U.S. stocks shot up Tuesday morning after multiple reports have indicated overseas trading partners are now rushing to negotiate with President Donald Trump over his “reciprocal” tariffs.
Read More U.S. Stocks Rise As Global Trade Partners Seek Tariff Talks With Trump
In order to avoid “the obvious” military option, President Donald Trump suggested on Monday that his administration would hold direct nuclear negotiations with Iran later this week — following his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Read More Trump Hints At Important Meeting With Iran On Saturday, Following Discussion With Netanyahu
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for freezing federal funding over the state’s refusal to comply with President Donald Trump’s transgender athlete ban — prohibiting biological male athletes to complete with female athletes.
Read More Maine: AG Sues Trump Admin, Who Froze Federal Funds Over State’s Refusal To Enforce Trans Athlete Ban
The UConn Huskies have won their 12th national championship title in the Women’s March Madness championship.
Read More UConn Wins 12th National Title, Senior Paige Bucker Says ‘We Lean On God’s Strength Here’
President Donald Trump has put aside his prior differences with former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, throwing his support behind him for a Senate seat — which is currently held by retiring Democrat Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
Read More Trump Backs Former N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu In Key 2026 Senate Race, Despite Prior Criticism
A New York lawmaker is now advocating for increased punishment for individuals found guilty of animal cruelty crimes — after a disturbed 34-year-old man set a pit bull puppy “on fire” after leaving the dog alone with no food or water for a week.
Read More N.Y. Senator Pushes For Harsher Penalties For Animal Cruelty After Bronx Man Sets Pitbull Puppy On Fire