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News   -   Mar 14, 2025 Senate Advances Bill to Classify Fentanyl as Schedule I Drug
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US Senate bill 331, advanced March 13, classifies fentanyl as Schedule I, imposing harsh penalties like 10 years for 100 grams on traffickers. Targeting over 70,000 annual deaths, it aims to crush cartels flooding streets with this lethal drug.

United States   -   Mar 14, 2025 Plan Your Summer Trip to Yellowstone: Highlights and Local Gems
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Plan a summer trip to Yellowstone with highlights like Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic, plus local gems in West Yellowstone and Cody. Stay near the park and dine on bison burgers and steaks.

News   -   Mar 14, 2025 Bessent to Breitbart: Reprivatizing the U.S. Economy Is the Fix
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In a Breitbart interview, Secretary Bessent pushed reprivatizing the U.S. economy to cut the $840 billion deficit. Tariffs and deregulation aim to shift growth to private hands.

Books   -   Mar 13, 2025 California Corruption Unveiled in New Book "Fool's Gold"
Picture of the cover of the book Fool's Gold by Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter

The newly released book "Fool's Gold" by Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter exposes California’s corruption, from Newsom’s shady deals with utilities and China to soft-on-crime policies fueling chaos. It’s a wake-up call for a state, and nation, at risk.

News   -   Mar 13, 2025 Historical Background of Canada and EU Tariffs on US Goods
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Canada’s 298 percent butter tariff and 245 percent cheese duty, plus EU’s 40 percent cheese tax, have long crippled U.S. exporters. Trump’s hefty tariffs on Canada and the EU fight back against decades of unfair trade hurting American farmers and workers.

Preventative Healthcare   -   Mar 13, 2025 RFK Jr. Targets Artificial Dyes in Push for Healthier Food
Image of three bowls of brightly colored cereals

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. demands food giants like PepsiCo and Kraft Heinz remove artificial dyes or face regulation, targeting a healthier U.S. food supply. His push, backed by state bans and prior FDA action on Red Dye No. 3, aims to end corporate self-certification of additives by 2028.

News   -   Mar 11, 2025 Medicaid’s $1.1 Trillion Fiasco: A Decade of Taxpayer Betrayal
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A study estimates Medicaid lost $1.1 trillion to improper payments over a decade, doubling CMS figures. Eligibility errors and fraud fuel the crisis, prompting calls for reform.

News   -   Mar 11, 2025 Experience the Spectacle of a Total Lunar Eclipse on March 13th
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On March 13, 2025, North Americans can witness a total lunar eclipse, where the Moon turns red. This 'blood moon' event starts at 11:57 PM (EDT), reaching totality from 2:26 AM to 3:31 AM (EDT). No special equipment is needed to enjoy this celestial spectacle.

News   -   Mar 10, 2025 Missouri Secures $24B Judgment Against China in Historic Lawsuit
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Missouri wins a historic $24B judgment against China for its handling of the coronavirus. The lawsuit, filed in 2020, accuses China of negligence leading to significant economic and health damages in Missouri. This ruling sets a legal precedent for holding foreign nations accountable.

News   -   Mar 10, 2025 Rubio's Bold Move: Cutting 83% of USAID Programs
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Rubio's decision to cut 83% of USAID programs reflects a commitment to fiscal responsibility. The move aims to redirect resources to domestic needs and prioritize America's interests. This strategic pivot is seen as a step towards more sustainable foreign policy.

News   -   Mar 07, 2025 Exploring the History of Daylight Saving Time
Image of a clock with flowers and a sign that reads spring forward

Daylight Saving Time, first proposed by Benjamin Franklin, was implemented during World War I to conserve energy. The practice has evolved with the Uniform Time Act of 1966 and the Energy Policy Act of 2005, yet remains a topic of debate.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 President Trump's Bold Move to Dissolve the Education Department
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President Trump orders the dissolution of the Department of Education to streamline government and empower states. This move aims to reduce federal overreach and promote educational freedom, with funds reallocated directly to states.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Trump's New Order to Strengthen U.S. Shipbuilding and Challenge China
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The Trump administration's new executive order aims to strengthen the U.S. shipbuilding industry, create jobs, and address unfair trade practices by China. This initiative is crucial for national security and economic growth.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Trump Administration Labels Yemen's Houthis as Terrorist Group
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The Trump administration has designated Yemen's Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization, reversing a Biden-era decision. This move, announced on March 4, 2025, aims to curb the group's Red Sea attacks and Iranian support, with a $15 million reward offered to disrupt their finances.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Republicans Zero In on Four Sanctuary Cities Amid Trump’s Deportation Drive
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Republicans are targeting New York, Chicago, Denver, and Boston for their sanctuary policies as Trump pushes mass deportations. A March 5, 2025, congressional hearing confronted the cities’ mayors over their resistance to federal immigration enforcement.

News   -   Mar 05, 2025 Pentagon Deploys 3,000 More Troops to Bolster Southern Border Security
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The Pentagon is sending 3,000 more troops, including Stryker vehicles and aviation units, to the southern border to enhance security. Ordered by Trump on March 1, 2025, this bolsters efforts to curb illegal immigration despite a recent drop in crossings.

News   -   Mar 05, 2025 Trump Outlines Bold Vision in March 4, 2025 Speech to Congress
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On March 4, 2025, President Trump addressed Congress, touting his electoral win and outlining tariffs, border security, and foreign policy shifts. The 100-minute speech highlighted his first six weeks’ actions and promised a golden age for America.

News   -   Mar 04, 2025 New Tariffs Impact Trade with China, Canada, and Mexico
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New tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico took effect on March 4, 2025, aiming to protect American industries. These measures could lead to higher consumer prices but also boost domestic production and job growth.

News   -   Mar 04, 2025 Trump's Vision for American Renewal to be Unveiled
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President Trump will outline his vision for the American Dream renewal tonight. His plan focuses on economic growth, national pride, and traditional values to lead the nation to prosperity.

News   -   Mar 03, 2025 Tragic IED Attack on Texas Ranch: A Call for Stronger Border Security
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Two killed by a drug cartel IED on a Texas ranch highlight the urgent need for stronger border security. The incident underscores the growing threat of drug cartels and the necessity for community vigilance and legislative action.

Image of a man at a conference speaking about confronting the fentanyl crisis
News   -   Mar 14, 2025 Senate Advances Bill to Classify Fentanyl as Schedule I Drug

US Senate bill 331, advanced March 13, classifies fentanyl as Schedule I, imposing harsh penalties like 10 years for 100 grams on traffickers. Targeting over 70,000 annual deaths, it aims to crush cartels flooding streets with this lethal drug.

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Mar 15, 2025 AARR Weekly Digest Newsletter from Saturday March 15, 2025
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A weekly digest of the latest News, Advocacy, and People articles delivered every Saturday morning. Published on Saturday March 15, 2025.

News   -   Mar 14, 2025 Senate Advances Bill to Classify Fentanyl as Schedule I Drug
Image of a man at a conference speaking about confronting the fentanyl crisis

US Senate bill 331, advanced March 13, classifies fentanyl as Schedule I, imposing harsh penalties like 10 years for 100 grams on traffickers. Targeting over 70,000 annual deaths, it aims to crush cartels flooding streets with this lethal drug.

United States   -   Mar 14, 2025 Plan Your Summer Trip to Yellowstone: Highlights and Local Gems
Picture of a buffalo near a river in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming

Plan a summer trip to Yellowstone with highlights like Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic, plus local gems in West Yellowstone and Cody. Stay near the park and dine on bison burgers and steaks.

News   -   Mar 14, 2025 Bessent to Breitbart: Reprivatizing the U.S. Economy Is the Fix
Image of Scott Bessent sitting next to Donald Trump

In a Breitbart interview, Secretary Bessent pushed reprivatizing the U.S. economy to cut the $840 billion deficit. Tariffs and deregulation aim to shift growth to private hands.

Books   -   Mar 13, 2025 California Corruption Unveiled in New Book "Fool's Gold"
Picture of the cover of the book Fool's Gold by Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter

The newly released book "Fool's Gold" by Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter exposes California’s corruption, from Newsom’s shady deals with utilities and China to soft-on-crime policies fueling chaos. It’s a wake-up call for a state, and nation, at risk.

News   -   Mar 13, 2025 Historical Background of Canada and EU Tariffs on US Goods
Image of US and EU shipping containers balanced on a globe

Canada’s 298 percent butter tariff and 245 percent cheese duty, plus EU’s 40 percent cheese tax, have long crippled U.S. exporters. Trump’s hefty tariffs on Canada and the EU fight back against decades of unfair trade hurting American farmers and workers.

Preventative Healthcare   -   Mar 13, 2025 RFK Jr. Targets Artificial Dyes in Push for Healthier Food
Image of three bowls of brightly colored cereals

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. demands food giants like PepsiCo and Kraft Heinz remove artificial dyes or face regulation, targeting a healthier U.S. food supply. His push, backed by state bans and prior FDA action on Red Dye No. 3, aims to end corporate self-certification of additives by 2028.

Social Connections   -   Mar 12, 2025 The Healing Power of Pets for Seniors
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Pets offer invaluable companionship and health benefits for seniors, reducing loneliness and promoting physical activity. They also enhance social connections and provide mental stimulation, making them ideal companions for older adults.

55+ For Rent   -   Mar 12, 2025 Should Seniors Rent or Own a Home in 2025?
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Seniors must weigh financial stability, lifestyle, and long-term plans when deciding to rent or own in 2025. Owning offers investment potential and permanence, while renting provides flexibility and ease. Consider your needs carefully to make the best choice for retirement.

News   -   Mar 11, 2025 Medicaid’s $1.1 Trillion Fiasco: A Decade of Taxpayer Betrayal
Picture of an American flag with a stethoscope and cash

A study estimates Medicaid lost $1.1 trillion to improper payments over a decade, doubling CMS figures. Eligibility errors and fraud fuel the crisis, prompting calls for reform.

News   -   Mar 11, 2025 Experience the Spectacle of a Total Lunar Eclipse on March 13th
Image of a total lunar eclipse

On March 13, 2025, North Americans can witness a total lunar eclipse, where the Moon turns red. This 'blood moon' event starts at 11:57 PM (EDT), reaching totality from 2:26 AM to 3:31 AM (EDT). No special equipment is needed to enjoy this celestial spectacle.

News   -   Mar 10, 2025 Missouri Secures $24B Judgment Against China in Historic Lawsuit
Photo of The Gateway Arch

Missouri wins a historic $24B judgment against China for its handling of the coronavirus. The lawsuit, filed in 2020, accuses China of negligence leading to significant economic and health damages in Missouri. This ruling sets a legal precedent for holding foreign nations accountable.

News   -   Mar 10, 2025 Rubio's Bold Move: Cutting 83% of USAID Programs
Photo of Marco Rubio speaking

Rubio's decision to cut 83% of USAID programs reflects a commitment to fiscal responsibility. The move aims to redirect resources to domestic needs and prioritize America's interests. This strategic pivot is seen as a step towards more sustainable foreign policy.

Kitchen & Bath Products   -   Mar 10, 2025 Mastering the Ninja Crispi Air Fryer for Easy Meals
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Discover the ease of cooking for one or two with the Ninja Crispi Air Fryer. Learn tips, recipes, and maintenance to master your meals. Enjoy healthier, delicious food with minimal effort.

Mar 08, 2025 AARR Weekly Digest Newsletter from Saturday March 8, 2025
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A weekly digest of the latest News, Advocacy, and People articles delivered every Saturday morning. Published on Saturday March 8, 2025.

News   -   Mar 07, 2025 Exploring the History of Daylight Saving Time
Image of a clock with flowers and a sign that reads spring forward

Daylight Saving Time, first proposed by Benjamin Franklin, was implemented during World War I to conserve energy. The practice has evolved with the Uniform Time Act of 1966 and the Energy Policy Act of 2005, yet remains a topic of debate.

Best Places to Retire   -   Mar 07, 2025 Which Florida Cities Are Best For Retirement?
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Explore Florida's best retirement cities like Naples, Sarasota, and Tampa. Each offers unique benefits from luxury living to vibrant community life, ensuring a comfortable retirement.

United States   -   Mar 06, 2025 Discovering San Diego: A 3-Day Weekend Getaway
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Explore San Diego's rich culture and natural beauty on a 3-day weekend trip. Visit Balboa Park, enjoy the beaches, and delve into the city's history at Old Town and the USS Midway Museum.

Europe   -   Mar 06, 2025 Discover Athens: A 3-Day Journey Through History
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Embark on a 3-day journey through Athens, exploring ancient wonders like the Acropolis and modern sites like the National Archaeological Museum. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history and vibrant culture, from traditional Greek cuisine to the historic Plaka neighborhood.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 President Trump's Bold Move to Dissolve the Education Department
Photo of the Department of Education HQ

President Trump orders the dissolution of the Department of Education to streamline government and empower states. This move aims to reduce federal overreach and promote educational freedom, with funds reallocated directly to states.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Trump's New Order to Strengthen U.S. Shipbuilding and Challenge China
Photo of cargo ships in a California port

The Trump administration's new executive order aims to strengthen the U.S. shipbuilding industry, create jobs, and address unfair trade practices by China. This initiative is crucial for national security and economic growth.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Trump Administration Labels Yemen's Houthis as Terrorist Group
Photo of the Houthi terrorist group in Yemen

The Trump administration has designated Yemen's Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization, reversing a Biden-era decision. This move, announced on March 4, 2025, aims to curb the group's Red Sea attacks and Iranian support, with a $15 million reward offered to disrupt their finances.

Preventative Healthcare   -   Mar 06, 2025 Safeguarding Liver Health: Supplements That May Pose A Risk To Seniors
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Seniors must be cautious with supplements that can harm liver health. High doses of vitamin A, iron, and certain herbal supplements like kava and comfrey pose risks. A balanced diet and professional guidance are key to safe supplementation.

News   -   Mar 06, 2025 Republicans Zero In on Four Sanctuary Cities Amid Trump’s Deportation Drive
Photo of the Boston skyline

Republicans are targeting New York, Chicago, Denver, and Boston for their sanctuary policies as Trump pushes mass deportations. A March 5, 2025, congressional hearing confronted the cities’ mayors over their resistance to federal immigration enforcement.

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