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Why is Trump removing the Jackson Magnolia tree from the White House?
A southern magnolia tree near the White House’s South Portico — widely believed to be the oldest on the grounds — is scheduled for removal. President Donald Trump announced the decision Sunday, March 30, on Truth Social, citing safety concerns. He said the tree was in “terrible condition” and posed a hazard near the South… -
US cannabis cultivation generates emissions equivalent to 10M vehicles
The cannabis cultivation industry in the United States requires a significant amount of the nation’s electricity. Recent research suggests that marijuana production uses more power than the cryptocurrency mining sector or all other crops combined, an energy demand that can create large amounts of pollution. What is the environmental impact of marijuana’s energy needs? Evan… -
Las Vegas man charged with firebombing Tesla vehicles, servicing center
A Las Vegas man has been arrested and is now facing state and federal charges. He’s accused of carrying out a Molotov cocktail attack on Tesla vehicles at a Tesla service center last week. Who is the suspect? Investigators arrested 36-year-old Paul Hyon Kim on Wednesday, March 26. They believe he damaged five Tesla vehicles… -
Could sleeping separately be the key to better relationships?
They say sharing is caring, but not everyone agrees regarding sleep. The Scandinavian sleep method is going viral again, and it’s dividing more than just blankets. Some couples believe this Nordic-inspired sleep style could lead to better rest and even healthier relationships. Others aren’t so sure. What is the Scandinavian sleep method? The Scandinavian sleep… -
More large-scale federal job cuts on the way: Report
Additional federal job cuts are allegedly on the way as the Trump administration continues its efforts to reduce the federal workforce, according to a report by The Washington Post. These cuts could happen by next month. The Washington Post, citing an internal White House document, reported that agencies are preparing to cut 8% to 50%… -
RFK Jr. says HHS will part ways with 20K workers, end ‘sprawling bureaucracy’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has unveiled a sweeping plan to overhaul the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), slashing 20,000 jobs as part of a significant restructuring effort. The announcement came Thursday, March 27, following President Donald Trump’s executive order to reduce the size of the federal workforce. Kennedy, who now serves as HHS secretary, said… -
Feds arrest MS-13 gang ‘leader for the East Coast’ in Virginia: DOJ
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that federal authorities have arrested one of the key leaders of the gang MS-13. Bondi announced the arrest at a press conference in Virginia on Thursday, March 27. Who is the alleged gang leader? Bondi said the gang member is an MS-13 leader on the East Coast and one… -
‘Fatal signal’ for free trade: Germany calls for EU response to Trump car tariffs
Germany’s economy minister, Robert Habeck, reacted to President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on car imports and auto parts. He stated that the new tariffs are bad news for German car manufacturers and the economy. Habeck urged the European Union to respond decisively to these latest tariffs, stating that they will ultimately harm the U.S., the… -
4 American Army soldiers killed in Lithuania during training exercise
Four American Army soldiers are dead in Lithuania, according to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Wednesday, March 26. When Rutte first announced the deaths while on a trip to Warsaw, he said he did not yet know all the details. He also sent his condolences to the families of the deceased soldiers. Later on… -
Hundreds of Palestinians protest against Hamas, call for end of war in Gaza
Hundreds of Palestinians were shouting anti-Hamas chants and calling for an end to a 17-month war in Gaza in a rare public display of dissent against the militant group on Tuesday, March 26. What were protesters chanting? The protests broke out in northern Gaza. Some reported the protesters swelled to more than 2,000 people, as… -
Iran shows off new ‘missile city’ facility amid rising tensions with US
In a new video released on Wednesday, March 26, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps revealed a fresh look at a third underground weapons facility, yet another of what it’s dubbed a “missile city.” Why is the timing so pivotal? The video was released near the end of a two-month ultimatum that President Donald Trump gave… -
Education Department seeks names and nationalities of student protesters: Report
The U.S. Department of Education is requesting colleges provide more detailed information about students involved in campus protests. This comes as civil rights attorneys investigate how universities have handled antisemitism, with a new focus on identifying the names and nationalities of those who participated. According to The Washington Post, attorneys from the Office for Civil… -
Employee wins $1 million in Warren Buffett’s March Madness contest
For the first time in nearly a decade, Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett will give out $1 million to the lucky winner of his annual NCAA basketball bracket challenge. How did the winner do it? CNBC is reporting that an employee of Berkshire subsidiary Flight Safety International won Buffett’s annual contest. The anonymous…
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