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Duterte Arrested; Ukraine Aid Resumes After Ceasefire
  • Former Philippine President Duterte arrested, faces ICC charges at The Hague for crimes against humanity.
  • US resumes Ukraine aid after 30-day ceasefire agreement brokered in Saudi Arabia.
  • Trump halts doubling Canadian tariffs, but 25% tariffs still in effect, prompting retaliation.
  • Pakistan: militants attack train in Balochistan, take hostages; at least three injured.
  • US Education Department to lay off nearly 2,100 employees, reducing workforce by half.
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Trump Cancels Columbia Grants; First US Firing Squad Execution in 15 Years
  • Trump canceled $400M in Columbia U grants over alleged failure to protect Jewish students.
  • Double murderer Brad Sigmon was executed by firing squad in the US, first in 15 years.
  • Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman, 95, died from coronary artery disease and Alzheimer's.
  • Houthis escalated threats against Israel over Gaza aid blockage, threatening renewed naval attacks.
  • Bulgarians were found guilty of spying for Russia in the UK, undertaking elaborate surveillance.
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Children evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment; Teen kidnapped by mother found safe in Colorado; Severe weather across the U.S. results in six fatalities
  • Children evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment: The first group of an estimated 2,000 Gazan children needing medical treatment has arrived in Jordan, marking a significant humanitarian effort amid ongoing conflict.
  • Teen allegedly kidnapped by mother 7 years ago is found safe in Colorado: A teenager who was reportedly kidnapped by their mother seven years ago has been located and is safe in Colorado, representing a major breakthrough in the long-standing case.
  • Gaza food prices spike after Israel halts aid deliveries: Following Israel's suspension of aid deliveries, the UN warns that food prices in Gaza have surged, with community kitchens at risk of running out of supplies.
  • Many feared dead in Sudan after shelling hits crowded market: A crowded market in a camp for displaced people in Sudan was shelled for approximately two hours, leading to fears of numerous casualties.
  • Five UN Security Council nations call on Israel to let aid into Gaza: In a critical move, five nations from the UN Security Council have urged Israel to permit humanitarian aid into Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need for assistance amid the crisis.
  • Severe weather across the U.S. results in six fatalities: Blizzards and strong winds have caused significant disruptions across the U.S., leading to six reported deaths due to the severe weather conditions.
  • 3 heli-skiers feared dead in large Alaska avalanche: A large avalanche in Alaska has left three heli-skiers missing and feared dead, underscoring the risks associated with extreme winter sports.
  • Trump warns that death awaits Hamas leaders and Gazans if hostages aren't immediately released: In a serious warning, Trump has stated that Hamas leaders and Gazans could face severe consequences if hostages are not released promptly, escalating regional tensions.
  • Trump issues 'last warning' to Hamas as US confirms direct hostage talks: The U.S. has confirmed direct talks with Hamas regarding hostages, while Trump has threatened civilians in Gaza, indicating rising tensions in the area.
  • A private spacecraft is about to land on the moon — the second in less than a week: A private spacecraft is on the verge of landing on the moon, marking a remarkable achievement as the second such event occurs within a week.
  • Supreme Court lets San Francisco discharge more raw sewage into the Pacific Ocean: The Supreme Court has allowed San Francisco to increase its discharge of raw sewage into the Pacific Ocean, raising environmental concerns.
Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada; China retaliates with tariffs on U.S. goods; Canada prepares $155 billion in retaliatory tariffs
  • Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada: President Trump enacted significant tariffs on March 4, 2025, leading to immediate retaliatory measures from Canada and Mexico, which could escalate into a trade war affecting U.S. consumers and businesses.
  • China retaliates with tariffs on U.S. goods: Following the U.S. tariffs, China announced retaliatory tariffs, including 15% on various agricultural products, further intensifying the trade conflict.
  • Canada prepares $155 billion in retaliatory tariffs: Canada's Foreign Minister indicated readiness to impose substantial retaliatory tariffs in response to U.S. actions, signaling a potential escalation in trade tensions.
  • Pope Francis stable after health scare: The Vatican reported that Pope Francis is stable and alert after experiencing respiratory failure, marking a positive update on his health.
  • U.S. aid pause raises concerns for Ukraine: Analysts warn that the pause in U.S. military aid to Ukraine could severely impact its defense capabilities against Russia, with significant implications for the ongoing conflict.
  • Migrants rescued after being stranded: Thirty-two migrants were rescued after being stranded on an oil platform in the Mediterranean for several days without food or water, highlighting ongoing humanitarian crises.
  • Injured Gazan boy takes first steps after surgery: A nine-year-old boy from Gaza, who was injured in a strike, is learning to walk again after undergoing surgery in Jordan, showcasing resilience amid conflict.
Trump pauses military aid to Ukraine; Russian drone attack causes power outages in Odesa; Ukrainian drone strikes ignite oil pipeline fire in Russia
  • Trump orders pause on military aid to Ukraine: President Trump has ordered a halt to military assistance for Ukraine after a contentious meeting with President Zelenskyy, where he pressured Zelenskyy to negotiate with Russia amid rising tensions. This decision has sparked significant concern regarding the ongoing conflict and U.S. support for Ukraine.
  • Russian drone attack causes power cuts in Odesa: A Russian drone attack targeted energy infrastructure in Odesa, resulting in power outages and disrupted heating systems. Local officials are now seeking alternative power sources to address the crisis.
  • Ukrainian drone attacks ignite oil pipeline fire in Russia: A series of drone attacks from Ukraine have set an oil pipeline ablaze in Russia's Rostov region. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties, and emergency crews were dispatched to manage the situation.
  • Trump criticizes Zelensky's leadership amid war: President Trump has publicly criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky for not negotiating a peace deal with Russia, suggesting that Zelensky's leadership may be at risk if the war continues without resolution.
  • Zelensky rejects resignation calls from U.S. officials: Ukrainian President Zelensky has dismissed calls for his resignation from certain U.S. officials, emphasizing that only the Ukrainian people have the authority to decide their leadership. This stance has fostered unity among Ukrainians in support of him.
  • Fire erupts at oil facility during drone exchange: A fire broke out at a key oil facility in Russia amid ongoing drone exchanges between Ukraine and Russia, highlighting the escalating conflict and its impact on critical infrastructure.
Americans support Ukraine in Russia conflict; Senator Van Hollen regrets Rubio confirmation after Zelensky meeting; White House praises Trump's leadership during Zelensky showdown
  • Just over half of Americans back Ukraine in Russia conflict: A recent poll indicates that just over half of Americans support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, but many believe Trump is not aligned with that support .
  • Democratic senator says he regrets voting to confirm State Secretary Rubio after Zelensky Oval Office meeting: Senator Chris Van Hollen expressed regret over confirming Secretary of State Marco Rubio, criticizing the handling of the meeting with Zelensky as a disaster for US foreign policy .
  • White House amplifies rave reviews for Trump’s handling of Zelensky showdown as Europe rallies around Ukraine: The White House is promoting President Trump's handling of the recent meeting with Zelensky as a strong display of leadership, while European leaders gather in support of Ukraine .
  • Waltz indicates US support for new leadership in Ukraine, offers insights into potential concessions: National Security Adviser Mike Waltz suggested that the US may support new leadership in Ukraine if Zelensky's motivations do not align with ending the conflict .
  • Rubio stresses US trying to get Putin to negotiating table, argues Zelensky derailed that effort: Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the US's goal of bringing Russia to the negotiating table, criticizing Zelensky for disrupting that effort during their meeting .
  • GOP Sen. Lankford says US isn't turning its back on Ukraine: Senator James Lankford defended Trump's commitment to Ukraine, asserting that the US is not abandoning its ally despite recent tensions .
  • Zelensky says US-Ukraine relationship 'will continue': Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed confidence that the US-Ukraine relationship will persist despite the recent tensions with President Trump .
  • Public remains negative on Trump ahead of address to Congress, a CNN poll finds: A CNN poll shows that public opinion on Trump's presidency is more negative than positive, with disapproval rates high ahead of his address to Congress .
  • Democrats face fresh test over how to counter Trump’s joint address: As President Trump prepares for a joint address to Congress, Democrats are strategizing on how to effectively counter his messaging and present a united front .
  • 'The White House has become an arm of the Kremlin,' Murphy says: Senator Chris Murphy criticized the Trump administration for aligning with Russia and rewriting the narrative of the Ukraine conflict, calling it shameful .
  • Jason Miller offers a preview of Trump's big speech: Trump adviser Jason Miller previewed the upcoming address to Congress, highlighting key topics such as inflation, tax proposals, and international stability .
  • Trump names cryptocurrencies in strategic reserve; prices spike: Trump signed new action calling for an investigation into lumber imports, potentially leading to higher tariffs, while public sentiment remains negative ahead of his address to Congress .