Trump signs executive orders aimed at addressing home affordability concerns ahead of midterms
President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders that aim to make housing and mortgages more affordable.
Day: March 13, 2026
Cuba Confirms Talks With United States Amid Dire Energy Crisis
President Miguel Díaz-Canel said the Cuban government was talking with the United States as the effective oil blockade imposed by the Trump administration has continued to deepen the island’s energy crisis.
Trump vows intense strikes as Iran war heads into third week
US President Donald Trump warned US forces will hit Iran “very hard” in the coming days.
Qatar’s interior minister says security situation ‘stable’ amid Iran war
Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad says Qatar will ‘not hesitate’ to ensure its stability as US-Israeli war on Iran continues.
USS Tripoli, 31st MEU Heading to the Middle East – USNI News
USS Tripoli, 31st MEU Heading to the Middle East USNI NewsPentagon Is Moving Additional Marines, Warships to the Middle East WSJThe U.S. Is Sending More Troops to the Middle East The New York TimesUS orders 2,500 Marine…
6 Crew Members Die in U.S. Military Plane Crash in Iraq
Six crew members died after a military refueling plane crashed in Iraq on Thursday, the U.S. Central Command said. Officials said the crash was not caused by hostile or friendly fire.
Hellish week draws to close for tanker stocks as investors flee
A strong bull run for New York-listed stocks has at least temporarily made a U-turn
Seahawks’ 2022 draft class leaves behind Super Bowl legacy
Five players from the Seahawks’ seven-man draft class in 2022 are no longer with the team, but they leave behind a legacy that was key to winning a Super Bowl title.
Florida café fears for workers’ safety after barista is accused on Facebook of mocking Charlie Kirk
Exclusive: The proprietors of Amelia Island Coffee are suing an out-of-town customer over a ‘false’ Facebook post they claim has exposed them and their staff to serious danger
Grandmother jailed for 6 months after AI error linked her to a crime in a state she had never even visited, lawyers say
The charges were later dismissed after bank records showed she was in Tennessee at the time