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A huge 7.7 magnitude earthquake has hit central Myanmar, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

The epicenter was 16km north-west of the city of Sagaing. the earthquake sent strong tremors that were felt as far as south-west China and Thailand.

At least 81 construction workers are missing after a building that they were working on collapsed.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c07z7kg5784o

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A woman is treated outside a hospital in Naypyidaw, Myanmar

A huge 7.7 magnitude earthquake has hit central Myanmar, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

The epicentre was 16km (10 miles) north-west of the city of Sagaing, at a depth of 10km, sending strong tremors that were felt as far as south-west China and Thailand.

At least 81 construction workers are missing after an unfinished high-rise building collapsed hundreds of miles away in Bangkok, according to Thailand's deputy prime minister.

A rescuer in Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, told the BBC the damage is "enormous", and the number of casualties is "at least in the hundreds".

There have been reports of roads buckling in the capital of Naypyidaw, and the country's military government has declared a state of emergency in six regions.

The earthquake struck near Mandalay, which has a population of about 1.5 million people.

A second quake struck 12 minutes after the first, according to the USGS, with a magnitude of 6.4 and its epicentre was 18km (11.1 miles) south of Sagaing.

Soe Lwin, in Myanmar's largest city, Yangon, said he felt the first earthquake for a "long time" and added that residents are worried about the potential for more aftershocks.

Bui Thu, a BBC journalist who lives in Bangkok, told the BBC World Service's Newsday programme that she was at home cooking when the initial quake happened.

"I was very nervous, I was very panicked," she said.

"Buildings in Bangkok are not engineered for earthquakes, so I think that's why I think there's going to be big damage."

Myanmar has been in political turmoil since a military junta seized power in a 2021 coup.

The state controls almost all local radio, television, print and online media, and Internet use is restricted in the country, which often makes access to information difficult.

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State of emergency declared in Myanmar after huge earthquake

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The quake hit central Myanmar with strong tremors felt as far as south-west China and Thailand.

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JD Vance is leaving the US for Greenland, leaving our global security out in the open.

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JD Vance is leaving the US for Greenland, leaving our global security out in the open.

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JV Vance is moving to Greenland with his wife, leaving our global security at risk. With JD Vance moving, not only is our security at risk, but Europe is MAD, with the Danish prime minister saying that JD Vance moving is "unacceptable pressure", and it's putting America's reliability under doubt. and all of this is happening because JD Vance states that he didn't want his wife (that was moving to Greenland in the first place) to “have all that fun by herself”. JD Vance, our vice president, is leaving us for some fun. Ladies and gentlemen, we are officially COOKED for 2025.

https://apnews.com/article/vance-greenland-trump-e5d53819bfeb622c9e56d5fc2bcdb889

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Many immigrants, especially from Venezuela, are thinking about leaving the U.S. because they are scared of being deported. The government is telling them to “self-deport” or leave on their own. Some, like Cristian and Jesús in Denver, have worked hard but would instead leave than be sent back by force. Denver has welcomed many immigrants, but newer arrivals feel unsafe. Families who have been here longer stay, but others leave in cities like Chicago and Springfield, Ohio.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/briefing/the-self-deporters.html?searchResultPosition=1

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There are wildfires everywhere in the U.S. They started happening in La since January, and it's spreading to other states. Since January 1st there has been 11,912 wildfires. This is above the 10-year average of 7,157 wildfires and below the 10-year average acreage of 541,795. Fifty large uncontained fires are burning in 16 states, 23 are burning in Oklahoma. And fifteen new large wildfires were reported on march 20th, 2025.

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Wildfires in South Korea have resulted in deaths, turned an ancient Buddhist temple into ashes and forced the evacuation of residents of a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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South Korea's largest wildfires on record blazed through the country’s southeast for a seventh day, with firefighters, soldiers and heritage workers racing to evacuate people and save ancient treasures from the encroaching flames. 37,000 people had no choice but to evacuate their homes as the fire led 27 people dead. 88,000 acres of land, the biggest on record in South Korea, according to the Interior Ministry. The largest blaze in Euiseong County was only about halfway contained on Thursday. Rescue crews were also focusing on saving as many relics and heritage buildings as possible after two 1,000-year-old Buddhist temples burned to the ground. Around two dozen buildings, trees, statues and other things with national heritage status have been lost to the flames so far.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/27/world/asia/south-korea-wildfires-heritage.html

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There has been a lot of tension during the first major sporting events held in the U.S. ever since Trump was elected for president. 

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Trump is reshaping the world. Will it put a spin on figure skating's top competition?

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Trump is reshaping the world. Will it put a spin on figure skating's top competition?

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President Trump's trade threats create international tension, the world figure skating championships in Boston demonstrate that international cooperation and competition continue even amidst significant political conflict. This highlights the complex relationship between global politics and everyday life, showing how sporting events can provide a platform for collaboration despite political disagreements, a stark contrast to the heightened tension observed in other major US sporting events since Trump's election.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2025/03/28/world-figure-skating-championships-trump-foreign-policy/82658641007/

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Trump signs order to begin dismantling of US education department

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Trump signs order to begin dismantling of US education department

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Donald Trump has signed an executive order that starts the process of eliminating the federal Department of Education (DoE). He believes this is the right thing to do and wants the department to be shut down as soon as possible. However, most experts say that completely getting rid of the department would require approval from Congress. The DoE is responsible for managing federal student loans for college students and providing support for low-income and disabled students. In the U.S., schools mainly get their funding from state governments, and only about 13% of the money for primary and secondary schools comes from the federal government. The White House claims that dismantling the department will help improve student test scores and save money, but critics, including many Democrats, argue that this move would hurt the most vulnerable students.

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March 28, 2025 a massive earthquake occurred in Myanmar Thailand which caused a lot of individuals to lose their lives. It struck across the border in China about 200 miles east of the current quake in 1988 and killed 730 people. This earthquake triggered a collapse of buildings across the region which would cause long term issues and expense. Dozens of people went missing after a skyscraper under construction collapsed. This skyscraper was was hundreds miles away in Bangkok, in neighboring Thailand.

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3 teenage girl tried to kill their mother because she turned off the  Wi-Fi.

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3 teenage girl tried to kill their mother because she turned off the  Wi-Fi.

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On March 25 in Houston, Texas 3 teenage girl ages 14, 15, and 16 plotted to kill their mother because she turned off the Wi-Fi. Allegedly they chased the mother with kitchen knives and struck her with a brick. In attempt to protect the mother the grandmother was knocked out. The teens were later on charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

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Removal of immigrant college students walking around campuses. 

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Removal of immigrant college students walking around campuses. 

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On March 27, 2025, it was stated that around 300 college students were removed and put into detention centers for simply walking around their campus. The main goal that Trump had claimed to do with immigrants was to remove CRIMINAL immigrants, and he is ultimately going off track. Any immigrant that is walking around or even walking around their school will get trapped. This country is supposed to be about our great education and justice, but we are getting none of that and we are being neglected in education simply, which would greatly help the country out more but because Trump just doesn't want immigrants in his country Knowing that innocent immigrants is what truly makes this country a better place.

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New Space Exploration Breakthrough: NASA's Artemis I Successfully Orbits the Moon

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New Space Exploration Breakthrough: NASA's Artemis I Successfully Orbits the Moon

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NASA has just achieved a significant milestone with the successful orbit of the Moon by its Artemis I mission. The uncrewed spacecraft, launched to pave the way for future lunar missions, has completed a crucial step towards returning humans to the Moon. This mission marks a new chapter in space exploration, offering valuable insights for the upcoming Artemis II mission, which will carry astronauts. The spacecraft’s journey, including its flyby of the Moon, promises to enhance our understanding of the lunar surface and deepen humanity’s reach into space.

The success of Artemis I lays the foundation for future sustainable lunar exploration and could be pivotal for missions to Mars in the next decade.

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Republicans Resorting to Personal Appeals

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Republicans Resorting to Personal Appeals

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Republicans who control Congress have made little official effort to challenge or scrutinize the actions of President Trump and Elon Musk as they move forward with a swift and aggressive bid to slash government. It comes to cuts that affect their districts and states, some have stepped up their attempts to push back privately, even as they publicly cheer the broader drive to overhaul what they call a “bloated” bureaucracy.The trend underscores a distinct shift in how Congress is operating in Mr. Trump’s second term. Because Republican lawmakers have largely. They are instead relying on individual relationships to insulate themselves and their constituents from the adverse impact of his actions.

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Marco Rubio says US revoked at least 300 foreign students' visas

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Marco Rubio says US revoked at least 300 foreign students' visas

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In the beginning we learn about how Trump has revoked students' visas due to protest. Students have protested for Palestine, and this has made Trump take action towards these protesters by revoking their visa. This has shown Trump has taken his immigration and foreign situation seriously. A student, Rumeysa Ozturk, was taken by officials wearing black. This moment went viral, and many spoke against Rubio, claiming for the reasons of the students taking. This has led to Rubio speaking on the fact that these Visas are only good for studying, but these foreign students haven’t come to study but to terrorized and do no good for the great of America. Trump has taken 400 million dollars from Columbia university funding over the fact that they weren’t able to combat student antiestism. This has made other universities get the fact that Trump has taken these protests of pro palestine to another level, and isn’t joking around. And if not secured or ready for these protesters it can lead to a fall in universities. Students in Colombia and Ms. Ozturk have gotten their visas removed and have been in talks with immigration. Trump has targeted students with legal status and has been trying to take these students to show dominance and try to stop these protests. These actions of Trump have led to mixed opinions in the country. These students have felt that what Trump and Rubio have done has violated their rights and beliefs. But Rubio thinks otherwise, saying these visas were given, and if participation in these social activist acts, it can lead to revocation in visas.

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Marco Rubio says US revoked at least 300 foreign students’ visas

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The government has arrested international students who participated in pro-Palestinian protests on campuses. Rubio called them ‘lunatics’.

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A rare magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit central Myanmar on 3-28-2025. The already war ridden country has suffered more destruction, with many injured and assumed dead. Mandalay, a city in Myanmar, one of Asia's poorest countries, was hit with the brunt of the earthquake, causing multiple buildings to collapse.

The Earthquake was so powerful the tremors could be sensed far Thailand and China, far to the south-west of Myanmar. The former capital of Myanmar, Mandalay, is home to about 1.5 million people. The tremors from the earthquakes traveled far, one of the tremors was recorded to be magnitude 6.4.

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A rare magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit central Myanmar on 3-28-2025. The already war ridden country has suffered more destruction, with many injured and assumed dead. Mandalay, a city in Myanmar, one of Asia's poorest countries, was hit with the brunt of the earthquake, causing multiple buildings to collapse.

The Earthquake was so powerful the tremors could be sensed far Thailand and China, far to the south-west of Myanmar. The former capital of Myanmar, Mandalay, is home to about 1.5 million people. The tremors from the earthquakes traveled far, one of the tremors was recorded to be magnitude 6.4.

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“Teens Debate Whether It’s OK for Parents to Lie to Their Children”

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“Teens Debate Whether It’s OK for Parents to Lie to Their Children”

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The New York Times article "Teens Debate Whether It's OK for Parents to Lie to Their Children" shares different opinions from teenagers about whether parents should lie. Some teens think small lies are okay if they protect children or keep them safe. Others believe parents should always be honest because lying can break trust. The article shows that this is a complicated issue with many different viewpoints.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/27/learning/teens-debate-whether-its-ok-for-parents-to-lie-to-their-children.html

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Scientists discover the rise of climate change.

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'We're in a New Era': How Climate Change is Super changing Disasters

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'We're in a New Era': How Climate Change is Super changing Disasters

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Recently, Los Angeles had a fire that made scientists worried. Scientists believe that Southern California should never have fires, or any natural disasters whatsoever. Scientists spent more time researching the causes, and found only one reasonable cause for the explanation behind the Los Angeles fire and why it even happened. They found out that climate change is rapidly rising, meaning that the weather would start to drastically shift. Scientists also say that in Europe, about 47,000 people died because of something relating to heat strokes. Climate change has a big effect on us because it could lead to many people at risk. Now since summers around the corner we have to be careful not to go out often, and bring water with you everywhere you go. We do have to be mindful about what we put in the air, and what we do because if we don't we might make the situation even worse. Scientists recommend that we have to take action now, before it's too late.

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Rumeysa Ozturk a Turkish citizen and a Muslim was on her way to her friend to break her fast when she was Detained by agents from the Department of Homeland security.

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Federal Government Detains International Student At Tufts

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Federal Government Detains International Student At Tufts

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As of March 2024 Rumeysa Ozturk was walking down the street when she was surrounded by federal agents who were undercover wearing dark sweat shirts and black masks where they pulled off her book bag and handcuffed her. With Trump's administration bringing up the deportation efforts, tourists, foreign students, and legal immigrants are being treated to aggressive arrest tactics normally done for criminal suspects. The university was told that the student’s visa had been terminated, its president said in a late-night email to students and faculty members. While her supporters say that she was a co-author of an editorial in a student newspaper criticizing Tuft’s support for .

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/27/us/politics/tufts-ice-crackdown.html

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Trump increased tariffs on China to 125%

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Trump increased tariffs on China to 125%

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The US and China have recently started a trade war, where tariffs are constantly rising and consequences seem near. China had previously raised tariffs on the US to 84%, and in retaliation the US did so too. We can expect prices to go up, and a potentially escalating conflict between the two giants.https://apnews.com/article/china-response-us-tariffs-104-d40d497f6e07ee4163d88443cb75ab3f

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Family calls for release of woman legally in U.S. for 50 years and now detained by ICE

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Family calls for release of woman legally in U.S. for 50 years and now detained by ICE

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Cliona Ward is a 54-year-old woman from Ireland who has lived in the U.S. with a green card for 50 years. She was stopped by immigration officials at the Seattle airport on April 21, 2025, after returning from a trip. They detained her because of old drug charges from 2007 and 2008, even though those charges were cleared in California. Now she is being held in a detention center and her case is getting attention because people think it’s unfair to treat someone like this after living in the U.S. for so long.