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Violence in Haifa: 1 killed, 4 wounded in bus stabbing attack
Israeli authorities continue to investigate a stabbing attack that left one man dead and four others wounded at a busy transit hub in Haifa. Authorities identified the attacker as Yitro Shaheen, 20, from Shfaram, a Druze citizen of Israel. According to police, the attacker boarded a bus, stabbed passengers and continued his assault outside before… -
Late for flight, 2 passengers arrested after allegedly assaulting airport staff
Two people running late for their flight at Miami International Airport are facing charges after deputies say they tried to force their way onto a plane and attacked staff, throwing coffee at an employee. On Sunday, March 2, the man and woman, identified as Rafael Seirafe-Novaes and Beatriz Rapoport De Campos Maia were trying to… -
RFK Jr. says measles outbreak is a ‘call to action,’ pushes vaccines
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appears to be changing his tune on certain vaccines after years of casting doubt on their efficacy. He penned an op-ed titled “Measles Outbreak is a Call to Action for Us All” that was posted to Fox News’ website Sunday, March 2. What did Kennedy say? In the op-ed, Kennedy… -
Trump says southern border ‘CLOSED’ as crossings fall to at least 2000 levels
Full Story President Trump is touting his administration’s crackdown on those entering the country illegally. He posted an update on his Truth Social platform over the weekend. What did President Trump say specifically? He proclaimed that February had the lowest number of immigrants trying to enter the U.S. illegally in history. The president said that… -
Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen resigns in wake of behavior investigation
Kroger CEO and Chairman Rodney McMullen has resigned after an investigation into his personal conduct. Kroger, one of the largest grocery store chains in the nation, announced the move on Monday, March 3. The internal probe found that McMullen’s behavior conflicted with the company’s ethics policy. When did Kroger become aware of the situation? Kroger’s… -
Fierce storm ends Lithuanian rower’s dream of solo Pacific crossing
The Royal Australian Navy rescued Lithuanian adventurer Aurimas Mockus on Monday, March 3. He had spent nearly five months alone at sea attempting a solo, nonstop row across the Pacific Ocean. Mockus’ journey ended when Tropical Cyclone Alfred forced him to call for help, leaving him stranded for three days in rough waters east of… -
‘Anora’ leads with five Oscars at 97th Academy Awards
The 97th Academy Awards saw independent films take center stage, with “Anora” winning five Oscars, including best picture. The film, directed by Sean Baker, followed the story of a strip club dancer who eloped with the son of a Russian oligarch. Baker won best director, and Mikey Madison earned best actress for her lead role.… -
US to halt offensive cyber operations against Russia: Reports
The Trump administration has paused U.S. offensive cyber operations against Russia as part of its efforts to reach a diplomatic settlement in Ukraine. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued the directive to U.S. Cyber Command in late February, instructing a halt to offensive cyber and information warfare operations targeting Russia. Officials have not publicly explained the… -
Europe rallies behind Ukraine after Trump, Zelenskyy meeting
After Friday’s heated meeting at the White House between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Britain’s prime minister calls on more than a dozen fellow European leaders to step up in support of Ukraine and help end the war with Russia. And warm, dry conditions lead to wildfires across the Carolinas, prompting evacuations… -
Watchdog group may not release reports on USAID cuts for fear of retaliation
The watchdog for the U.S. Agency for International Development is holding back on releasing two critical reports on the consequences of the Trump administration’s freeze on services in Africa and the Middle East. The Washington Post reported that the group fears retaliations from the White House. What does the report say about the cuts at… -
Ways to stay healthy while fasting for Ramadan
Starting at sundown on Friday, Feb. 28, millions of Muslims worldwide will observe the monthlong tradition of Ramadan. As is tradition, they will fast daily until March 29. Muslims fast during Ramadan as a means of spiritual reflection, which involves abstaining from food and drink. What is Ramadan? Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection… -
New York correction officers, state reach tentative deal after 11 day strike
A tentative deal has been reached to end an illegal correction officers’ strike in New York, which has disrupted the state’s prison system for more than a week. Gov. Kathy Hochul, D, announced the agreement between the New York State Department of Corrections and the State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association on Thursday, Feb.… -
Trump admin to hire more air traffic controllers, boost technology
While President Donald Trump’s administration has focused most of its resources on cutting costs, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said it will invest more in the Federal Aviation Administration. On Thursday, Feb. 27, Duffy visited Oklahoma City, toured the FAA Academy and announced the new effort to boost air traffic control resources. Have recent place crashes…
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