteer activities for the same amount of time.
#SevereWeather #TornadoSafety #SpringStorms
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Tornado map shows states at biggest risk this year
A new AccuWeather outlook warns that several regions of the United States could face an active stretch of severe weather this spring, with forecasters predicting conditions favorable for damaging storms and tornado development.
#HarryandMeghan #HumanitarianAid #RoyalFamily
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Meghan and Harry's star turn heaps pressure on Prince William
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited Jordan Wednesday to support refugees from Syria and Gaza -- as back in Britain the wider royal family continued to weather the storm of the Epstein scandal.
