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Trump did what today?

3/13/2026

4 confirmed dead after U.S. military aircraft goes down in Iraq

  • Four crew members died when a U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq.
  • The crash is not due to enemy fire, and six crew members were on board.
  • Rescue efforts are ongoing, but details about the two survivors are unknown.
  • Israel is expanding military actions as the war with Iran continues, raising concerns of a protracted conflict.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledges the uncertainty of overthrowing Iran's regime.

The FBI says it's taking over the Michigan synagogue attack investigation

  • The suspect in an active shooting at Temple Israel is dead, identified as Ayman Mohamad Ghazali.
  • Ghazali, a U.S. citizen born in Lebanon, entered the U.S. on an immigration visa in 2011.
  • The FBI is now leading the investigation, treating it as a targeted act against the Jewish community.
  • No injuries apart from the suspect were reported, and all individuals in the synagogue were accounted for.
  • Michigan Governor Whitmer condemned the attack, emphasizing safety for the Jewish community.

Democrats set a turnout record in Texas, so is this the year it turns blue?

  • Turnout in Texas’s Democratic Senate primary broke records with over 2.3 million votes cast.
  • Democrats are gaining traction in Latino-heavy areas, shifting political dynamics.
  • Despite previous hopes, no Democrat has won statewide in Texas since 1994.
  • Some believe demographic changes could lead to a more competitive political landscape.
  • The impact of high turnout could influence upcoming Senate races.

NYC's Mamdani condemns Sen. Tuberville's anti-Muslim posts as 'bigotry'

  • NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized Senator Tommy Tuberville's anti-Muslim comments.
  • Tuberville’s posts sparked outrage and were seen as fueling Islamophobia.
  • Democrats, including Senator Schumer, called out his statements as harmful.
  • Mamdani urged American Muslims to celebrate their culture amidst rising prejudice.
  • The discussion highlights a growing concern over bigotry in politics.

Trump wants more apprenticeships. An Arkansas manufacturer is giving it a try

  • Virco Manufacturing in Arkansas started a new apprenticeship program for skilled workers.
  • The initiative aims to fill workforce gaps and improve employment opportunities.
  • Trump's administration is focused on increasing active apprenticeships to 1 million.
  • Despite successes, there are concerns about funding and commitments to expand programs.
  • The program is part of a broader attempt to address skill shortages in the manufacturing industry.

Egg prices have taken a beating. What's behind the drop?

  • Egg prices have sharply declined, now averaging $2.50 per dozen after significant increases last year.
  • A decrease in avian flu effects has led to an increase in egg-laying hens.
  • Farmers are struggling financially due to a fall in wholesale prices despite lower retail prices.
  • The industry faces challenges with increased production costs and competition.
  • Easter is approaching, and farmers hope that demand for eggs will rise during the holiday.

Medicaid can share data with ICE. Here's how that 180-degree change spreads fear

  • A court ruling allows Medicaid to share personal data with immigration authorities, causing fear in immigrant communities.
  • Families worry about the implications for their health coverage and security.
  • Several states are suing to prevent this data sharing, emphasizing the importance of privacy.
  • Advocates express concerns about the potential for increased scrutiny on vulnerable populations.
  • The shift raises questions on the intersection of healthcare access and immigration enforcement.

Countries are negotiating rules to mine the deep sea. The U.S. is pushing ahead alone

  • Concerns grow over deep-sea mining as the U.S. moves forward independently on the issue.
  • Mining can disrupt fragile marine ecosystems, and many scientists urge caution.
  • The U.S. is expediting mining permits despite calls for thorough environmental reviews.
  • International rules are being created, but the U.S. has opted out of the process.
  • Stakeholders worry that this independent approach could harm global conservation efforts.

5 tips to help you stop being so late (or at least make you more honest about it)

  • Rashelle Isip emphasizes that punctuality shows respect for yourself and others.
  • Planning ahead and knowing your travel time can help you arrive on time.
  • Getting comfortable with being early allows for some downtime without anxiety.
  • Be aware that cultural differences affect perceptions of time and punctuality.
  • Communicate promptly if you're running late to maintain trust in relationships.

Have a pesky crush? What to do in 4 common scenarios

  • Damona Hoffman discusses ways to manage feelings of crushes in different situations.
  • Set boundaries for crushes you can't act on, especially in work settings.
  • Ask friends for clarity when crushing on a friend to avoid jeopardizing relationships.
  • Assess any normal sexual attraction to deepen your understanding of your feelings.
  • Acknowledge crushes during monogamy and address any unmet needs in your primary relationship.

Are you a bittersweet person? Take this quiz — then discover the power of sadness

  • Susan Cain argues that embracing melancholy can foster deeper connections and creativity.
  • Her book highlights how sadness enhances appreciation for life's moments.
  • Participants can take a quiz to gauge their tendency towards bittersweetness.
  • Cain suggests indulging in beauty and confronting personal emotions to counterbalance superficial positivity.
  • The exploration of bittersweetness may lead to greater contentment and understanding.