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- TRUMP’S DEFENSE SECRETARY ACCIDENTALLY TEXTS WAR PLANS TO THE ATLANTIC, EDITOR IN DISBELIEF: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth mistakenly included The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg in a confidential group chat discussing military strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels. The chat, conducted via the encrypted app Signal, revealed sensitive operational details, leading to bipartisan concerns over national security protocols. President Trump denied prior knowledge of the incident, while the National Security Council confirmed the chat’s authenticity and is investigating the breach.
- TRUMP SAYS COUNTRIES BUYING VENEZUELAN OIL AND GAS MUST PAY 25% TARIFF TO U.S.: President Donald Trump declared a 25% tariff on imports from nations purchasing oil or gas from Venezuela, citing the country’s “hostility” toward the U.S. The tariffs, effective April 2, will impact major buyers like China and India. Despite existing U.S. sanctions, the U.S. itself imported Venezuelan oil recently, highlighting complexities in international trade policies.
- DONALD TRUMP SUGGESTS THE U.S. COULD JOIN THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH: President Donald Trump proposed that the United States consider joining the British Commonwealth, an organization primarily composed of former British colonies. He argued that membership could strengthen cultural and economic ties with member nations. Critics contend that such a move is symbolic and unlikely to yield significant benefits, given the U.S.’s historical independence from British rule.
- PROPOSALS TO SLASH AND PRIVATIZE POSTAL SERVICE SPARK OUTRAGE AND NATIONWIDE RALLIES: Plans to slash funding and privatize the U.S. Postal Service have sparked widespread outrage and rallies across the country. Opponents argue that privatization could lead to higher costs and reduced services, particularly affecting rural communities. Supporters claim it would increase efficiency and reduce taxpayer burdens. The debate continues as policymakers weigh the future of the postal system.
- MAN DRIVES INTO PROTESTERS OUTSIDE TESLA DEALERSHIP, NO INJURIES REPORTED: A man drove his vehicle into a group of protesters assembled outside a Tesla dealership. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the driver’s motives and whether charges will be filed. The protest was part of ongoing demonstrations against Tesla’s labor practices.
- 23ANDME FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY, CEO STEPS DOWN AFTER FAILED SALE ATTEMPTS: Genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy protection following unsuccessful attempts to sell the company. CEO Anne Wojcicki has stepped down, and interim leadership is assessing options for restructuring. The company faced declining sales and increased competition in the direct-to-consumer genetic testing market.
- NBC ASKING $7 MILLION FOR 2026 SUPER BOWL ADS IN EARLY NEGOTIATIONS: NBC has begun negotiations for advertising slots during the 2026 Super Bowl, asking for $7 million per 30-second spot. This marks an increase from previous years, reflecting the event’s massive viewership and advertising value. Advertisers are evaluating the cost-benefit ratio as they plan their marketing strategies.
- RESEARCHERS WARN CHATGPT POWER USERS MAY BE DEVELOPING DEPENDENCY OR ADDICTION: Studies indicate that heavy users of AI chatbot ChatGPT may be developing dependency or addiction-like behaviors. Researchers caution that excessive reliance on AI for communication and problem-solving could impact mental health and social interactions. They recommend setting usage limits and promoting awareness of potential risks associated with AI interactions.
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