Friday, March 14th
Research shows cooking emissions in Los Angeles produce volatile organic compounds comparable to vehicle emissions, contributing significantly to ozone pollution.
Mahmoud Khalil's arrest by immigration agents has ignited protests across the U.S., highlighting fears over political dissent and immigrant rights.
Investigations into Columbia University for alleged discrimination intensify, threatening significant funding amid wider probes across U.S. educational institutions.
A government funding package passes the Senate with nine Democrats and one independent voting alongside Republicans to avoid a government shutdown before the deadline.
Consumer sentiment index plunges to 57.9 as inflation fears rise, compounded by President Trump's tariff policies, potentially impacting spending and economic growth.
Hamas agrees to release hostage Edan Alexander and four deceased duel-nationals, advancing ceasefire negotiations, amidst skepticism from Israeli officials about the offer's sincerity.
Mahmoud Khalil's legal battle against Trump is overshadowed by significant federal lease reductions totaling two million square feet by 2025, affecting numerous agencies.
Ten Senate Democrats joined Republicans in a key vote, sparking outrage among progressives while averting a government shutdown.
Influencer Sam Jones has apologized for taking a baby wombat from its mother in Australia, receiving death threats and causing widespread outrage.
The FAA has introduced permanent helicopter flight restrictions around D.C. airports after a fatal midair collision, while also facing governmental funding discussions.
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