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Men’s and women’s top seeds fend off challengers to advance to NCAA’s Elite 8
Friday, March 28, featured Sweet 16 action in the NCAA tournament for both the men’s and women’s brackets. A total of eight games were played involving some of the tournament’s biggest favorites, most of whom are now moving on. What went down in the men’s South region? The 2-seed in the men’s South region, Michigan… -
Only four rebuilding permits issued since LA fires: Report
Reports indicate that two months after wildfires devastated Los Angeles, killing 29 people, scorching more than 16,000 structures and destroying over 37,000 acres of land, authorities have issued only four rebuilding permits. Residents look for answers At a city council committee meeting on Tuesday, March 25, residents from the Pacific Palisades showed up looking for… -
NYPD investigates vandalism on Tesla in Brooklyn as attacks grow nationwide
Vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles continues to spread across the United States, with the latest incidents occurring in New York City. NYPD release video of alleged vandalism The NYPD released a video showing a man allegedly carving a swastika and the word “Nazi” into a Tesla Cybertruck in Brooklyn. A second man appears to watch the… -
Alabama has historic shooting night in Sweet 16, Duke, Florida also dominate
After a few days to relax and recharge, the NCAA tournament resumed Thursday, March 27, with the Sweet 16. There are no mid-major ‘Cinderellas’ left in the Big Dance; every team remaining is from a Power 4 conference. What led to Alabama’s big win, and who’s next? The 2-seed in the East region, Alabama, put… -
Secretary Rubio says at least 300 foreign students’ visas have been revoked
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday the Trump administration has revoked at least 300 student visas from foreign students. “Maybe more, might be than 300 at this point,” Rubio said. “We do it every day. Every time I find one of these lunatics, I take away the visa.” His comments came two days after… -
South Korea faces accusations of fraud and abuse in adoption process: Report
After three years of investigation and hundreds of complaints, South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission has uncovered troubling findings regarding the country’s foreign adoption process. The investigation, sparked by allegations from 367 adoptees from countries like Europe, the United States and Australia, blames the government for enabling abuse and fraud in the several-decade-old adoption system.… -
NFL to vote on rule changes including kickoff, Tush Push, playoff seeding
NFL owners will have plenty to discuss at the annual league meetings, which kick off Sunday, March 30, in Palm Beach, Florida. Chief among the topics are several proposed rule changes that are making headlines. How will kickoffs change? The most recent proposal is to make the new “dynamic kickoff” alignment we saw last season… -
Squatters take over RV storage lot near Los Angeles
Cleanup efforts at a luxury RV lot in a city outside Los Angeles began Wednesday, March 26, after a group of people had been living in the vehicles for roughly two years. While some of the individuals were referred to as “squatters,” one person living in an RV told Fox 11 LA that they were… -
Context behind Reuters poll on 82% of adults want presidents to obey courts
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 82% of Americans believe “presidents should obey the courts,” with bipartisan agreement on this principle. The survey, which finished surveying people on Sunday, March 23, polled 1,030 adults at a time when a court case between the Trump administration and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is unfolding over… -
Trump signs executive order on national elections
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday, March 25, concerning national elections in the United States. The order includes several key provisions: Critics of the order argue that it could disenfranchise millions of voters, including the roughly 21.3 million Americans who do not have easily accessible proof of citizenship, as noted in a 2023… -
Bill Maher brushes off liberal critics ahead of Trump meeting
Plans for a meeting between Bill Maher and President Donald Trump are underway, thanks to a surprising connection –– Kid Rock. The comedian confirmed the news on a recent episode of his “Club Random” podcast with guest Andrew Schulz. In the episode, Maher said Kid Rock had told him, “I want you to meet Trump,”… -
CDC to take back billions in COVID-19 pandemic funding
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that billions of dollars allocated for pandemic response efforts are winding down. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) funneled over $11 billion to state health departments, various organizations and international groups. CDC to end pandemic-focused spending In a statement to… -
Inside viral fitness creator’s morning wellness routine and what science says
Viral fitness creator Ashton Hall is waking up the internet — literally. His elaborate morning routine, which starts at 3 a.m., features mouth taping, face dunking in spring water, and rubbing banana peels on his skin. The viral video has sparked curiosity, questions, and plenty of memes. Now, we’re separating fact from fiction. Banana peels…
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MLB says the Yankees’ ‘Torpedo’ bat conforms to league regulations
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Trump’s ‘not joking’ about potential 3rd term, despite constitutional barriers
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Minority Lyft drivers ‘unequivocally’ profiled by law enforcement: Study
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