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After a Times article about interaction between Musk and Rubio, media outlets on both sides had different things to say about the alleged interaction.

The alleged Musk-Rubio feud and the bigger DOGE picture: Bias Breakdown

Major airlines cut their growth forecasts as concerns of economic uncertainty rise. And no more free bags on Southwest for most passengers.

Here’s why airlines think Americans will fly less than anticipated to start the year

Rep Thomas Massie, R-Ky., is fundraising off President Trump’s threat to “lead the charge” against him in the 2026 Republican primary.

Massie fundraises off Trump’s threat to primary him for budget vote

The DOJ is targeting Google’s monopoly, seeking to break up its control and Chrome. Google argues its success is due to innovation.

DOJ pushes Google to sell Chrome over ‘monopoly’ practices as stocks dip

The White House defended Elon Musk's comments on entitlement spending cuts and said he was focused on the fraud within the programs.

White House defends Musk comments on Social Security, Medicaid

NASA announced it is closing three offices and laying off 23 employees as a result of an executive order from the Trump administration.

NASA closes 3 offices and eliminates chief scientist role, 23 to be laid off

The Supreme Court will decide whether a Colorado ban on conversion therapy violates therapists' constitutional rights.

Supreme Court to decide whether conversion therapy is free speech

President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff is reportedly traveling to Moscow this week to meet Vladimir Putin.

Trump envoy to meet Putin in Moscow over potential ceasefire in Ukraine

A Black Lives Matter Plaza street mural in Washington D.C. is being removed after an order from a Republican House bill.

Why DC is removing its ‘Black Lives Matter’ street mural

New York officials fired over 2,000 prison guards for refusing to return to work Monday, March 10 following a weeks-long strike that disrupted operations across the state.

New York fires more than 2,000 corrections officers as prison strike ends

Trump reacted to Canada's 25% electricity surcharge by doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, taking effect Wednesday.

Ontario suspends electricity surcharge after Trump doubles Canada tariffs

House to vote on GOP spending bill, aims to prevent government shutdown

A reporter for Infowars was “brutally murdered” late Sunday night in Austin, Texas, according to site founder Alex Jones.

Infowars says reporter killed in Austin, Alex Jones blames district attorney

A Chicago Council Committee approved a $280k settlement for Miracle Boyd, who was injured by excessive force during the 2020 protests.

Chicago council committee approves $280K for woman hurt in 2020 protests

Los Angeles DA Nathan Hochman said he would no longer seek to reconsider the life sentences of convicted murderers Erik and Lyle Menendez.

Los Angeles DA abandons bid to free Menendez brothers

The judge temporarily blocked the deportation of a Palestinian activist, arrested for leading anti-Israel protests at Columbia University.

Federal judge temporarily blocks deportation of Palestinian activist

NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. and comedian Druski are responding after being named in an amended lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Odell Beckham Jr., Druski respond after being named in lawsuit against Diddy

California officials are using audits to address concerns over the management of homelessness funding after a number of issues surfaced.

With $37 billion spent on homelessness since 2019, CA audits reveal more issues

CDC plans a study on a potential link between vaccines and autism, with concerns the study could divert resources from autism research.

CDC to launch study on potential link between vaccines and autism: Report

The cuts include 5,200 contracts worth tens of billions of dollars. The remaining programs will be administered with Congress.

Secretary of State Rubio officially cancels 83% of USAID programs

Congress has four days left to approve a government funding package or the federal government will shut down Friday, March 14, at 11:59 pm.

‘Hell No’: Opposition to government funding grows 4 days from shutdown

The rise of EVs and fuel-efficient models on American roads is causing a drop in gas tax revenues, which fund transportation infrastructure.

States grapple with declining gas tax revenues amid rise in EVs, fuel efficiency

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is set to begin mass layoffs as early as June, according to a memo obtained by Reuters.

VA may lay off 80,000 employees, NOAA and other agencies brace for cuts

The new TikTok trend "sleepmaxxing" could do more harm than good, experts say.

What is TikTok’s new wellness trend ‘sleepmaxxing’ and does it work?