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their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first. Trump is so far met resistance from NATO Allies to help reopen the straight as a Rand repeatedly attacks tankers in the vital waterway. Democrats are criticizing President Trump after he posted that he was glad Robert Mueller is dead. Democrat Senator Mark Warner from Virginia. The former special counsel in the investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election died on Friday at the age of 86. Following his death, Trump went to truth social saying, good, I'm glad he's dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people. Like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer posted, the cruelty is the point. Mueller served as FBI director from 2001 to 2013. Prices at the pump continue to climb this weekend. AAA puts today's national average at $3.92. A week ago it was $363 a gallon.
Drivers in California are paying the most at $5.70 on average. Oklahoma and Kansas have the nation's lowest prices, both around $3.25 a gallon. In the NCAA men's basketball tournament, top-seated Michigan rolled to a 95-72 win over nine seed St. Louis in the second round of the Midwest region in Buffalo. Michigan head coach Dusty May. We've tried to do a really good job of not trying to play to others' expectations or play to a seed line. Just go out and play ball one possession at a time. Michigan Laofase either fourth-seated Alabama or fifth-seated Texas in the sweet 16. I'm Rob Martyr. The 90,000 bottles of children's eye view profen are being recalled. The voluntary recall is due to the possible presence of a foreign substance. A notice from the Food and Drug Administration says Taro Pharmaceuticals received complaints from customers who reported a gel-like mask and black particles in the drug products. The recall includes four ounce bottles of children's eye view profen oral suppression with
an expiration date of January 31st, 2027. The FDA says the children's medication were manufactured in India for Taro Pharmaceuticals USA. Elon Musk is offering to pay the salaries of TSA employees as the partial government shutdown drags on details from Lisa Carton. The billionaire Tesla CEO posted the offer on the social media platform X early Saturday saying he would cover the cost during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports across the country, a growing number of TSA officers are calling out sick, or if quits since the shutdown began in mid-February. TSA workers could miss their second full-page act next week unless lawmakers can break a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. I'm Lisa Carton. An Arizona Rivertown has broken the record for the hottest day in March in U.S. history. Lisa Taylor reports, Martina's Lake is a town of about 800 people that sits along the Colorado River north of
Yuma, on Thursday the National Weather Service as Martina's Lake hit 110 degrees. The hottest day ever for the month of March. The previous record was 108 degrees first set in 1954 in Rio Grande City, Texas and tied on Wednesday near California, Salt and Sea. Records have been set across the Southwest during the current heat wave. I'm Lisa Taylor. The country music Hall of Fame is announcing its newest inductees. Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet, and the Stanley Brothers are included in the Hall's Class of 2026. I'm Rob Martir.
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