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Nancy Guthrie Case Turns Heartbreaking as Savannah Shares Her Darkest Fear in Hoda Kotb Interview

Savannah Guthrie shares the emotional toll of her mother Nancy Guthrie's mysterious disappearance in Arizona, pleading for answers in a heartfelt interview with Hoda Kotb.

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Is Kuwait International Airport Open Today? Airport Remains Closed Due To Drone Attack By Iran

Kuwait International Airport (KWI) is not open for regular commercial passenger operations today, with all civilian flights suspended indefinitely due to ongoing security threats and damage from multiple Iranian drone strikes, including a fresh attack on a fuel tank that sparked a fire on March 25, authorities and aviation officials…

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Was a US F18 Downed Over Iran? CENTCOM Fact Checks It as Millions Watch the Clip

CENTCOM officially denies IRGC claims that a US F/A-18 fighter jet was shot down over Chabahar, amidst viral videos, escalating conflict, and mounting domestic political pressure.

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Is The US Military Preparing for a Draft? Army Raises Enlistment Age to 42 Starting April

The US Army is raising its enlistment age to 42 and dropping marijuana waivers amid rising Middle East tensions, sparking widespread rumours of a potential draft.

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How Trump's Immigration Crackdown Is affecting Hispanic Children in The U.S.

The Dilley detention center, about an hour south of San Antonio, has become a reference for how the Trump administration's strict migrant policies affect Hispanic children.

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Costa Rica To Accept Dozens Of Deportees From Third Countries Per Week, Becomes Latest Nation To Reach Deal With Trump Admin

Costa Rica reached a deal with the Trump administration to receive 25 deportees from third countries a week as it seeks to strengthen ties with the Trump administration, according to a new report.

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Could Changes To The H-1B Visa Discourage Foreign Tech Talent From Settling in the U.S.?

American companies have until the end of this week to apply for the annual H-1B visa lottery to hire foreign talent. Under new Trump administration rules, the process will now be "wage-weighted", prioritizing higher-paid, more skilled workers from abroad.

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Iran Denies Trump's 'Ridiculous' 15-Point Peace Plan, Fires Back with Own Demands

Iran rejects Donald Trump's 'unreasonable' 15-point peace plan, issuing its own hard-line demands over Hormuz, sanctions relief and military constraints.

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TSA Workers Struggle Amid Shutdown Stress and ICE Airport Deployment: 'We Need to Be Paid'

TSA workers say the ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown is taking a mounting toll as missed paychecks, rising absences and the arrival of ICE officers at airports deepen strain on an already depleted workforce.

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Was Kristi Noem Humiliated? Inside the New Role Donald Trump Created for Former 'ICE Barbie'

Kristi Noem has left her post as US Homeland Security Secretary and been reassigned by Donald Trump to a newly created envoy role that reports to a deputy, in a move critics see as a sharp demotion.

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Sheriff Leading Nancy Guthrie Investigation Faces Recall Over 'Disgraced' Professional History

Sheriff Chris Nanos faces a recall push amid the Nancy Guthrie probe, as critics cite past discipline and work-history questions, and supervisors demand answers.

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USPS Imposes First-Ever 8% 'Fuel Fee' On Packages — Americans Hit As Middle East Tensions Send Costs Soaring

The USPS will impose an 8% fuel surcharge on packages starting April 2026, marking a significant shift in its pricing model amid rising fuel costs.

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U.S. Secured Secret Deal With Cameroon to Deport Migrants, Using Aid as Leverage: Report

A secret agreement between the United States and Cameroon to accept deported migrants was secured using financial and diplomatic pressure, according to a new report.

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Venezuelan Deported to El Salvador Prison Sues U.S. For More Than $1 Million Over Abuse: 'I Thought About Hanging Myself'

A Venezuelan man deported from the United States and detained in El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison has filed a federal lawsuit seeking at least $1.3 million in damages, alleging he was subjected to abuse amounting to torture.

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Felix Y. Manalo Foundation: The Importance Of Cultural Sensitivity In International Humanitarian Outreach

Organizations such as the Felix Y. Manalo Foundation integrate cultural sensitivity into their outreach initiatives as part of their overall mission to promote education, socio-economic stability, environmental awareness, and improved health.

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The Digital Concierge: Jason Nissen Discusses Leveraging Technology to Improve Marketplace Management in Hospitality

Managing a marketplace, whether it is a boutique hotel's booking engine, a global resort's distribution network, or a luxury vacation rental platform, requires more than just friendly service. It demands a seamless fusion of data, automation, and strategic foresight.

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Philippe Dinn on Why Geographic Integrity Remains the Gold Standard for Tobacco Quality

Philippe Dinn's Grand Tobacco Company specializes in sourcing and exporting high-quality US tobacco to manufacturers around the world.

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From Medicine to Ultra-Luxury Real Estate: Arpan Gupta on Precision, Design, and the Belief That 'If You Build It, They Will Come'

A study found that the average adult makes about 35,000 remotely conscious decisions each day, a cognitive load that can contribute to decision fatigue. I

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Power Beneath the Surface: Mark Brantley's Bid to Make Nevis a Caribbean Geothermal Energy Power

The asset at the center of Brantley's strategy sits directly beneath the island's feet. Nevis Peak, the dormant volcano that defines the island's silhouette, sits atop geothermal reservoirs that scientists have identified as among the most significant in the Caribbean basin.

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Melania Trump Appears With Humanoid Robot at White House Event on Children's Education

A humanoid robot named Figure 03 took center stage at First Lady Melania Trump's White House roundtable when it accompanied her into the East Room for the second day of a Global Coalition Summit.

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Iran Confirms Receiving 'Unreasonable' U.S. Peace Plan as Mediators Aim For Imminent Meeting

A 15-point U.S. proposal had been delivered to Iran through Pakistan, and Tehran called it "extremely maximalist and unreasonable."

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Democrats Claim Trump's Motive For Withholding Classified Docs Revealed in New Disclosures

The Justice Department inadvertently revealed that President Trump took classified documents related to his business interests when he left office, according to a letter from a U.S. Congressman.

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DOJ Official Admits No Evidence Against Jerome Powell Found Prior to Launching Probe: Report

The Justice Department admitted to a federal judge that they had no evidence of criminal wrongdoing, but were investigating Fed Chair Jerome Powell anyway

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Democrat Flips Florida House Seat Where Trump Resides in Election Shocker

Democrat wins Florida state House race that includes Mar-a-Lago

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Alex Bond, Lead Architect of GiveSpark, Is Building Infrastructure for Trust in a $500 Billion Market

In technology, the biggest opportunities are often hidden in plain sight: large markets, decades-old workflows, and systems so fragmented that inefficiency becomes the norm. Alex Bondarevskyi (Alex Bond), lead architect of GiveSpark, believes U.S. charitable giving is exactly that kind of market—massive, culturally important, and structurally outdated.

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