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Iran Targets U.S. Tech Firms, Trump Advances Voter ID Law, Polymarket’s D.C. Event Fails

Iran warns of attacks on U.S. tech firms as Trump advances voter ID law, while Polymarket's D.C. event fails amid technical issues and regulatory concerns.
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U.S. Navy Faces Scrutiny Over Mine-Clearing Readiness in Persian Gulf

U.S. Navy faces scrutiny over mine-clearing readiness in the Persian Gulf, where the Strait of Hormuz—a critical energy chokepoint—remains vulnerable to Iranian mines. Reliability concerns over unmanned systems and outdated tech threaten the Navy’s ability to neutralize threats, raising questions about its preparedness amid escalating tensions.
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Iran Launches Missile Strike on Oil Tanker Off Dubai

Iran launches missile strike on UAE-linked oil tanker, escalating tensions in the Gulf. The UAE retaliates with sanctions, closures, and military readiness, while regional powers navigate escalating conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, with economic and strategic implications for global oil trade.
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Hawaii Doctor Faces Attempted Murder Charges After Hike Altercation with Wife

Dr. Gerhardt Konig, a Hawaii physician, faces attempted murder charges after allegedly pushing his wife off a cliff during a hike, leading to severe injuries. Conflicting accounts and evidence, including a syringe and propofol, have drawn national attention to the case's legal and ethical complexities.
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Trump Accuses Allies of Undermining U.S. Interests as Iran War Strains Transatlantic Ties

President Donald Trump accused European allies of undermining U.S. interests amid escalating Iran tensions, straining transatlantic ties. Oil prices surged, and diplomatic clashes over military strategy highlight deepening rifts between Washington and Brussels.
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Michigan Synagogue Attack Linked to Hezbollah, Officials Say

On March 12, 2026, a Hezbollah-linked attack killed one at Michigan’s Temple Israel, with perpetrator Ayman Ghazali, a naturalized U.S. citizen, driving into the synagogue and fatally shooting himself. The FBI and DOJ linked him to Hezbollah’s ideology, citing his online activity and weapon procurement. The DOJ reviews charges, highlighting risks from extremist networks operating in the U.S.
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Military scrambles jets, deploys flares after civilian aircraft breaches restricted airspace near Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort

U.S. military scrambled jets and deployed flares after a civilian aircraft breached restricted airspace near Mar-a-Lago on March 30, 2026, triggering a standard TFR response. The FAA confirmed the breach was non-threatening, marking the first such incident in 2026 under the 24/7 security zone.
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Iran-US Conflict Escalates, Oil Surpasses $115, Asia Stocks Slide

Iran-US conflict escalates as oil surges past $115, Asia stocks slide amid Strait of Hormuz closure and geopolitical tensions, with Brent crude hitting $119.50 and EIA warning of 10–11M barrels lost.
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Pentagon Prepares for Ground Operations in Iran Amid Escalating Tensions

U.S. military prepares for ground operations in Iran amid escalating tensions, with 3,500 troops deployed and a $200 billion funding request. Political divisions and Iran’s threats underscore the complex conflict’s risks and domestic backlash.
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Iran Threatens Lethal Retaliation Against U.S. Troops and Universities

Iran's parliament speaker warns of lethal retaliation against U.S. troops and universities amid escalating tensions. Threats follow U.S. military plans and Iran's designation of Israeli and American schools as targets. Regional instability looms as both sides brace for potential conflict.
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