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UAE Pushes UN to Secure Hormuz Strait with Coalition

UAE urges UN coalition to secure vital Hormuz Strait amid Iran's energy disruptions and regional tensions, as geopolitical stakes rise with Russia and China's veto powers complicating security efforts.
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Trump signs executive order imposing federal oversight on mail-in voting, drawing California condemnation

President Trump's executive order imposing federal oversight on mail-in voting sparks legal clashes, as California officials condemn the move as an unconstitutional overreach, citing threats to state autonomy and election integrity amid Supreme Court scrutiny.
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SCOTUS Decision on Birthright Citizenship and Education Access

The U.S. Supreme Court’s *Trump v. Barbara* ruling redefines birthright citizenship, potentially stripping 4.8 million children of U.S. status, with profound implications for education access and social equity under President Trump’s immigration policies.
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European allies claim Russia supports Iran beyond U.S. disclosures

European allies allege Russia fuels Iran's war efforts beyond U.S. disclosures, citing intelligence sharing, drone tech, and logistical aid. *The Guardian* and EU officials highlight covert collaboration, while U.S. officials downplay claims, sparking tensions over Moscow’s strategic role in the Middle East.
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Defense Secretary Hegseth Blocks Promotions of Six Officers, Two Black Men and Two Women – NY Times, Military Times Report

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is alleged to have blocked promotions of six officers, including two Black men and two women, per *New York Times* and *Military Times* reports. The Pentagon denies interference, citing merit-based decisions, as Trump-era DEI rollbacks intensify scrutiny over military equity and promotion practices.
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U.S. Treasury to Feature Trump’s Signature on New Currency

U.S. Treasury to debut Trump’s signature on new currency, marking first time a sitting president’s mark appears on standard bills. The $100 note will lead the rollout, honoring his economic legacy amid shifting financial trends and historical tradition.
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Rubio Lobbies G7 for Continued Iran War Support During France Meeting

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio pushed G7 allies in France to sustain Trump’s Iran war effort, as European leaders questioned U.S. strategy and warned of economic collapse. Oil prices soared past $100, risking a global recession, while military strikes intensified tensions across the Middle East and Gulf.
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U.S. Military Avoids Hormuz Force, Focuses on Iran Capabilities

U.S. military avoids direct force in Strait of Hormuz, prioritizing Iran’s ballistic, nuclear, and naval threats over securing the energy chokepoint. Analysts note the Trump administration’s focus on long-term deterrence, amid Iran’s drone and mine tactics disrupting global oil flows.
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Trump Administration Redirects Offshore Wind Funds to Fossil Fuels, Sparks Infrastructure Concerns

Trump’s administration redirects $1B in offshore wind funds to fossil fuels via TotalEnergies deal, sparking concerns over infrastructure and policy uncertainty as of March 24, 2026.
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Colombian President Petro’s Reforms Boost Approval Amid Coalition Strength

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s 23% minimum wage hike and expanded public spending boosted his approval to 49%, fueled by coalition strength and rural support. His successor, Iván Cepeda, faces challenges balancing leftist ideals with electoral pragmatism amid U.S. scrutiny of Petro’s son’s ties.
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