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White House Considers Easing Russia Sanctions Amid Ukraine Peace Efforts

The Trump administration is exploring the possibility of easing sanctions on Russia as part of broader efforts to improve diplomatic relations and facilitate an end to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Iowa Removes ‘Gender Identity’ from Civil Rights Protections

Iowa has become the first U.S. state to remove "gender identity" as a protected class from its civil rights code.

Highland Park Shooter Pleads Guilty, Faces Life in Prison

Robert Crimo III, the man responsible for the deadly 2022 Highland Park Fourth of July parade shooting, pleaded guilty to all charges Monday morning.

Israel Threatens Severe Reprisal if Hamas Fails to Release Hostages

Israeli officials have issued stern warnings to Hamas, demanding the immediate release of hostages held in Gaza.

FBI Returns Seized Documents to President Trump

On February 28, the FBI returned boxes of documents to President Donald Trump that had been seized during the August 2022 search of his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Tennessee Congressman Proposes Constitutional Amendment for Presidential Third Term

Representative Andy Ogles (R-TN) has introduced a joint resolution aiming to amend the U.S. Constitution to permit presidents to serve a third term

WNBA Star Natasha Cloud Defends DEI, Criticizes U.S. Priorities

WNBA champion and Connecticut Sun guard Natasha Cloud doubled down on her stance that the U.S. prioritizes profit over people, responding defiantly to criticism on social media.

Carolina Forest Wildfire Reaches 30% Containment, Evacuations Lifted

As of Monday morning, the Carolina Forest wildfire in South Carolina has burned 1,600 acres and has reached 30% containment.

Wildfire Burns in Southern New Jersey

A wildfire broke out at Fort Mott State Park in New Jersey on Saturday afternoon, prompting a large firefighting response as crews battled thick black smoke to bring the blaze under control.

Justice Thomas Criticizes SCOTUS Refusal to Hear University Free Speech Case

On March 3, the Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge against Indiana University's bias-response team, a decision that drew criticism from Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.

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