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The Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins with no signs of a cease-fire in the war of Gaza. And news agencies are pulling an image of the Royal Family, claiming it has been altered. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Monday, March 11, 2024.

No cease-fire deal reached in Gaza as Ramadan begins

Idaho Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, moved to expand cannibalism laws in the state over her human composting concerns.

Idaho moves to expand cannibalism ban over human composting concerns

Florida is offering to help California battle wildfires in Los Angeles, which have destroyed more than 1,000 structures.

DeSantis drops out of presidential race ahead of New Hampshire primary: The Morning Rundown, Jan. 22, 2024

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson sued Kroger and Albertsons, attempting to block their $25 billion merger.

Washington state sues Kroger, Albertsons over proposed merger

It did not take long for a winner to be decided in the Iowa caucuses, a half-hour in, former President Donald Trump was declared the victor.

Trump wins Iowa caucuses in historic landslide; DeSantis places 2nd: The Morning Rundown, Jan. 16, 2024

While the House adjourned for the holiday break, the Senate announced it will return Monday to negotiate a bill for Ukraine and Israel aid.

House adjourns, Senate stays to work on funding for Ukraine and Israel: The Morning Rundown, Dec. 15, 2023

Heavy rains batter the Pacific Northwest as an atmospheric river causes record-breaking rainfall, flooding and unusually warm weather.

Record rainfall, flooding batters Pacific Northwest

The FBI is investigating after suspicious letters, some containing fentanyl, were sent to election offices.

Suspicious letters, some with fentanyl, sent to elections offices: The Morning Rundown, Nov. 10, 2023

75,000 health care workers are striking in California, Virginia, and three other states over staffing shortages and pay.

75,000 health care workers strike demanding better staffing and pay

According to a new poll from The Washington Post, fewer parents said they home-school for religious beliefs than previous years.

Booming home-schooling movement shifts from religious to more diverse: poll

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