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Trump Reverses Iran Ultimatum, Markets Volatile

President Trump extends Iran's deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, triggering volatile markets. Oil prices plunge as U.S. pauses strikes, but tensions persist with Iran's refusal to negotiate and Israel's strikes.
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Trump Deploys ICE Agents to Airports Amid TSA Staffing Crisis

President Trump deploys ICE agents to U.S. airports to address TSA staffing crisis amid DHS shutdown. The move, framed as a political strategy, faces criticism over ICE’s role in security and passenger concerns.
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Venezuelan illegal immigrant charged in killing of Loyola student at Rogers Park, police say

A Venezuelan illegal immigrant, Jose Medina, faces first-degree murder charges after fatally shooting a Loyola student in Chicago. His undocumented status and prior arrests sparked political debate, with Trump criticizing Biden’s border policies amid ongoing legal and community tensions.
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Italy’s Judicial Reform Referendum Defeat Challenges Meloni’s Political Authority

Italy's judicial reform referendum, aimed at restructuring the judiciary under PM Giorgia Meloni, was rejected by 53.7% of voters, challenging her authority. Critics warn of executive overreach, while opposition leaders seize the result as a political warning. The outcome risks destabilizing Meloni's government ahead of 2027 elections.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Mississippi’s Mail-In Ballot Grace Periods

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Mississippi’s mail-in ballot grace period law conflicts with federal deadlines, a case central to balancing state authority and election integrity. The ruling could reshape voting access for 4 million military and overseas voters, with implications for the 2026 midterms.
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Trump postpones deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz

President Trump delays Iran's deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing "productive discussions," as Tehran denies direct talks. The standoff risks escalating tensions, with oil prices soaring past $100 and warnings of a potential global recession amid prolonged blockades and military clashes.
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Robert Mueller, Former FBI Director, Dies at 81 After Leading Trump-Russia Probe

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller, 81, died March 20, 2026, after leading the Trump-Russia probe. His 448-page report found Russian interference in 2016 but no criminal conspiracy, sparking ongoing legal debates. President Trump called Mueller’s work a threat, underscoring polarized legacies of the investigation.
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Iran to allow Japanese ships through Hormuz, FM says

Iran permits Japanese ships through Strait of Hormuz amid U.S.-Israel tensions, a strategic move to ease economic pressure while asserting energy influence. The agreement underscores Iran’s conditional diplomacy and Japan’s reliance on the critical chokepoint for 93% of its oil imports.
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Trump Deploys ICE Agents to Airports Amid DHS Shutdown

President Trump orders ICE agents to U.S. airports starting March 22, 2026, to aid TSA amid a DHS shutdown over funding disputes. The stalemate pits Democrats’ push for ICE reforms against Republicans’ demand for full-year DHS funding, leaving thousands of workers unpaid and operations in disarray.
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Robert Mueller Leads Investigation into Trump-Russia Interference and Obstruction

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller led a two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election and potential obstruction of justice by President Donald Trump. Mueller's report found Russian operatives interfered in the election, but no collusion with Trump was established, and Trump attempted to obstruct the investigation, though no crime was committed.
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