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A school bus carrying children with special needs faced a frightening incident on Friday afternoon in the Bronx when it was caught in the crossfire of gunshots. The incident occurred around 2:20 p.m. near East 165th Street and Trinity Avenue in the Forest Houses neighborhood. Fortunately, no one was injured during this alarming event, but the circumstances were deeply unsettling. According to law enforcement officials, six shots were fired, with one bullet shattering a window of the bus and another striking the side of the vehicle. There were eight students on board, aged between 5 and 9 years old. The…

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In a thrilling game in Milwaukee, Sean Pedulla played a crucial role in leading Ole Miss to a significant victory over North Carolina, marking the Rebels’ first NCAA Tournament win in ten years. Despite watching a monumental 22-point lead shrink, Pedulla remained steadfast, hitting a vital three-pointer with just under a minute left on the clock, which solidified Ole Miss’s 71-64 triumph. Pedulla, who tallied 20 points, expressed his confidence in the moment. “I shot it with confidence, and the rest was in God’s hands,” he said. Ole Miss, now boasting a record of 23-11, is keen on advancing to…

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Trump Takes Bold Steps to Reform Student Loan Management In a significant move, President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the Small Business Administration (SBA) will assume control of all federal student loans, shifting this responsibility from the U.S. Department of Education. This announcement was made during a press conference in the Oval Office, where Trump described the task ahead as complex but manageable. "We have a portfolio that is very large, lots of loans, tens of thousands of loans—pretty complicated deal," Trump said. He emphasized a swift transition out of the Department of Education, aiming to streamline an often-overlooked…

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Authorities in Mississippi have charged an 11-year-old boy for allegedly killing a small dog while it was on a leash in its owner’s yard. On March 17, police in Petal received calls about a person hitting a dog with a stick. When officers arrived, they found the dog deceased, still attached to its leash. Detective Daniel Klem from the Petal Police Department reported that officers reviewed a video taken by a concerned resident. The video reportedly showed the boy assaulting the dog, which helped investigators identify him. The suspect, said to be an 11-year-old who was visiting his grandmother, was…

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A federal judge recently expressed serious concerns during a hearing regarding the Trump administration’s deportation of Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador. This move came despite an earlier court ruling that explicitly blocked such actions. The dispute centers on whether the administration is adhering to the law, with implications that could escalate to the Supreme Court. During the hearing, U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg questioned Deputy Assistant Attorney General Drew Ensign about why the administration proceeded with deportations when a 14-day pause had been ordered. This temporary halt was meant to prevent the deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, which…

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Columbia University is making significant changes to its policies in response to the Trump administration’s demands, which could affect its federal funding. The university announced these adjustments on Friday, highlighting a new approach to protests and a review of its Middle Eastern studies program. In a letter from interim president, Katrina Armstrong, it was revealed that the university will appoint a senior vice provost to review its regional studies programs, starting with the Middle East. This move follows an ultimatum from the Trump administration, which criticized the university’s handling of protests related to Israel’s military actions in Gaza, labeling some…

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Will Smith delivered an emotional concert in Las Vegas on March 20, honoring his late friend and co-star, James Avery. Avery was well known for his role as Uncle Phil on the beloved show “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” During the concert at the House of Blues, Smith, 56, showcased heartfelt moments, including wiping away tears as he performed a cover of “Apache,” accompanied by memories of Avery displayed on screen. The concert featured a lineup of Smith’s greatest hits, such as “Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It,” “Men in Black,” “Miami,” and “Wild Wild West.” Notably, he also threw in a…

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Aaron Rodgers is still considering his future in football, and Pittsburgh could be a potential destination. The four-time NFL MVP recently had a meeting with the Steelers, as reported by a source familiar with the visit who chose to remain anonymous since the details weren’t officially disclosed. The Steelers currently have a gap to fill at the quarterback position. Last week, Justin Fields, who had helped lead Pittsburgh to a playoff appearance, signed with the Jets. Although Russell Wilson, another quarterback, is a free agent, he likely does not fit into the Steelers’ plans going forward. Just this week, Pittsburgh…

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In a thrilling matchup on Friday, the Colorado State Rams defeated the Memphis Tigers 78-70 in the first round of the NCAA tournament. This victory, though not completely unexpected based on the betting odds, marked a significant moment for the Rams, who managed to overcome a halftime deficit to secure the win. Entering the game as a slight favorite, Colorado State was given an edge due to Memphis playing without key players. Tyrese Hunter, the Tigers’ point guard and third-highest scorer, was sidelined with a foot injury, and his backup, Dante Harris, was also unavailable. This absence clearly impacted Memphis…

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Bill Maher, the well-known comedian and political commentator, is set to meet former President Donald Trump at the White House. In a recent conversation with fellow comedian Andrew Schulz, Maher shared that he accepted an invitation from Kid Rock, who is a strong supporter of Trump, to meet the former president. This unexpected rendezvous is planned to be featured on Maher’s “Club Random” podcast. During the discussion, Maher laughed about the sideways looks he might get from his liberal friends. He acknowledged that many on the left would disapprove of his decision to meet Trump, but he doesn’t let that…

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