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The House Oversight Committee has initiated a probe into widespread hospice fraud in California, alleging over $105 million in Medicare overbilling by ghost agencies in abandoned buildings. Governor Newsom defends his administration's moratorium and revocations, as federal officials and critics demand greater accountability.
Jack Schlossberg sarcastically outlined conditions for President Trump to win the Kennedy family's Profile in Courage Award, amid ongoing family tensions over Trump's renaming of the Kennedy Center. The remarks highlight divisions within the Kennedy clan, with RFK Jr. siding with the administration while others criticize its actions.
Prediction markets on Polymarket have seen a surge in bets favoring a U.S.-Iran ceasefire after President Trump described talks with Tehran as 'good and productive,' shifting from earlier threats. Iran's foreign ministry denied any discussions, amid suspicions of insider trading on the platform.
John Lithgow stars in the Broadway premiere of 'Giant,' a play exploring Roald Dahl's 1983 antisemitic controversy, earning praise for its nuanced examination of prejudice and personal tragedy. The production highlights Dahl's complex legacy amid timely debates on art and accountability.
Former President Bill Clinton met with California Governor Gavin Newsom for brunch in San Francisco on March 22, 2026, at Willie Brown's 92nd birthday celebration, amid renewed scrutiny over Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton denies any wrongdoing related to Epstein, while Newsom kept a low profile during the event as he builds his national political profile.
The escalating U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict is driving up fuel prices in British Columbia to around $2.14 per litre and threatening higher grocery costs, with experts predicting an extra $400-$600 annually for a family of four. Small businesses are absorbing rising expenses but may soon pass them on, prompting calls for faster domestic energy development.
Lindsey Hirtreiter, charged with inappropriately handling newborns in a Surrey NICU, was re-arrested last week for allegedly breaching bail conditions and remains in custody pending a hearing. The case, linked to her prior animal cruelty conviction, raises concerns about hospital security and bail enforcement in British Columbia.
A massive explosion at the Valero Port Arthur Refinery in Texas on Monday caused black smoke plumes and a shelter-in-place order, with no injuries reported but residents voicing concerns over air quality and evacuation. Officials attribute the blast possibly to a heating unit mishap, while the facility's role in producing 435,000 barrels of fuel daily highlights its economic importance amid safety worries.
Dayton James Webber, a quadruple amputee and professional cornhole player, faces first-degree murder charges after allegedly shooting Bradrick Michael Wells during an argument in Maryland. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to Webber's arrest in Virginia, while the cornhole league expressed condolences and deferred to the legal process.
U.S. federal judge Alvin Hellerstein, aged 92, is overseeing the drug trafficking trial of deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, raising concerns about his fitness for a potentially lengthy case. Despite his extensive experience in high-profile matters, experts highlight the challenges posed by his age as the proceedings loom.
Democratic strategist James Carville launched a profane attack on Bill Maher during a podcast, defending his criticism of President Trump as sane outrage amid accusations of 'Trump Derangement Syndrome.' The remarks, including references to Trump's response to Robert Mueller's death, drew a sharp rebuke from the White House and highlight tensions within liberal circles ahead of the 2026 midterms.
President Donald Trump cast a mail-in ballot for a Florida special election while publicly calling the method 'cheating,' highlighting ongoing tensions in his election rhetoric. The action echoes his 2020 voting and promotes stalled legislation like the SAVE America Act amid broader debates on voter fraud claims.
Missy Peregrym's character Maggie Bell was absent from the March 23 episode of CBS's FBI following her sister's shocking onscreen death, with her return set for March 30. Peregrym and co-star Juliana Aidén Martinez discussed the storyline's emotional impact and the team's supportive response in recent interviews.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rallied sharply on Monday following President Trump's report of productive talks with Iran, leading to a halt in strikes and boosting stocks while oil prices fell. Analysts predict Bitcoin could test $75,000 this month if key support levels hold, amid signs of aggressive whale accumulation.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz demanded transparency into unusual stock and oil trades that preceded President Trump's announcement of a pause in potential Iran strikes, sparking insider trading concerns. The event led to sharp market swings, with stocks rising and oil falling initially, amid calls for SEC investigation.
Azzi Fudd scored a career-high-tying 34 points to lead top-seeded UConn to a 98-45 rout of Syracuse, securing the Huskies' 32nd straight Sweet 16 berth and extending their win streak to 52 games. The dominant performance, highlighted by a 31-0 run, sets up a matchup against North Carolina as UConn eyes an undefeated season and another national title.
Turo launched a ChatGPT integration on Monday, allowing users to search and book peer-to-peer rental cars using natural language prompts for easier travel planning. The tool provides detailed listings, vehicle insights, and direct booking links, marking AI's growing role in the automotive sector.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un affirmed the irreversibility of his country's nuclear program and designated South Korea as its chief adversary in a speech to parliament, while unveiling a new five-year economic plan. The address, which included warnings of retaliation and praise for nuclear deterrence, was accompanied by budget approvals boosting defense spending and a message of support from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The University of Cincinnati is set to hire Utah State's Jerrod Calhoun as its new men's basketball coach, bringing the Ohio native back to his alma mater after a successful two-year stint with the Aggies. Calhoun's departure leaves Utah State with a substantial buyout and a legacy of back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances, continuing the program's pattern of coach turnover following tournament success.
The FCC has banned the sale of new foreign-made Wi-Fi routers due to national security concerns, affecting major brands like TP-Link and Netgear while exempting existing devices. The move, welcomed by Chair Brendan Carr, stems from fears of vulnerabilities in global supply chains and could reshape the U.S. consumer router market.
