Biden classified documents hearing becomes campaign proxy
The Tuesday House hearing on President Biden's handling of classified files split along party lines as Special Counsel Hur defended his report while noting no charges. Biden said he never meant to retain classified information, and Democrats contrasted his cooperation with Trump's ongoing Florida documents case.
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Inflation rises again in February
U.S. consumer prices climbed 0.4 percent from January to February and 3.2 percent year over year, with core inflation also up 0.4 percent. Economists say underlying details temper the top-line rise, while gas prices jumped 3.8 percent month to month.
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U.S. to Send 300 Million in Weapons to Ukraine
The Pentagon will rush about 300 million dollars in weapons to Ukraine after cost savings, though the defense budget remains overdrawn by about 10 billion dollars to replenish stocks. The move comes as Kyiv faces low munitions and House opposition stalls new funding.
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Haiti reels as gangs push into post Henry leadership
Haiti faces a power scramble as Prime Minister Ariel Henry signals resignation and gangs controlling Port-au-Prince press for a voice in the transition. About 200 gangs operate nationwide, with two main coalitions led by Jimmy Cherizier and Gabriel Jean-Pierre.
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Aid Ship Sets Sail for Gaza With 200 Tons of Food
An aid ship carrying about 200 tons of food departed Cyprus for Gaza in a pilot sea corridor plan. World Central Kitchen and Open Arms compiled the cargo, amid calls for broader humanitarian access as the Israel Hamas war enters its fifth month and Gaza faces severe hunger.
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