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“This morning we destroyed the compound of the tyrant Khamenei,” Netanyahu said in a video statement, adding that for more than 30 years Khamenei had “dispatched terrorism across the world, made his own people miserable, and worked constantly and tirelessly on a program to annihilate the state of Israel”, News.Az reports.
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“There are many signs that this tyrant is no longer. This morning we eliminated senior officials in the ayatollahs’ regime, Revolutionary Guards commanders, senior figures in the nuclear programme – and we will continue. In the next few days, we will hit thousands more targets of the terror regime,” Netanyahu said.
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Ali Khamenei ordered the killing of 16,000 to 30,000 Iranian protestors throughout Iran 🇮🇷 in the past 60 days, since December 28, 2025
He profited off the deaths of thousands of Ukrainians 🇺🇦 and suffering of millions by sending Shaheds to Russia
Today, he got what he deserved pic.twitter.com/BqAdfq6fvs
— Ukraine Battle Map (@ukraine_map) February 28, 2026
Woodlawn neighbors say they have had enough of a growing mobile home encampment along Jerome Avenue, raising concerns about illegal dumping and quality-of-life issues. But for 57-year-old Camille, one of those vehicles is home. “I’ve been living along Jerome Ave. about three months now,” Camille told News 12 over the phone, while away from her RV. At least five other RVs line the same stretch of road. Many are powered by gas generators — an expense Camille says runs her about $160 a week. Read more here: https://bronx.news12.com/woodlawn-neighbors-raise-concerns-over-rv-encampment-tenets-say-theres-nowhere-else-to-go
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While the national conversation around Artificial Intelligence often focuses on job displacement or the strain on our energy grid, a new effort is underway to use this technology for a more critical mission: protecting and educating our children. Although First Lady Melania Trump has led a White House initiative focusing on AI in the classroom, businessman and advocate Mitch Mitchem believes it is time to take that mission even further. FOX News Rundown host Lisa Brady recently spoke with Mitchem—the CEO of Hive and a father of four whose son survived a school shooting in Colorado—to get his deeply personal perspective on the debate over school safety. He discussed why American schools must evolve and how integrating AI and robotics can improve both educational outcomes and emergency response times. He also warned of the potential long-term pitfalls if we fail to embrace these technological advancements. We often have to cut interviews short during the week, but we thought you might like to hear the full conversation. Today on Fox News Rundown Extra, we share our full interview with Mitch Mitchem, a father and businessman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Headlines buzzed over Trump’s naming of new antifraud czar, JD Vance, but the real news came after. The feds are turning off the spigots in Minnesota, writes @KimStrassel
on.wsj.com/4kWCvG9— Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) Feb 28, 2026