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Fetterman Says Some Democrats Possibly Afraid to Reopen DHS Due to Party Activists

Sen. Fetterman said that activist pressure within his own party is prolonging the partial DHS shutdown as the standoff has stretched into its sixth week.

IOC Bars Transgender Athletes From Women’s Events for Olympic Games

The March 26 decision by the committee excludes transgender-identifying individuals who were born male who may have sought to compete in the international events. 
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Jury Finds Meta, Google Liable in Social Media Addiction Trial

A Los Angeles jury on March 25 found Google and Meta liable in a landmark social media addiction trial.

Pentagon Signs New Deals to Boost Wartime Missile Production

The Pentagon struck agreements with major defense firms to speed production of key weapons systems heavily used in early stages of U.S. and Israeli operations against Iran.

‘I’m Done’: Robert Malone Exits CDC Vaccine Advisory Role

Dr. Robert Malone an adjunct prof. at Louisiana State Univ. noted judge deemed him unfit though he has decades of experience in the vaccine field.

FedEx Rolls Out Same-Day Delivery Service

FedEx launched a same-day delivery service as shipping and retail companies compete to meet growing customer expectations for near-instant order fulfillment.

Suspicious Drone Incursion Causes Alarm at US Bomber Base

Suspicious drone activity recently caused alarm at a U.S. military base in Louisiana that hosts long-range strategic bombers.

Stocks Slip, Oil Holds Above $100 as Iran Tensions Cloud Sentiment

U.S. stocks opened lower while oil prices held above $100 a barrel on March 24, as lingering doubts over easing Middle East tensions weighed on sentiment.