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CBS News

Dow Drops Over 1,000 Points

U.S. stocks dropped sharply Monday, with the Dow losing 2.1% and the Nasdaq falling 4%, amid fears of a recession triggered by President Trump’s trade policies. Tariffs between the U.S., China, and Canada worsened, while analysts downgraded growth forecasts.

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Reuters

Ukraine Drone Strike Hits Moscow

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow to date, with at least 91 drones targeting the Russian capital, resulting in one death, three injuries, flight suspensions at major airports, and evacuations in some residential areas, according to Russian officials.

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Associated Press

"I Bought It Before Elon Went Nuts"

Tesla's stock plunged 15.4% on Monday, marking its steepest drop since 2020, as investor confidence waned amid declining sales in major markets like California, Europe, and China, driven in part by CEO Elon Musk's far-right politics, which has sparked protests at Tesla showrooms.

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SCOTUSblog

SCOTUS Takes Up Conversion Therapy

The U.S. Supreme Court will review Colorado's ban on "conversion therapy," which counselor Kaley Chiles argues violates her First Amendment rights. The Court declined to take up other cases, including those involving climate change and employment discrimination frameworks.

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The Washington Post

Is Donald Trump Working With a Net?

Despite controversy and legal concerns, Trump’s approval ratings stabilize under 50%, largely driven by party loyalty. Trump’s influence over his base, shaped by a “disordered discourse,” ensures that his support has a solid floor, making it unlikely his approval will drop much further.

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ABC News

Musk Calls Senator/Astronaut Kelly a Traitor

Elon Musk called Sen. Mark Kelly a "traitor" on his platform, X, after Kelly posted about his visit to Ukraine. Kelly defended his position, criticizing Musk for supporting billionaires over the country. The exchange emphasizes differing views on U.S. support for Ukraine.

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The Hollywood Reporter

DA Won't Support Menendez Resentencing

Los Angeles DA Nathan Hochman reversed support for the Menendez brothers' parole, citing their failure to fully accept responsibility for the 1989 murders. CA Gov. Newsom is reviewing their case based on their behavior in prison as part of a potential clemency offer.

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NPR

5 Things To Know About New Canadian PM

Mark Carney, a former central banker and vocal Donald Trump critic, is set to become Canada's next prime minister after winning the Liberal Party leadership with nearly 86% of the vote, pledging to stand firm against U.S. tariffs and protect Canadian interests.

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Variety

Michelle Obama Launches Podcast

The former first lady and her brother are launching a podcast, "IMO With Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson," where they discuss everyday life and take questions with various guests. The podcast focuses on navigating life’s challenges, relationships, parenting, family and faith.

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Daily Star

Is Sex With a Bot Cheating?

A ZipHealth survey reveals that 60% of people trust AI over doctors for diagnosing erectile dysfunction, and 25% are okay with partners using sex robots modeled after them. Gen Z uses AI for loneliness, but 40% still consider it infidelity. Women are more likely to view it as cheating.

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The New York Times

Cops Often Start Their Day Breaking Law

Police officers in New York frequently break parking laws by parking in prohibited areas, creating issues for pedestrians and traffic. Mayor Eric Adams’ police commissioner, Jessica Tisch, could improve public trust by addressing this persistent issue and enforcing stricter rules on police parking.

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The Wall Street Journal

Bring Back Buttons and Nobs

Many drivers are overwhelmed by the increasing complexity of in-car technology, such as touch screens, voice assistants, and sensor-equipped door handles. While they appreciate some features, they feel simpler, more intuitive controls would improve their driving experience.

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Las Vegas Review-Journal

Widow Sues Strip Hotel After Hubby Death

The family of Jeffrey Jacoby, who died from a fentanyl overdose after being robbed by sex worker Cheylee Kessee at a Las Vegas resort in 2023, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, alleging the casino operators and security should have recognized Kessee who has a history of targeting hotel guests.

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CNN

Judge Stops Protestor's Deportation

A federal judge in New York blocked efforts to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist at Columbia University, until a conference scheduled for Wednesday March 12th. The judge's ruling prevents the Trump administration from deporting Khalil until the court issues further instructions.

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USA Today

DC BLM Street Mural Dismantled

Removal of the Black Lives Matter mural in DC began on Monday after Republicans threatened to cut millions in funding. Mayor Bowser ordered the move following pressure from GOP leaders. The area will be repainted for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. next year.

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Vanity Fair

Tesla Protests Electrify

Over 350 protesters gathered at a Tesla showroom in Manhattan as part of nationwide protests against Elon Musk's influence in the Trump administration. Despite arrests and vandalism, the White House insists the protests won't stop Musk and Trump's reforms.

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The Hill

Trump Rally Comedian Gets Netflix Deal

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, criticized for making offensive jokes at a Trump rally, has signed a deal with Netflix. His podcast, "Kill Tony," will be turned into three comedy specials, with the first airing on April 7. His comments about Puerto Rico sparked backlash from numerous politicians.

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The Independent

Musk Blames Ukraine for “X” Outage

Elon Musk claimed outages on his "X" platform were caused by a cyber attack from Ukraine, though this hasn't been verified. He also accused ActBlue of funding Tesla protests, a claim the organization denied. Musk expressed frustration over ongoing challenges with his companies.

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WTAE 4 Pittsburgh

Who Is the Missing Pitt Student?

Sudiksha Konanki, a University of Pittsburgh student, went missing on March 6 at a resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. She was last seen on beach surveillance. The FBI and local authorities are investigating and searching, suspecting a possible drowning scenario.

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The Guardian

“Anora” Spent 18M on Marketing Alone

Neon’s bold $18 million marketing strategy for “Anora” – featuring edgy merchandise, popup shops, and targeted outreach – propelled the indie film to Oscar glory, proving unconventional campaigns can outshine traditional tactics. “Anora” won the 2025 Best Picture Oscar.

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