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We're pausing our coverage - here's a recap That's it for our live coverage today on the war in Ukraine. Scroll down below to catch up on today's developments. Before we go, here's a summary of some of the day's main stories: Ukraine hit a missile components plant in Bryansk, according to Kyiv; The attack, said to have been carried out with British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, prompted Moscow to condemn the UK for what it described as a "terrorist attack" that killed civilians; Hungary said it is sending a fact-finding mission to Ukraine to investigate problems with the Druzhba pipeline  - although Kyiv said members of the mission have no legal basis; Zelenskyy said Russia could send troops to Iran - a claim met with scepticism from analysts - but a Western intelligence source said Moscow is providing advanced technical guidance to Tehran on the use of drones; Both Ukraine and Russia claimed to have made advances on the battlefield. Three hurt in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian region,  » Read More

Rt. 641 closure scheduled March 16–20 to complete bridge construction CULPEPER — The Virginia Department of Transportation will temporarily close Route 641 (Weaver Hollow Road) at the bridge over Leathers Run in Madison County from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20 to allow crews to complete bridge construction work. During this time, Route 641 will be closed to through traffic in the work area. Motorists should plan to use alternate routes to travel around the closure. All work is weather permitting. Drivers are encouraged to slow down, use caution near the work zone, and follow posted signs when traveling through the area. Local updates about conditions in VDOT’s Culpeper District are posted to X.com/VaDOTCulp and the Culpeper District Facebook group page. Current traffic conditions, VDOT’s statewide network of traffic cameras and other travel information is on the 511Virginia website. That information is also available on the free VDOT 511 mobile app or by calling 511 from any phone in Virginia. VDOT’s Culpeper District includes the counties of Albemarle,  » Read More

Current section Israel News Israel Political News Social Equality Minister May Golan, under investigation for alleged misuse of public funds, flew to New York for UN Women's Day, calling the trip a 'political necessity' despite wartime emergency guidelines and widespread flight cancellations. Many of her predecessors attended virtually or not at all Share to Facebook Share to X Article printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free format Subscribe Comments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading format Subscribe Yifat Reuven and Tali Heruti-Sover 10:26 PM • March 10 2026 IST The Israeli government's exceptions committee, recently established to determine who may board a plane departing the country during wartime, this week also dealt with Likud Social Equality Minister May Golan's request to attend the Women's Day events at the United Nations building in New York over the last few days.  » Read More

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The new single by Jennifer Cooper is an upbeat pop track inspired by the unexpected moment a former friend sent a Facebook friend request, reopening feelings that had long been set aside. The song captures feelings of nostalgia, confusion and growth that can surface from a simple notification. With sharp, relatable lyrics and infectious pop energy, Cooper transforms a modern social media moment into a story about boundaries, reflection and emotional maturity. “I was like, ‘I don’t really know how to process these emotions,’ so while my dad was on the phone with my grandparents, I picked up my guitar and wrote this entire song,” she said. Her first official release, the single introduces her as a fresh voice in pop by blending personal storytelling with contemporary themes that resonate in today’s digital world. Cooper, who earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from WVU, brings emotional awareness and honesty to her songwriting. The single is available on all streaming services. For more information and upcoming announcements, follow Mon Hills Music Group on social media and streaming platforms and visit monhillsrecords.com  » Read More

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University of Vermont Athletics Julia Iacampo BOSTON – Vermont concluded its indoor season on Saturday with two tenth place finishes in the New England Championships. The Catamount men collected 25 points lead by a podium finish from Will Just to finish 10th in a 23 team meet. The women picked up 21.75 points to place 10th out of 22 teams.   RELATED LINKS Results COACH'S QUOTE "Not quite as good a day as yesterday but Will Just's silver in the Mile and Nate Wanger's 400 were outstanding. Nate is now second all-time at UVM. We will rest up and get ready for our outdoor season."   HOW IT HAPPENED Will Just flew to a second-place finish for the first points of the day for Vermont in the men's mile. He finished in 4:11.88 to grab silver and eight points. The 400m dash from Nate Wanger gave him fourth place. His time of 48.68 is the second fastest in Catamount history trailing only Justin Liechty's 2019 mark of 48.28.  » Read More