Monday a big day for Ukraine conflict – Trump
President Trump has said that negotiations with Moscow over a US-proposed Ukraine ceasefirehave been “going reasonably well” so far
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Day: March 15, 2025
Chilling 5 word threat of Canary Island activists as they smash and torch 20 tourist cars
In a shocking move by activists in the Canary Islands, unknown individuals have smashed up rental cars in Tenerife and shared the violent acts on social media.
Family sues after woman is found dead in towed van in impound lot a month after crash by drunk driver
Her family believes Monica Cameroni De Adams, 65, may have desperately needed medical attention after a crash by a drunken driver, not to be towed to an impound lot and left to die
Marco Rubio declares South African ambassador to US persona non grata after Trump criticism
Declaration comes after Trump administration cut off aid to South Africa
Thousands converge on Serbia’s capital for anti-government rally
The citizens of Belgrade came out to welcome thousands of university students from across the country for the rally on Saturday.
More Norwegian ski jumpers have been suspended due to a major cheating scandal
Team officials are accused of altering athletes’ suits to enhance their aerodynamics. The suspension by International Ski and Snowboard Federation (IFS) follows last week’s FIS Nordic World Ski Championships.
Defense One Radio, Ep. 174: Marine Corps Gen. Eric Smith
Our annual State of Defense interview series begins with a commandant working to balance crisis response and modernization.
Social Security: Appalling and indefensible policies
Re: “Under Trump, Social Security resumes what it once called ‘clawback cruelty’ ” (March 12, Nation): It’s appalling to read that under President Donald Trump, the Social Security Administration is returning to an indefensible policy of withholding 10…
Congress holds a unique duty to uphold democracy. Is it doing so?
Commitment to democracy under the structure of a republic creates rights and duties for elected representatives. Some are not meeting their responsibilities.
In a police staffing crisis and gunfire epidemic, Seattle turns to video cameras. But there are few guardrails
An examination of dozens of gun charges reveals the importance of surveillance cameras in prosecutions. But Seattle’s CCTV pilot project has few guardrails.