AdvertisementThe settlement resolves a 2023 lawsuit in which Flynn sought at least $50 million and asserted that the criminal case against him amounted to a malicious prosecution. It also represents a stark turnabout in position for a Justice Department that during the Biden administration had pressed a judge to dismiss Flynn’s complaint. The Justice Department cast the settlement as an “important step in redressing” what it says was a “historic injustice” of the Russia investigation that shadowed Trump for much of his first term. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings, File) via Associated PressAdvertisement“This Department of Justice will continue to pursue accountability at all levels for this wrongdoing. In his lawsuit, Flynn maintains his innocence and says he was targeted by the “virulently anti-Trump leadership” of the FBI’s Russia investigation.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON — As President Donald Trump’s war against Iran approaches its four-week mark, two Republicans who could seek to succeed him in the White House have grown curiously quiet about it: Vice President J.D. Instead, the most frequent public advocate for the war appears to be Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who has made multiple appearances on television. Bessent is necessarily out there because while the war is a national security issue, its ramifications are very much economic. via Associated PressState Department spokesman Tommy Pigott, in what has become a standard Trump administration tactic, personally attacked HuffPost’s reporter and said: “A ridiculous question debunked by a basic internet search. I think Vance and Rubio have been doing enough.”On that point, even Democrat Axelrod agreed.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGSavannah Guthrie opened up to Hoda Kotb about her perpetual “agony” over the kidnapping of her mother, Nancy, in an emotional interview that’s set to air on NBC’s “Today” this week. We are in agony,” Guthrie tells Kotb through tears in a clip released Wednesday of her first on-camera interview. Savannah Guthrie visits the Today show in New York on March 5. via Associated PressAdvertisementAuthorities believe Nancy Guthrie, 84, was taken against her will from her Tucson, Arizona, home, in the early morning hours of Feb. 1. There have been no significant advancements with the police investigation, despite the Guthrie family offering a $1 million reward for information that leads to her recovery. The FBI is also offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information that leads to Nancy Guthrie’s recovery and/or the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in her disappearance.

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AdvertisementKaley says she began using YouTube at age 6 and Instagram at age 9 and told the jury she was on social media “all day long” as a child. But the plaintiffs did not have to prove that social media caused Kaley’s struggles — only that it was a “substantial factor” in causing her harm. They argued that YouTube is not a form of social media, but rather a video platform akin to television, and pointed to her declining YouTube use as she got older. AdvertisementMarquez-Garrett said social media companies are “not taking the cancerous talcum powder off the shelves,” likely in reference to a past case that Lanier and his firm worked on, securing a multi-billion-dollar verdict. The trial was one of several that social media companies face this year and beyond.

Video shows drone striking US facility in IraqA pro-Iranian militia based in Iraq released footage that appears to show a drone hitting a US facility in Baghdad. CNN has geolocated the footage but could not confirm the date of the strike which was reported to have occurred on March 23rd. CNN has reached out to US Central Command for comment.

Russia Tried to Blackmail the US Using Iran Intelligence, Zelenskiy ClaimsAllegations of Intelligence Blackmail and International Drone WarfareKYIV, March 25 (Reuters) - Russia sought to blackmail the United States by offering to stop sharing military intelligence with Iran if, in return, Washington would cut off Ukraine from its intelligence data, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday. Ukraine's Evidence Against RussiaZelenskiy, who said on Monday that Ukraine's military intelligence has "irrefutable" evidence that Russia is continuing to provide intelligence to Iran, told Reuters he had seen the data but provided no further details. Zelenskiy's Accusations of Blackmail"I have reports from our intelligence services showing that Russia is doing this and saying: 'I will not pass on intelligence to Iran if America stops passing intelligence to Ukraine.' Russia's Denial and International ReactionsHe did not say who, according to the reports, Russia was addressing the comments to. Russia has denied assisting Iran in its month-old conflict with the United States and Israel - a denial that Washington said earlier this month that it had also received directly from Moscow when the issue was discussed.

It was the high number of young participants in the annual interfaith conference organized in Kosovo that struck me hard. Interfaith dialogue is often contrasted with the work in the fight against extremism which is often much more practical. But interfaith dialogue provides a good example. The fight against extremism is not in conflict with interfaith dialogue. But absorption of the ideas of liberal democracies as well as new responsibilities by religious leaders takes time.

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Detective Victor Lemus, one of the three deputies killed by a grenade explosion at a training facility last year, had no formal training as a bomb disposal technician, according to his widow. “Victor Lemus further would have understood that because he had not been trained, he would not be exposed to a live explosive device,” the claim argues. Sheriff‘s Department officials did not respond to questions regarding whether Lemus had formal training for the bomb squad. After arriving on the scene, Osborn used an older X-ray machine to examine the explosive device. The deputies “then used the live explosive device as a training demonstration — the most tragic violation,” the claim reads.

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Iran publicly insisted there were no direct or indirect conversations, and it was uninterested in having them. “We are exploring how, as countries with a certain degree of influence in the region, we can combine our strengths to solve problems,” Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Saturday. Participants, the ministry said, included Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, Fidan, Pakistani Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Araghchi and Witkoff. Calls were also made to Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who serves as Qatar’s prime minister and foreign minister. The next day, Pakistan’s civilian government said it had nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.