March 2, 2026

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The Strait of Hormuz crisis explained: What it means for global shipping -

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Global defense stocks jump as U.S., Iran exchange attacks -

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Why India looks especially vulnerable as conflict rages in Middle East -

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Indiana Congressman Jim Baird’s wife dies after crash injury complications – WSBT -

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Khamenei’s death raises questions about Trump’s China trip -

Monday, March 2, 2026

The digital front: Iran’s internet down for second day amid reports of U.S.-Israel cyberattacks -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Multiple US aircraft crash in Kuwait, crews safe, Kuwaiti officials say – Stars and Stripes -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Multiple US aircraft crash in Kuwait, crews safe, Kuwaiti officials say – Stars and Stripes -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Oil soars amid Strait of Hormuz shipping fears as Iran war drives prices to nearly $80 -

Monday, March 2, 2026

How Iran chooses its supreme leader, and who could be next? -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Dow futures drop over 500 points as oil prices spike following U.S. attack on Iran: Live updates -

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European stocks fall sharply as markets react to U.S., Israeli strikes on Iran -

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MAX Train derailed in Downtown Portland after crash involving car – KOIN.com -

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Live updates: Oil seen hitting $80 a barrel as Iran conflict stretches into third day -

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CU Buffs quarterback Dominiq Ponder dies in single-car crash – 9News -

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Suspected DUI driver arrested after hit-and-run crash on I-5 – fox5sandiego.com -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Pilot suffers minor injures in plane takeoff at Hendersonville Airport; Highway Patrol – WLOS -

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Traffic Alert: I-95 Southbound Lane Blocked Near Route 273 After Vehicle Accident – Fine Day 102.3 -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Dominiq Ponder, former HBCU and Colorado QB, passes away in accident – Tacoma News Tribune -

Monday, March 2, 2026

Iran conflict: Where things stand, global responses — and what comes next -

Monday, March 2, 2026

New York City could hit 100 coronavirus cases in two to three weeks: mayor

New York City could have 100 or more coronavirus cases within two to three weeks, up from 13 now, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday.

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Smoking or vaping increases vulnerability to coronavirus, says NYC mayor

Smoking or vaping makes people more vulnerable to becoming infected with the coronavirus, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday.

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Oregon declares emergency as coronavirus cases double to 14

Oregon Governor Kate Brown declared a 60-day state of emergency on Sunday as coronavirus cases in the state doubled to 14.

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Americans on Grand Princess cruise to be tested for virus at four sites

U.S. passengers on the cruise ship Grand Princess, which had been barred from docking in California because of suspected cases of the new coronavirus on board, will be rushed for testing to at least four quarantine centers, some closer to home, Georgia…

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Americans on Grand Princess cruise to be tested for virus closer to homes

U.S. passengers on the cruise ship Grand Princess, which had been barred from docking in California because of suspected cases of the new coronavirus on board, will be rushed to at least one quarantine center closer to home for testing, Georgia Governo…

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Coronavirus may force Americans to avoid crowds, brace for quarantines, health official warns

Americans, especially those who are vulnerable, may need to stop attending big gatherings as the coronavirus spreads through U.S. communities, a top health official said on Sunday, adding that the possibility of large-scale quarantines cannot be ruled …

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New York state coronavirus cases increases to 105-governor

The number of people in New York state who have tested positive for the coronavirus has increased to 105 as of Sunday, up from 89 the day before, governor Andrew Cuomo told a news briefing on Sunday.

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Vulnerable Americans may need to avoid crowds, U.S. health official warns

Signs that coronavirus is spreading through U.S. communities were “not encouraging” and a top health official warned on Sunday that Americans, especially those who are vulnerable, may need to stop attending large gatherings.

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Washington State mulling mandatory measures to contain coronavirus

Washington State is considering whether mandatory measures may be needed to curb social gatherings and contain the spread of coronavirus in the hard-hit state, Governor Jay Inslee said on Sunday.

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U.S. health official warns on spread of coronavirus

A top U.S. public health official said on Sunday signs of coronavirus spreading through communities were “not encouraging” and warned that Americans may need to think carefully about attending large gatherings if it continues.

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