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Why Did the US Just Send a Dozen Planes After Two Russian Bombers Near Alaska?

Two Russian bombers approaching Alaska prompted a swift and sizable response from the United States. Even while occupied in Iran, NORAD’s determined move highlights America’s commitment to protecting its airspace and projecting strength at home.

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 Why Did the US Just Send a Dozen Planes After Two Russian Bombers Near Alaska?
The US War Machine Is Run By Deranged Armageddon Cultists

In a fiery Pentagon speech, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth touted what critics call a dangerously escalated show of force against Iran. The article from Activist Post portrays U.S. leadership as “deranged Armageddon cultists,” underscoring mounting concerns over militaristic rhetoric and its impact on civilians.

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 The US War Machine Is Run By Deranged Armageddon Cultists
Probe underway after man shot, killed during apparent Somerset Township break-in attempt

Early Monday, a man was shot and killed in Somerset Township during what investigators describe as a home break-in attempt. Authorities are now examining the circumstances of the shooting as part of a formal criminal probe.

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 Probe underway after man shot, killed during apparent Somerset Township break-in attempt
Iowa House lawmakers vote to curb governor’s emergency powers

In a move to redefine executive authority, the Iowa House passed legislation preventing the governor from closing churches or businesses and barring future vaccine mandates. Lawmakers view this as an important adjustment to how emergency powers are executed, ensuring certain decisions remain subject to legislative approval.

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 Iowa House lawmakers vote to curb governor’s emergency powers
Journalists aren’t so bad — just buy them a drink

When one person physically recoiled upon hearing the author was a journalist, it highlighted a tense relationship between the media and the public. This opinion piece explores how a simple introduction led to an uncomfortable moment—and why buying a journalist a drink might be a first step toward understanding.

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‘No major incidents’ at Birkie, patrol administrator tells committee

Sawyer County leaders announced that the American Birkebeiner, held last month, saw “no major incidents,” according to a patrol administrator. The Thursday public safety committee meeting also highlighted ongoing support for Rusk County authorities in a recent missing person and homicide investigation.

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UFC BJJ 6 free live stream, results, video highlights | Davies vs. Moura, Nicky Rod vs. Cruz

UFC BJJ 6 invites martial arts fans to a free live stream featuring two title fights. Davies vs. Moura and Nicky Rod vs. Cruz headline this showcase of Brazilian jiu-jitsu talent. Tune in to catch in-depth results and highlights presented live.

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Review: Book tells the wild story of the ‘Outrageous!’ sisters’ mom

Pop culture’s fascination with the Mitford family continues to flourish. A new book examines the “Outrageous!” sisters’ mother, shedding fresh light on the British clan’s storied and sometimes controversial past.

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 Review: Book tells the wild story of the ‘Outrageous!’ sisters’ mom
Elderly man attacked and killed by pit bull in Vermont, police say

A tragic event took place in Essex, Vermont, when an elderly man was attacked and killed by a pit bull on Tuesday afternoon. Police confirmed the fatality but released only limited information regarding the incident.

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 Elderly man attacked and killed by pit bull in Vermont, police say
Governors call on Congress to block Trump’s tariffs

Amid concerns over new trade measures, multiple U.S. governors are urging Congress to block President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is among those voicing apprehension over the potential consequences for local economies.

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 Governors call on Congress to block Trump’s tariffs
‘Ship of Gold’ treasure hunter released from prison

Tommy Thompson, the Ohio-born treasure hunter who once refused to reveal the location of missing gold coins, has been released from federal prison. His decade-long incarceration captured national attention and raised questions about one of America’s most famous deep-sea discoveries.

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 ‘Ship of Gold’ treasure hunter released from prison
Police seek ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect in triple shooting at Worcester bar

Police in Worcester, Massachusetts, have launched an urgent search for a suspect described as “armed and dangerous,” following a triple shooting at a local bar. The incident left three people injured, prompting authorities to seek the public’s help in locating the individual.

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 Police seek ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect in triple shooting at Worcester bar
Boston police seek Prudential Center shoplifter who took Canada Goose jacket

Boston police are seeking the community’s help in identifying a suspect who allegedly stole a Canada Goose jacket from the Prudential Center on March 1, 2026. Investigators hope widespread awareness will lead to information about the individual responsible for this theft.

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 Boston police seek Prudential Center shoplifter who took Canada Goose jacket
Trial underway for man charged in 1989 Framingham rapes

A man charged with committing rapes in Framingham in 1989 appeared before a Massachusetts court, marking a major turn in a decades-old case. The defendant, identified as Stephen Paul Gale, faces charges in Middlesex Superior Court, where a trial recently got underway.

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 Trial underway for man charged in 1989 Framingham rapes
Massachusetts’ winter cleanup tab tops $156M, could surpass 2015’s Snowmaggedon

Massachusetts has already spent more than $156 million clearing snow this winter, pushing the state’s cleanup tab close to breaking its 2015 “Snowmaggedon” record. A massive blizzard that hit Boston on February 24, 2026, has accounted for a considerable share of those costs.

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 Massachusetts’ winter cleanup tab tops $156M, could surpass 2015’s Snowmaggedon
Cape Cod bridges expected to get environmental clearances this summer

Cape Cod’s iconic Sagamore Bridge may soon receive long-awaited environmental clearances, paving the way for a significant revamp. State officials are celebrating a $1.7 billion federal investment that could reshape the region’s critical infrastructure.

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 Cape Cod bridges expected to get environmental clearances this summer
Serious multi-car crash on I-95 south in Canton causing traffic delays

A multi-car crash on Interstate 95 south in Canton, Massachusetts, brought Wednesday’s rush-hour traffic to a standstill. Emergency crews rushed to manage the scene as drivers fought through significant delays.

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 Serious multi-car crash on I-95 south in Canton causing traffic delays
Two men shot in Hartford, Conn. Tuesday night, one in critical condition

Two men in their 30s were shot on Madison Avenue in Hartford on Tuesday night, leaving one of them in critical condition. Hartford Police Lt. Aaron Boisvert confirmed the incident took place, but few other details are currently available.

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 Two men shot in Hartford, Conn. Tuesday night, one in critical condition
Local leaders say there’ll be zero tolerance for debauchery at Southie’s St. Pat’s Parade

This year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in South Boston will come with strict rules and heightened oversight. Local leaders have made it clear they will not tolerate disruptive or dangerous behavior.

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 Local leaders say there’ll be zero tolerance for debauchery at Southie’s St. Pat’s Parade
Man seriously injured after being stabbed in New Haven, Conn.

A 59-year-old man is recovering after a serious stabbing in New Haven on Wednesday morning. He sustained life-threatening injuries but remains in stable condition, according to local police.

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 Man seriously injured after being stabbed in New Haven, Conn.
Cher’s son heads to court over allegations he broke into a NH home

Elijah Blue Allman, the son of music icon Cher, is headed to New Hampshire’s courts over claims he unlawfully entered a local property. Though details remain scarce, the case has garnered attention due to the family’s high profile in the entertainment world.

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 Cher’s son heads to court over allegations he broke into a NH home
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