March 1, 2026

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Iran after Khamenei: What’s next and what it means for the country? -

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US 60 eastbound in Mesa closed after crash – 12News -

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2 dead, 3 injured in Moorpark Highway 23 head-on crash – KTLA -

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Thief River Falls man dies in snowmobile crash – The Flag – AM 1100 and FM 92.3 WZFG -

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Update: At least one dead after car-motorcycle crash near Yountville – The Napa Valley Register -

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Two dead in multi-vehicle crash on I-75 near Cridersville – Hometown Stations -

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Thief River Falls man dies in Polk County snowmobile accident – FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul -

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Seth Hammaker overcomes qualification accident to win Daytona Supercross 250 – NBC Sports -

Sunday, March 1, 2026

One dead, multiple injured in four-vehicle crash with charter bus on I-95 in Cumberland County – WRAL -

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All lanes closed after multi-vehicle crash on I-75 in northern Miami Valley, OSHP says – WHIO-TV -

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Snowmobile crash kills Thief River Falls man in Polk County – Valley News Live -

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Napa Co.: Southbound Lanes Of State Highway 29 Closed Saturday Following Collision – SFGATE -

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Driver dead after fiery rest stop crash in Virginia – FOX 5 DC -

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Head-on crash on 23 Freeway in Ventura County leaves 2 dead, 3 hospitalized with major injuries – CBS News -

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Authorities investigate train-pedestrian accident near Laurel Road in Billings – KTVQ -

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1 dead in fiery crash on I-81 in Cumberland County – local21news.com -

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I-81 northbound closed in Cumberland County after vehicle accident – Yahoo -

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PSP responds to vehicle crash on I-81 – fox43.com -

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Driver killed in fiery crash at I-66 rest area in Northern Virginia – WJLA -

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Crash, fire on I-81 in Cumberland County – ABC27 -

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Why Live Nation and Ticketmaster dominate the live entertainment industry

Consumers are calling for the Live Nation and Ticketmaster monopoly to end. Here’s how they became the dominant force in the live entertainment business.

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Abortion pill maker GenBioPro sues West Virginia, argues FDA rules preempt state ban

GenBioPro argues that FDA regulations on the abortion pill preempt West Virginia’s state law that basically bans the medication.

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Bank of America downgrades Booking Holdings, says there’s more upside for this other travel stock

The firm said other travel stocks such as Expedia look more attractive after Booking’s recent outperformance to peers.

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Goldman Sachs upgrades Philip Morris, cites expansion in U.S. with smoke-free alternatives

The analyst said the rollout of a line of smoke-free and electronic cigarette products in the U.S. will drive growth for the company.

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Boeing posts quarterly loss as labor and supply strains overshadow increase in jet demand

Boeing’s orders and deliveries rose last year as travel rebounded.

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Latest Microsoft results show the tech giant is still a buy despite near-term pressures, analysts say

Analysts expect that the tech giant is well positioned to navigate continued macro pressures.

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How Tesla’s price cuts could spur an EV pricing war

Tesla’s price cuts make the vehicles more affordable and likely eligible for federal EV tax credits but tank the resale values of cars for current owners.

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Inflation is cooling, but prices on many items are going to stay high for months

As costs fall, some companies are still locked into long-term contracts or are boosting profits rather than lowering prices.

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Rep. George Santos now says campaign loan didn’t come from his personal funds

The embattled New York Republican, whose campaign finances are being investigated by authorities, amended his filings Tuesday.

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Microsoft’s forecast suggests gloomy tech environment will continue

Microsoft’s business weakened in December. Now it expects those patterns to continue to play out through March, including in its critical Azure cloud.

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