Trump questions NATO defense pledge amid spending pressure
President Trump expressed doubt that NATO would defend the U S if attacked, while hinting allies might be dropped if they miss 2 percent defense spending targets. He cited France and other allies, as Macron praised U S loyalty, and Whitaker promised an ironclad Article 5 commitment. NATO has 32 members with a long history of collective defense.
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Ukraine presses for aid as intel ties are cut
Ukraine faces harder defense without U S intelligence as Washington halts sharing crucial military data and weapons shipments. Experts warn Ukraine can endure months but must adjust to limited targeting of Russian troops tanks and ships amid White House pressure following Zelenskyy visit.
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SpaceX Starship Explodes After Brief Flight Over Ocean
SpaceX launched a SpaceX Starship rocket from Texas that broke apart minutes after liftoff as it headed east for a controlled entry. Wreckage streamed from the sky over Florida and contact was lost less than 10 minutes into the mission.
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Haskell Nation Faces Mass Firings and Back-Office Turmoil
Clay Mayes, a former cross country coach, is among a group of nearly 40 Haskell employees abruptly terminated on February 14. The move, ordered at the federal level, sparked protests in Lawrence and prompted questions about reversals, rehiring plans, and the university’s handling of adjunct contracts to finish the semester.
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Community mobilizes after Haskell firings amid federal layoffs
Lawrence residents rally to aid Haskell after the Trump administration cuts remove probationary workers. A local ad hoc group connects affected employees with resources at Peaslee Tech and Work Force Center while a community meeting at First Presbyterian Church gathers volunteers and funds. A planned second meeting at Haskell Auditorium aims to sustain support, with donations nearing 139 thousand toward a 350 thousand goal. City officials, including Bart Littlejohn, push for a supportive letter and city assistance to help displaced workers.
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Watkins Museum marks 50th anniversary with new exhibits
The Watkins Museum unveils four special exhibitions on its 50th anniversary, highlighting the Milburn Electric Car and local history. Open 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday with free admission. events include March 13 members reception and a April 26 community birthday celebration.
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