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The family of Sheridan Gorman criticized Chicago and Illinois leaders, calling for accountability following her fatal shooting in Rogers Park. They reject characterizations of the incident as a ‘senseless tragedy.’
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Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte submitted criminal referrals to the Justice Department alleging possible insurance fraud by New York Attorney General Letitia James, Fox News reported. The referrals were sent to U.S. attorney offices in Florida and reportedly Illinois for review.
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President Donald Trump’s administration said lifting restrictions on Russian and Iranian oil was necessary to prevent energy price spikes that could affect the global economy and U.S. consumers.
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Decision Desk HQ projected Democrat Brian Nathan defeated Republican state Rep. Josie Tomkow for Florida Senate District 14. The result, Decision Desk HQ said, adds to a recent string of Democratic overperformances and flipped seats.
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Multiple Iranian officials on Tuesday rejected negotiations with the Trump administration, even as President Donald Trump described the discussions as “productive,” Iranian official Saeed Jalil said.
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Iran sent a Tuesday letter to the International Maritime Organization saying it will permit “non-hostile vessels” to transit the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow chokepoint that handles about one-fifth of the world’s daily oil shipments.
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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale runs March 25-31, featuring discounts on cookware, small appliances, and outdoor entertaining gear, with deals up to 59% off.
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Amazon is cutting prices on Apple products ahead of its Big Spring Sale, offering discounts on AirPods, AirTags, iPads and accessories, Fox News reported.
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The weeklong sale runs through March 31 with discounts up to 50% on items including power strips, kitchen tools and personal care products, Fox News reported.
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A jury in New Mexico found that Meta engaged in unconscionable trade practices that exploited children and violated state law, with jurors identifying thousands of violations tied to a $375 million penalty.
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