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Shreveport transmission main break prompts city response

Shreveport, Louisiana — A ruptured 42-inch transmission main near Cross Lake over the weekend disrupted water service, prompting a citywide voluntary boil advisory and closures of some government offices and schools. Cit…

Companies Report Q4 and FY2025 Earnings, Dividends Declared

SANTA CLARA, Calif. Public companies reported fourth-quarter and fiscal 2025 results, releasing unaudited statements and dividend plans. Tuya, Agora, Webco, Oxford Square and Niagen disclosed earnings showing revenue gro…

Trump Threatens Cutting All Trade Ties With Spain

WASHINGTON, President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to sever all United States trade with Spain after Madrid declined to allow U.S. forces to use jointly operated bases for strikes against Iran. He told German Chanc…

Texas primaries spotlight Cornyn, Paxton amid Iran conflict

Dallas — Texas voters held primary elections Tuesday to select party nominees for U.S. Senate, governor and state offices, with incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn facing challengers Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt. Re…

Washington: Noem faces Senate over immigration and security

Washington, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee in her first congressional appearance since two Minneapolis protesters were shot and killed during federal immig…

Trump Hosts German Chancellor Merz Amid Iran Tensions

Washington, President Donald Trump met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House on Tuesday for scheduled bilateral talks focusing on Iran, trade, Ukraine and transatlantic security cooperation. The leaders hel…

Supreme Court temporarily restores parental notification powers

Washington, U.S. Supreme Court on Monday granted emergency appeal allowing California schools to notify parents if students identify as transgender without consent, temporarily blocking a state law that prohibited automa…

U.S. motorists face rising gas prices after strikes

United States. Gas prices rose nationwide this week after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, industry forecasters reported. GasBuddy, AAA and local analysts said crude oil futures jumped, prompting average pump increases rang…

House releases Clinton depositions in Epstein investigation videos

Washington — The House Oversight Committee released video recordings Monday of closed-door depositions by former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about convicted sex offender Jeffrey E…

U.S. Continues Campaign Against Iran; Objectives Outlined

Washington — President Donald Trump said on Monday that U.S. forces completed initial objectives in an ongoing campaign against Iran and remain prepared to continue. He listed four goals: degrade missile capabilities, de…

North America Wakes for March Total Lunar Eclipse

Knoxville, Tennessee — Early Tuesday morning, skywatchers across North America observed a total lunar eclipse that turned the moon red as it passed through Earth's umbra. Local stations and observatories published viewin…

Warm surge precedes multi-day storm and flood risks

United States — Multiple regional weather services report that warm, humid air will precede rounds of rain and thunderstorms this week, escalating to severe hazards midweek. Tuesday will produce widespread warmth and iso…

US Companies Announce Energy, Mining, Real Estate Developments

United States. Multiple companies announced corporate actions this week, including CTO Realty Growth's acquisition of Palms Crossing in McAllen, Texas for $81.6 million; enCore Energy's Executive Chair William M. Sheriff…

Multiple Communities Respond To Fires Causing Property Losses

Campbell, Missouri and multiple U.S. communities reported residential and vegetation fires this week. Fire departments in Campbell, Thousand Oaks, Unalaska, Lafayette Parish, St. Lawrence County, and Selma responded to i…

Total Lunar Eclipse Reddened Moon Across Americas Tuesday

United States — A total lunar eclipse reddened the Moon early Tuesday, March 3, 2026, with totality beginning in Eastern time zones at about 6:04 a.m. local time. Observers across North and Central America saw varying vi…

Congressman Baird’s Wife Dies After Crash-Related Complications

Washington, D.C. — Rep. Jim Baird’s office announced Sunday that his wife, Danise Baird, died from complications related to injuries sustained in a Jan. 5 car crash in Washington that hospitalized both. The statement sai…

Several U.S. Companies Report Diverse Fourth-Quarter Financial Results

United States — On Monday, multiple U.S. companies reported fourth-quarter results showing mixed profits and losses, per AP earnings snapshots and analyst estimates also accompanied several reports. Apartment Investment …

Nationwide Census Shows Women Represent Small Construction Share

United States. New U.S. Census Bureau data show 11.7% of payroll employees in the construction industry are women, while the sector faces an estimated 349,000-worker shortage. The Department of Labor's Women in Apprentic…

Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke Announces He Will Retire

HELENA — Rep. Ryan Zinke announced Monday that he will not seek reelection to Montana’s western congressional district, saying medical procedures and recovery will prevent full-time service. In a letter, Zinke thanked su…

Middle East strikes lift crude and push pump prices

United States — Oil market responses to recent Middle East strikes pushed crude and gasoline prices higher this week. GasBuddy and AAA reported the national average gasoline price rose to about $2.94–$2.99 per gallon on …

Kuwait Air Defences Mistakenly Shoot Down Three F-15Es

Washington: On March 1, three U.S. F-15E Strike Eagles supporting Operation Epic Fury were shot down over Kuwait at 11:03 p.m. ET in an apparent friendly-fire incident, United States Central Command said. Kuwaiti air def…

Civil rights leader lies in state at South Carolina Capitol

COLUMBIA, S.C. — State officials and family received the casket of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. as he lay in state at the South Carolina State House Monday, following his Feb. 17 death at age 84. Flags across the state were lo…

Markets react as strikes push crude prices higher

Washington, Markets reacted to joint U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran this week, driving crude futures higher when trading resumed Sunday evening. Traders and analysts reported disruptions to shipments and attacks on …

Congress Prepares War Powers Vote After Iran Strikes

Washington. Congress will vote this week after the United States and Israel launched a joint military operation against Iran, killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and dozens of senior officials. Lawmakers…

U.S.-Israel Joint Strikes Reportedly Sink Nine Iranian Ships

Washington — President Donald Trump said Sunday that U.S. forces destroyed and sank nine Iranian naval ships and damaged Iran’s naval headquarters after joint strikes with Israel. U.S. Central Command reported overnight …

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