UConn’s Braylon Mullins Hits Buzzer-Beater to Stun Duke: The Shot That Will Define March Madness 2026 [MUST SEE VIDEO]

Uconn Buzzer Beater FINAL FOUR

UConn freshman Braylon Mullins stole the ball, sprinted to the logo, and buried a 35-foot three-pointer with 0.4 seconds left to complete a 19-point comeback and end Duke’s season 73-72 in the Elite Eight. It was revenge 36 years in the making, and it sent the Huskies to their third Final Four in four years.

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Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Case: What Trump v. Barbara Could Mean for Every American Born on U.S. Soil

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP ARGUMENTS THIS WEEK IN POTENTIAL LANDMARK CASE

The Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday in Trump v. Barbara, the administration’s challenge to birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. Every lower court has struck down Trump’s executive order. But the stakes of even a partial ruling for the government could create what legal scholars are calling constitutional chaos for proving who is and isn’t an American.

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Trump Threatens to Destroy Iran’s Civilian Infrastructure as Spain Closes Airspace to U.S. Military and the Western Alliance Cracks

IRAN WAR ENTERS SECOND MONTH AS TRUMP THREATENS CIVILIAN INFRASTRUCTURE AND ALLIES BEGIN TO FRACTURE

One month into the U.S. war in Iran, the cracks aren’t in Tehran. They’re in the Western alliance. Spain has closed its airspace to American military flights, Trump is threatening to destroy civilian water and energy systems, and at CPAC, his own base is quietly fracturing over a conflict nobody voted for.

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No Kings Protests 2026: 8 Million March in Largest U.S. Protest in History, and the Real Question Is What Comes Next

Eight million people. All 50 states. More than 3,300 organized events from Anchorage to Key West. Saturday's No Kings protests didn't just break the record for the largest single-day demonstration in American history.

More than 8 million Americans turned out for the third No Kings protest on Saturday, making it the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history. Bruce Springsteen performed in St. Paul, Bernie Sanders spoke, and 3,300 events spanned all 50 states. But the movement still lacks the one thing that turns protests into political power: a unified demand.

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New COVID Variant ‘Cicada’ Is Spreading Across 25 States: Symptoms And What You Need To Know

New COVID Variant 'Cicada' Is Spreading Across 25 States:

The highly mutated BA.3.2 COVID variant, nicknamed Cicada, has been detected in at least 25 U.S. states and 23 countries. Here is what health experts say about its symptoms, how well current vaccines hold up, and whether this strain could fuel a summer surge.

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Senate Ends 42-Day DHS Shutdown in Dramatic 2 A.M. Vote, But the Real Fight Over ICE Is Just Beginning

Senate Ends 42-Day DHS Shutdown in Dramatic 2 A.M. Vote, But the Real Fight Over ICE Is Just Beginning

The Senate voted unanimously at 2:20 a.m. Friday to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security after a 42-day shutdown that left TSA officers unpaid and created airport chaos nationwide. But ICE and Border Patrol funding was deliberately left out.

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DHS Shutdown Day 40: TSA Lines Hit Record 4 Hours as 450 Officers Quit and ICE Takes Over Airport Security

TSA Government Shutdown Crisis ICE Agents Deployed to 14 Airports as Security Lines Hit Six Hours

The DHS shutdown hit its 40th day with no end in sight, record-breaking airport lines, nearly 500 TSA officers who have already quit, and immigration enforcement agents now staffing security checkpoints. Spring break just got a lot more complicated.

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