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09.03.2025 โ€” Day Kursk Foothold Crumbled While Recession Shadows Gathered

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 09.03.2025.

It displays 147 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

09.03.2025 โ‡ข Day Kursk Foothold Crumbled While Recession Shadows Gathered
โŒจUkraine's military position in Russia's Kursk region deteriorated sharply as Trump's intelligence sharing suspension continued to impact battlefield outcomes. Multiple reports described increased Russian drone attacks amid the ongoing aid freeze.

Economic concerns mounted as Trump declined to rule out a recession while defending his tariff strategy, creating visible tension with his Commerce Secretary. Federal workforce reductions intensified with VA layoffs announced for June and health agencies offering $25,000 buyouts to 80,000 employees.

Homeland Security underwent transformation under Secretary Noem, who promised "broad and extensive" authority use including polygraph tests for department employees to identify leakers.

By evening, news shifted internationally with Mark Carney winning leadership of Canada's Liberal Party to replace Trudeau as Prime Minister, just as US-Canada relations strain under new tariff threats. Vice President Vance's confrontation with pro-Ukraine protesters generated controversy throughout the day.
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As the US president ratchets up economic pressure on the country, Beijing says its rise wonโ€™t be interrupted
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As the US president ratchets up economic pressure on the country, Beijing says its rise wonโ€™t be interrupted
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03:57โ‡ขVance Erupts at Ukraine Protesters as Shutdown Clock Ticks

โŒจThe newspapers report on Congressional efforts to avert a government shutdown with a stopgap funding bill expected for a Tuesday vote (CBS, NPR, Boston Globe, AP). International developments include escalating violence in Syria with hundreds of civilian casualties (ABC) and tensions with China responding to Trump's economic pressure (CNN). Vice President Vance sparked controversy after condemning pro-Ukraine protesters he encountered while with his child (Fox News, Daily Beast). Meanwhile, debates continue over government funding priorities, with reports on foreign aid cuts endangering disease prevention (NYTimes), potential Medicaid cuts threatening rural hospitals (Washington Post), and political controversy over a green appliance program allegedly linked to Stacey Abrams (Breitbart).
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11:06โ‡ขUkraine Foothold Collapses as White House Faces Resistance

โŒจThe newspapers report on Ukraine's deteriorating military position in Russia's Kursk region (CNN) amidst continued drone exchanges affecting Russian airports (ABC News). Vice President Vance has condemned pro-Ukraine protesters he encountered with his child (Fox News, Daily Beast). The Trump administration faces resistance from judges and foreign leaders (NBC News), while making policy changes limiting abortion clinic protections (NPR) and cutting veterans' healthcare services (NYTimes). Security issues made headlines with a Secret Service shooting of an armed man near the White House (Newsweek) and controversy over a slain Newark police officer (NY Post). In sports, the Celtics defeated the Lakers in a high-profile NBA matchup (Boston Globe).
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Donald Trump is using the idea of stopping โ€œwaste, fraud, and abuseโ€ as an excuse for drastic austerity. The rhetorical strategy has a long history in the US โ€” stretching back to Southern elitesโ€™ push to delegitimize Reconstruction as a cash grab.
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14:11โ‡ขArmed Man Shot Near White House As China Loses Billions

โŒจThe newspapers report on a security incident near the White House where Secret Service shot an armed man (USA Today, ABC News, Newsweek). Missouri won a $24 billion judgment against China in a coronavirus lawsuit (Breitbart). Reports highlight ongoing emotional trauma from Los Angeles fires (LA Times) and concerns about the Federal Aviation Administration facing budget cuts and Elon Musk's influence (The Atlantic). Tesla faces business troubles (MSNBC), while controversy continues around VP Vance's claims about being chased by protesters (Daily Beast). In sports, the Celtics defeated the Lakers in a high-profile matchup (Boston Globe). A University of Pittsburgh student has disappeared during a spring break trip to the Dominican Republic (NY Post).
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is deleting her text messages, thus defeating efforts by media organizations to obtain them as government communications subject to public records requests, according to theย Los Angeles Times.
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Donald Trump and his allies are claiming to restore โ€œfree speechโ€ in America even as they yank federal funding from Columbia University to punish student protesters. They were never serious about defending free speech.
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The vice president seems to have fashioned himself as the personification of Trumpโ€™s extreme social media posts
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The Arctic region is becoming a theater for competition between states over its resources and geopolitical advantages. This is having a deeply harmful impact on the indigenous peoples of the Arctic, whose way of life doesnโ€™t fit in with state borders.
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17:20โ‡ขNoem Flexes Muscular DHS While Trump Tariffs Divide

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's foreign policy approach, with new tariffs on Canada and Mexico drawing criticism but seen as a way to protect the US economy (ABC, Boston Globe). Homeland Security undergoes changes under Secretary Noem, who promises "broad and extensive" authority use including polygraph tests for employees (CBS). Critics question JD Vance's extreme positions (CNN) while Fox News raises concerns about Biden's cognitive state. Federal budget cuts impact multiple sectors, with health agencies offering $25,000 buyouts to most employees (AP, Washington Post) and veterans' services being reduced (NYTimes). School shooting patterns show concerning new radicalization trends (NPR), while indigenous Arctic populations face threats from resource competition (Jacobin).
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The Kony 2012 campaign pioneered a new form of online activism โ€” one that served empire more than the people it claimed to help.
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20:24โ‡ขRecession Fears Loom As Federal Cuts Deepen

โŒจThe newspapers report on Department of Homeland Security personnel shifts, with Boston's ICE head tapped to lead national operations (Boston Globe) and Secretary Noem promising "broad and extensive" authority usage including polygraph tests and prosecution of leakers (CBS). Multiple sources highlight mounting economic concerns, with Trump dismissing recession worries despite imposing additional tariffs (NPR, HuffPost, Newsweek). Federal workforce cuts continue, with VA layoffs starting as early as June (USA Today) and health agencies offering $25,000 employee buyouts (Mother Jones). International news includes worsening violence in post-Assad Syria (CNN) and diplomatic tensions between Secretary Rubio and Poland's foreign minister over Starlink support for Ukraine (OANN).
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23:53โ‡ขCarney Succeeds Trudeau As Canada Braces For U.S. Trade War

โŒจThe newspapers report on a leadership change in Canada, with Mark Carney winning the Liberal Party leadership race to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister (Breitbart, CNN, Epoch Times, Fox News, NYTimes, USA Today). Economic concerns continue as Trump declines to rule out a recession amid market reactions to his tariff policies, with disagreement between the president and his commerce secretary (Washington Post, Mother Jones). Internationally, Trump has paused Ukraine aid with unclear terms for its resumption (CBS), while Israeli officials reference Trump's alleged ethnic cleansing plan for Gaza (Common Dreams). Domestically, Southern California is experiencing increased seismic activity, with Malibu becoming an earthquake hotbed (LA Times).