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North Korea criticized Secretary of State Marco Rubio for calling it a "rogue state", stating his remarks won't benefit U.S. interests. The country's refusal to negotiate on its weapons programs, despite Trump's desire for talks, was highlighted in the statement. North Korea's recent weapons testing and confrontational rhetoric indicate a continued defiance towards U.S. pressure. Full Article

Caitlin Carol Adams, a nurse in Arkansas, is facing felony charges for allegedly using a dead man's name to purchase oxycodone pills at pharmacies. Adams, a licensed registered nurse, used a fake prescription to buy pills at multiple pharmacies, claiming they were for a patient at a nursing home where she had been fired. After being arrested and released on bond, Adams is awaiting arraignment on March 20, while her nursing license is under investigation....

Secretary of State Marco Rubio escalated tensions with Panama by stating that President Trump believes Chinese influence over the Panama Canal poses a threat, demanding immediate changes. Panama's president downplayed any threat of American intervention, emphasizing that Panama controls the canal. Trump suggested reclaiming the canal, citing national security concerns related to a Hong Kong-based company operating seaports there, leading to discussions during Rubio's visit to Panama City and the canal itself on his Latin...

Panama's president vows to end a development deal with China after meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and facing criticism from President Donald Trump over the Panama Canal. Rubio emphasizes the U.S. cannot allow Chinese control of the canal area and supports efforts to repurchase the waterway. House Republicans introduce a bill to give the president authority to negotiate with Panama to reacquire the Panama Canal, citing concerns about China's influence. Full Article

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Free agent Jack Flaherty, a right-handed pitcher, announced on Twitter his two-year, $35 million contract pending a physical with the Detroit Tigers, his former team from last season where he had a 13-7 record and started Game 1 of the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Flaherty expressed his desire to return to Detroit, praising his previous time with the team and mentioning conversations with other teams. The Tigers now boast a strong starting...