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Day 48

Writer: Jeanne d'ArcJeanne d'Arc

Updated: 3 days ago


Hitler

March 18, 1933


No recorded history for Hitler on this day.



On this day, March 8th

1775 An anonymous writer, thought by some to be Thomas Paine, publishes "African Slavery

in America", the first article in the American colonies calling for the emancipation of slaves and the abolition of slavery. WIKI

1782 Gnadenhutten massacre: Ninety-six Native Americans in Gnadenhutten, Ohio, who had

converted to Christianity, are killed by Pennsylvania militiamen in retaliation for raids carried out by other Indian tribes. WIKI

1817 The New York Stock Exchange was formally created; it became one of the world's

largest marketplaces for securities and other exchange-traded investments. Britannica

1917 International Women's Day protests in Petrograd mark the beginning of the February

Revolution (February 23 in the Julian calendar). WIKI

1917 The United States Senate votes to limit filibusters by adopting the cloture rule. WIKI

1917 protests against food rationing broke out in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg), triggering

eight days of rioting that resulted in the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II and the end of the Russian monarchy. APNews

1937 Spanish Civil War: The Battle of Guadalajara begins. WIKI

1942 World War II: The Dutch East Indies surrender Java to the Imperial Japanese Army. WIKI

1942 World War II: Imperial Japanese Army forces captured Rangoon, Burma from British.

1948 the Supreme Court, in McCollum v. Board of Education, struck down religious education

classes during school hours in Champaign, Illinois, public schools, saying the program violated separation of church and state. APNews

1965 First U.S. combat troops arrive in Vietnam. APNews

1983 Cold War: While addressing a convention of Evangelicals, U.S. President Ronald

Reagan labels the Soviet Union an "evil empire". WIKI

2008 President George W. Bush vetoed a bill that would have banned the CIA from using

simulated drowning and other coercive interrogation methods to gain information from suspected terrorists. APNews

2018 The first Aurat March (social/political demonstration) was held being International

Women's Day in Karachi, Pakistan, since then annually held across Pakistan and feminist slogan Mera Jism Meri Marzi (My body, my choice), in demand for women's right to bodily autonomy and against gender-based violence came into vogue in Pakistan. WIKI

2021 International Women's Day marches in Mexico become violent with 62 police officers

and 19 civilians injured in Mexico City alone. WIKI

2021 Twenty-eight political institutions in Myanmar establish the National Unity Consultative

Council, a historic alliance of ethnic armed organizations and democratically elected leaders in response to the 2021 Myanmar coup d'état. WIKI

Trump

March 8, 2025


On his 48th day in office Donald Trump...

  • went GOLFING

    • Trump Golf Weekends’ Cost To Taxpayers Hits $18.2 million. HuffPost

  • Appoints new US ambassador to Lebanon. AlJazeera

  • Says tariffs will add excitement to 2026 World Cup. PoliticoEU

  • Withdraws US from UN climate damage fund. PoliticoEU

  • Says ‘we’re doing very well with Russia,’ hours after threatening sanctions. PoliticoEU

  • Strikes dark tone as he seeks to restart Iran nuclear talks. PoliticoEU

  • Orders denial of student loan relief for nonprofit workers engaged in ‘improper’ activity. PBSNewsHour

Added 3/9/25

  • Announces ambassador nominees for Kuwait, Morocco, Lebanon. AnadoluAjansı

 

Additional News​

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  • Trump's orders targeting law firms raise constitutional concerns, experts say. Reuters

  • Trump’s plan to stockpile crypto complicates industry’s policy push. PoliticoEU

  • The Two Trumps on Taxes. WSJ

  • DOGE's effort to slash government is now coming for buildings and people who run them. NPRNews

  • Palmer Luckey, Donald Trump’s Original Tech Bro, Gets His Moment. Once an outcast, the Anduril founder’s vision for modernizing the government seems possible. WSJ

  • Unions ask court to stop DOGE from accessing Social Security data of millions of Americans. APNews

  • Afghan women who fled Taliban to study abroad face return after USAID freeze. BBCNews

  • US judge holds China liable for COVID-19 response, allegedly hoarding medical supplies. AnadoluAjansı

  • Meet Amy Gleason, the DOGE administrator who may — or may not — be wielding extraordinary power. APNews

  • Trump Treasury secretary says economy slowdown just ‘detox’ as government spending switches to private sector. IndependentUK

  • Democrats Are Busy Fighting Over What to Fight Over. WSJ

  • Republican Infighting Stalls Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Tax Bill. WSJ

  • House Republicans unveil unveiled a 99-page spending bill that would keep federal agencies funded through Sept. 30 and avoid shutdown and they’re daring Democrats to oppose it. APNews

  • House GOP campaign chairman says voters will ‘reward us’ for the Trump-Musk DOGE cuts. APNews

  • Trump is forcing a generational shift in GOP foreign policy. Here’s how Republicans are responding. APNews

  • States sue Trump administration over mass firings of federal employees. NPRNews

  • US rights group slams Columbia funding cuts as ‘unconstitutional’ AlJazeera

  • Columbia University suspends 4 students over pro-Palestine protest. AlJazeera

  • Columbia University promises to address Trump administration's concerns after $400 million in funding pulled. Reuters

  • Earle-Sears has faced tough races before. Her campaign for Virginia governor is no different. APNews

  • One police officer killed and another seriously wounded in shoot-out with 14-year-old. IndependentUK

  • Transgender women moved to male prisons despite rulings against Trump order. IndependentUK

  • Dairy farmers in Wisconsin see federal funding unfrozen as others are left waiting. NPRNews

  • New York State Aide’s Help Was Worth More Than $15 Million to China. Unsealed allegations detail Linda Sun’s ‘pay-to-play scheme,’ with lobster earnings funneled through wine shop and family members. WSJ

  • Fed Chair Powell says interest rates on hold amid broad economic uncertainty. PBSNewsHour WSJ

  • Have You Received Student-Loan Forgiveness? Plan Now to Avoid a Tax Bomb. WSJ

  • Tariffs Inflict Pain on Home Builders When They Can Least Afford It. WSJ

  • How Overlooked European Defense Stocks Became a Hedge-Fund Home Run. WSJ

  • A Government Shutdown Could Create Short-Term Volatility. But It’s Mostly Noise. Barrons

  • Tough to Digest? McDonald’s and Yum! Brands Are at Record Highs Despite Consumer Concerns. Barrons

  • CDC planning large study on vaccines and autism. NewsAU  Reuters

  • CDC expects more cases: US health authority tightens travel advice due to measles outbreak. DerSpiegel

  • Doctors push back as parents resist vaccines in Texas measles outbreak. Reuters

  • Five years on, the economic impact of COVID-19 lingers. Reuters

  • CVS’s New Mini Stores Go All In on Medicine and Skip Everything Else. WSJ

  • Breakthrough after skeleton of ancient Neanderthal-and-human child found. IndependentUK

  • It’s men who caused the climate crisis – but it’s women who will suffer the most. IndependentUK

  • Women and Power in the Stone Age: The Legend of the Peaceful Matriarchy. DerSpiegel

  • She voted for Trump - He fired her. Reuters

Added 3/9/25

  • ‘The cruelty is the point’: For Trump administration, Fridays are a good day to fire people. BostonGlobe

  • The America-Sized Hole in Ukraine’s War Effort. WSJ

  • A Presidency of Upheaval Emboldens Trump. WSJ

  • Administration ends Iraq's waiver to buy Iranian electricity. Reuters

  • Administration asks India to ditch Russian defense imports. AnadoluAjansı

  • Schools brace for immigration arrests after Trump administration changes ICE policy. PBSNewsHour

  • ‘You can’t pin him down’: Trump’s contradictions are his ultimate cover. BostonGlobe

  • Homeland Security performing lie detector tests on staff over immigration raid ‘leaks’. IndependentUK

  • Republicans unveil extension to avert government shutdown. BostonGlobe

  • FEMA cancels classes at national fire training academy amid federal funding cut. APNews

  • Global clean energy firm lays off 73 offshore wind employees based in Mass. BostonGlobe

  • ‘The damage has already been done’: New England’s craft beer industry is taking a hit amid Trump’s tariff uncertainty. BostonGlobe

  • As Kentucky makes urban camping a crime, 'homeless court' seeks to avoid punishment. Reuters

  • Facing competition from Big Tech, states dangle incentives and loosen laws to attract power plants. APNews

  • South Dakota law raises questions about future of massive Midwest pipeline. APNews

  • In the ashes of Altadena, rebuilding is not an easy decision. BostonGlobe

  • An Intel deal now seems less likely. These clues may hold the key to its future. MarketWatch

 

World News​​​

  • How much do women earn compared to men across Europe? EuroNews

  • Where in Europe are women most willing to start their own business? EuroNews

  • World 'more gender equal than ever', but progress is reversible, warns UN Women regional chief. EuroNews

  • Pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood are still deadly in much of the world. Here’s why. EuroNews

  • How have Europe's far-right reacted to Trump's Ukraine policy and treatment of Zelensky? EuroNews

  • ‘Climate change is sexist’: We need more women leading the crisis response, experts say. EuroNews

  • World’s cartoonists on this week’s events. PoliticoEU

  • UN denounces Israel’s ‘alarming disregard for Palestinian lives’ in West Bank. AlJazeera

  • UN rights office accuses Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza. AlJazeera

  • EU foreign ministers back Gaza reconstruction plan. PoliticoEU

  • European leaders back 'realistic' Arab plan for Gaza. The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Italy and Britain welcomed the plan, which calls for Gaza to be rebuilt over five years. BBCNews Reuters

  • US-Israel Gaza proposal ‘neither moral, human, or Jewish’. AlJazeera

  • Arab plan for Gaza neglects to outline gas development in Mediterranean. AlJazeera

  • What is the Arab plan for Gaza’s future after Israel’s war? AlJazeera

  • EU sends more troops to Bosnia as Russia defends Serb leader. PoliticoEU

  • Europe scrambles to aid Ukraine after US intelligence cutoff. PoliticoEU

  • ‘Not the end of the world if US quits Nato,’ says former defence secretary. IndependentUK

  • NATO Hunts for Sea-Cable Saboteurs but Can’t Find Proof. WSJ

  • Trump has a new European leader coming to his doorstep. PoliticoEU

  • Twelve injured in shooting at Toronto pub. BBCNews

  • Britain's former top banker eyes Trudeau's job. Mark Carney is now running for the Liberal Party leadership in Canada. What does his time in London tell us? BBCNews

  • Why Canada is jailing more Indigenous people despite Trudeau's promises. Reuters

  • Hudson’s Bay, Canada’s Oldest Retail Chain, Nears Bankrupt. WSJ

  • Greenland candidate campaigns for better healthcare after beating cancer in Denmark. Reuters

  • China announces that it will implement 100% tariffs on several Canadian agricultural exports including rapeseed and peas and 25% tariffs on pork and aqua-cultural products will be implemented on March 20, in retaliation against earlier tariffs instituted by on Chinese electric vehicles and metal exports. (AP)

  • Pro-Palestinian protester climbs onto the UK parliament's tower. EuroNews AlJazeera

  • UK bans meat, dairy imports from Hungary, Slovakia after foot-and-mouth case. PoliticoEU

  • UK says Australia ‘considering’ joining group to protect Ukraine peace. NewsAU

  • Trump's Scottish golf resort vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti. Reuters IndependentUK AlJazeera

  • France begins withdrawal process from Senegal by handing over two military bases as it begins its withdrawal process from the West African country. EuroNews

  • Italy approves draft law outlawing violence against women. PoliticoEU

  • CO₂ emissions trading from 2027: refueling and heating could become drastically more expensive. DerSpiegel

  • Germany's Merz and SPD clear first hurdle to forming coalition. Reuters

  • Breakthrough in exploratory talks: What the Union and SPD have agreed on. DerSpiegel

  • Germany after the election: CDU economic wing and SPD left praise exploratory paper. DerSpiegel

  • Historic three-party alliance: Austria's new compromise government. DerSpiegel

  • Thousands of Slovaks protest against populist PM Robert Fico and his pro-Russian policies. EuroNews

  • Finland wants to build a bridge across the Baltic Sea to Sweden for better connections to Europe. EuroNews

  • Pro-Palestinian protesters march in Stockholm. AlJazeera

  • Muslim nations condemn Israel’s ‘war crimes and acts of genocide’. AlJazeera

  • Unexploded bombs driving US-Israeli push to seize Gaza. AlJazeera

  • ‘LSD, MDMA’: Party drugs may have helped survivors of October 7 attack, study claims. NewsAU

  • ‘Hell Plan’ – Israel’s scheme for Gaza. AlJazeera

  • Israel Draws Up New War Plans to Pressure Hamas. WSJ

  • Israeli legislator says Netanyahu government ‘abandoning’ captives. AlJazeera

  • Israeli drones fire on Gaza City. AlJazeera

  • Israeli army continues raids in occupied West Bank. AlJazeera

  • Israeli forces shoot Palestinian man in occupied West Bank raid. AlJazeera

  • ‘Intensive’ Israeli gunfire continues near Rafah. AlJazeera

  • Israeli drone attack kills two Palestinians in Rafah. AlJazeera

  • Six Palestinians injured in Israeli drone attacks in Gaza. AlJazeera

  • Settlers storm Palestinian village, Israeli forces arrest three. AlJazeera

  • Israeli tanks open fire near Rafah crossing. AlJazeera

  • Israeli forces break into a house in Nur Shams. AlJazeeraVideo

  • Israeli settlers accused of killing stolen livestock. AlJazeera

  • Israeli forces storm, set fire to historic West Bank mosque in Nablus. AlJazeeraVideo

  • Israeli forces raid homes of released Palestinian prisoners in Hebron. AlJazeera

  • Protesters gathering across Israel to demand release of captives. AlJazeera

  • Fire breaks out in Gaza warehouses containing food supplies. AlJazeera

  • Hamas welcomes OIC gathering in Jeddah. AlJazeera

  • Senior Hamas officials in Cairo for phase two truce talks. AlJazeera

  • Hamas sees ‘positive indicators’ over Gaza truce talks. AlJazeera

  • Number of Gaza dead reaches 48,453. AlJazeera

  • People in Gaza ‘need immediate and massive scale-up’ of aid. AlJazeera

  • Children in Gaza need aid urgently: UNICEF. AlJazeera

  • Yemenis rally in support of Houthi ultimatum to Israel. AlJazeera

  • Israel strikes towns in southern Lebanon during biggest assault since ceasefire. AlJazeera

  • One killed in Israeli strike on southern Lebanon. AlJazeera

  • Lebanon yet to secure funds to rebuild after Israel’s war. AlJazeera

  • Who is Michel Issa, Trump’s new ambassador to Lebanon? AlJazeera

  • Iran dismisses prospects of nuclear negotiations, denies receiving letter from Trump. EuroNews

  • Over 600 killed in Syria as security forces battle pro-Assad fighters. EuroNews  PBSNewsHour

  • The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that groups attributed to the Syrian Ministry of Defense have killed at least 428 Alawite civilians across five massacres in western Syria. SOHR APNews Reuters

  • Qatar emphasizes importance of reaching agreement between US, Iran. AnadoluAjansı

  • Russian offensive under way against Ukrainian forces in Kursk region. Reuters

  • Russian ballistic missile strikes on Dobropillia, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, casualty numbers increase.EuroNews PoliticoEU BBCNews Reuters

  • Russian Shahed drone strike on a business park in Bohodukhiv, Kharkiv Oblast, kills three people and wounds seven others. Ukrinform

  • Russia's biggest oil refinery damaged in Ukraine’s overnight attack. AnadoluAjansı

  • Russia slams EU’s military strategy as 'dangerous geopolitical games’. AnadoluAjansı

  • Israeli tourist and local woman gang-raped in India, police say. Reuters

  • Myanmar's military government says it will hold elections in next year. BBCNews

  • South Korea's President Yoon free, trials continue after court quashes detention. Reuters

  • Japanese people believe diplomacy with US should be prioritized. AnadoluAjansı

  • Earth’s Oldest Impact Crater Discovered in Australia. PoliticoEU

  • 'Worst is yet to come' as ex-cyclone nears Australia. BBCNews

  • All eyes on Cairo as negotiations continue. AlJazeera

  • Egypt seeks EU backing for Gaza reconstruction plan. AlJazeera

  • What’s in Egypt’s $53bn plan to rebuild Gaza? AlJazeera

  • Dozens of people are killed, including a senior police commander, as heavy fighting breaks out after Al-Shabaab fighters attacked the Police Force. Al-Shabaab claims to have taken over new areas of Al-Kawthar and Boos-Hareeri in Middle Shabelle region, Hirshabelle State, Somalia. IdilNews

  • Morero promises to speedily rectify service delivery issues. SABCNews

  • Argentina floods kill at least 10 in Bahia Blanca port city. Reuters

  • #IWD Rhea Barrett: From Youth Parliament to Neuroscience. StLuciaTimes

  • #IWD Breaking Ground: How Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa is Uprooting Barriers for Women in Agriculture. StLuciaTimes

  • Women in Leadership Inspire Students Ahead of International Women’s Day. StLuciaTimes

Added 3/9/25

  • UK premier updates world leaders about diplomatic efforts on Ukraine war AnadoluAjansı

  • Thousands of demonstrators protest Trump, Musk during Boston rally for International Women’s Day. BostonGlobe

  • A man with a Palestinian flag climbs London’s Big Ben tower and refuses to come down. BostonGlobe  AlJazeera

  • Man who climbed London's Big Ben with Palestinian flag tower arrested. Reuters  AlJazeera

  • Maxar confirms US block on satellite images used to help Ukraine drone pilots in war against Russia. AnadoluAjansı

  • Russian strikes on Ukraine kill more than 20 as Polish president warns against appeasement. BostonGlobe

  • People march in cities around the world to mark International Women's Day. EuroNews  AlJazeera

  • Hundreds of thousands of protesters commemorate International Women's Day. EuroNews

  • EU sends more troops to Bosnia as Russia defends Serb leader. PoliticoEU

  • Trump's threats have brought Canada's Liberals back from the dead. BBCNews

  • Preliminary talks conclude on new coalition government for Germany. EuroNews

  • Israel will send a delegation to Qatar to try to ‘advance’ ceasefire negotiations. BostonGlobe

  • Israeli forces killed 24 Palestinian female journalists during war on Gaza: Government spokesperson. AnadoluAjansı

  • 2,000 Palestinian women left disabled by Israeli genocidal war. AnadoluAjansı

  • More than 1,000 killed as Syrian security forces clash with Assad loyalists in Alawite regions. EuroNews  BostonGlobe

  • Turkish foreign minister to attend regional security meeting in Jordan. AnadoluAjansı

  • Turkish foreign minister meets with Iranian, Uzbek counterparts on margins of OIC meeting in Saudi Arabia. AnadoluAjansı

  • Iran will not negotiate under US 'bullying', Supreme Leader says. Reuters

  • UN pleas for urgent funding to Rohingya in Bangladesh to avert halving rations AnadoluAjansı

  • World Food Program says it requires $15M for April; $81M until end of 2025 to sustain full rations, Lebanon needs $11B for recovery, reconstruction: World Bank AnadoluAjansı

  • The historical reality of land ownership in South Africa amid Trump’s criticisms. PBSNewsHour

  • West Australia's centre-left Labor party re-elected at state poll. Reuters

 
 
 

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