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The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is in a sort of limbo period. Phase One is expired, the details for Phase Two were supposed to be worked out by now, but aren’t. So, will there be a return to fighting in Gaza? Or should Israelis and Palestinians still hold out hope the ceasefire will turn…

By the end of 2025, hundreds of federal agencies plan to terminate their leases, marking a significant downsize in government office spaces across the country. The General Services Administration (GSA) in partnership with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is leading the charge to clear offices and buildings nationwide. GSA focused on cost-cutting The lease…

It’s an American summer tradition, firing up the grill to cook a juicy burger or steak. However, according to new research from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), cooking emissions from some of America’s favorite foods are rivaling fossil fuels as an ozone pollutant in the Los Angeles area. What did researchers find? Researchers…

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is one of President Donald Trump’s most public allies. But Musk’s clean energy and car company just wrote an unsigned letter to the administration warning about its exposure to retaliatory tariffs. In that letter to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Tesla said it is crucial that the White House’s efforts to…

The European Union’s foreign policy chief is suggesting that China could benefit from the trade tensions between the United States and its allies. Kaja Kallas made the comments Thursday, March 13, to Bloomberg at a meeting of G7 leaders in Canada. “There are no winners in trade wars,” Kallas said. “Who is laughing on the…

Anonymous American and Israeli sources told The Associated Press in a report published on Friday, March 14, that the two nations have reached out to three East African regions with an idea regarding Palestinian refugees. They have proposed moving these Palestinians, displaced by the war in Gaza, to nations in Africa. The countries reportedly being…

Houthi rebels in Yemen are reportedly upgrading their drone technology with hydrogen fuel cell components that could significantly extend flight range and reduce detection risks. A recent report by Conflict Armament Research found evidence that smuggled hydrogen fuel cell systems could allow Houthi drones to travel up to three times farther than those powered by…

OpenAI is urging the Trump administration to loosen regulations on its industry surrounding one of the most debated aspects, copyrighted material. The tech giant submitted its proposal to the federal government on Thursday, March 13, pushing the need for speed in AI innovation and to remove guardrails against Big Tech companies, pointing to what it…

Elise Caffee, a popular parenting travel blogger, died Wednesday, March 12, nearly one week after being severely burned in a 10-car pileup while in Cancun, Mexico, according to her family. During the chain-reaction crash, a truck carrying hot asphalt struck the vehicle Caffee and her husband Dan were riding in and killed the driver. Who…

Some Senate Democrats are about to vote for a government funding bill that they strongly opposed, and still describe as very bad. But with a government shutdown imminent and uncertainty about how it would impact federal workers and the economy, their leader has announced it’s best to vote to keep the government open, two days…
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