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March 21, 2026

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Duke University MD Reveals The #1 Green Juice to Drink Daily if You Have High Blood Pressure

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Pentagon Requests $200 Billion From Congress as Iran Operation Enters Third Week

The Pentagon is heading back to Capitol Hill with its hand out, requesting what could amount to $200 billion in additional funding as Operation Epic Fury stretches into its third week of combat operations against Iranian targets.

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Young Iranian Wrestler Hanged in Public as Regime Targets Athletes Who Protest

The Islamic Republic of Iran executed 19-year-old wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi on Thursday in a public hanging, defying warnings from the United States State Department and urgent pleas from elite Iranian-American wrestlers who sought to prevent the young athlete’s death.

Around America

Man charged with murder in fatal shooting of landscaper in California

A Fallbrook man has been charged after allegedly opening fire on two landscapers, killing one. He has pleaded not guilty and is due back in court later this month.

Three men charged with illegally smuggling advanced AI chips into China

Three individuals face federal charges for allegedly exporting U.S.-made AI servers with advanced Nvidia chips to China, using falsified documents and shell companies. Authorities say the case raises national security concerns.

Live Nation CEO defends company ticket pricing practices in antitrust trial

Michael Rapino defended Live Nation and Ticketmaster in a federal trial, with states accusing the company of monopolistic practices. Portions of the case have been settled, but dozens of states continue litigation.

TSA officers are quitting as a funding standoff forces them to staff airports without pay

TSA staffing shortages caused by the ongoing federal shutdown are leading to long security lines and extended wait times nationwide. Officers are working without pay, prompting resignations and heightened travel disruptions.