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  1. New 36-team Champions League format could be agreed this month
  2. Asylum seekers: Napier Barracks and Penally camp 'filthy and run-down'
  3. Yemeni force target key military site at Saudi airport
  4. "Without you, we are just biological creatures": Zelensky congratulates women on March 8
  5. “Operation Safety Net” Launched with Extreme Security In Minneapolis As Derek Chauvin Trial Begins
  6. Corruption at the highest levels.
  7. During her Meghan and Harry interview, Oprah delivered a master class for journalists on how to use follow-up questions to clarify and nail down the news (Margaret Sullivan/Washington Post)
  8. In Pictures: Brazil’s women suffer as COVID limits abuse reports
  9. Sen. Cotton: This Is the Biden Border Crisis
  10. EU Vaccine Passport Scheme Rejected by Some Member States, WHO Skeptical
  11. Greg Weldon: the return of irrational exuberance!
  12. 6 steps to create your company’s financial plan
  13. Why Hydrogen Needs Nuclear Power To Succeed
  14. ‘Is This Who We Are?’: Gitmo is America’s Enduring Shame
  15. How Nayib Bukele won over voters in an unlikely place
  16. Americans can get $1,400 COVID cheques in days, tax experts say
  17. Michael Pento: Bond Market Rocks The Richter Scale
  18. 9 Signs That Chess Pieces Are Being Moved Into Place For A Major War In The Middle East
  19. Google Search is expanding its "Full Coverage" feature, launched in 2018 to give additional context in Google News, to developing news stories (Abner Li/9to5Google)
  20. Trial implicating Honduran president in drug trafficking begins
  21. UK's ITN appoints Deborah Turness, currently president of NBC News International, as its new CEO (ITN)
  22. Last Native Speaker Of Bering Dialect Of Aleut Language Dies In Russia
  23. What’s behind the Morocco-Germany diplomatic dispute?
  24. MSNBC Clown Warns of a Violent ‘Paramilitary’ Trump Insurgency…
  25. Analysis of 10 Beltway insider newsletters during February: at least one was sponsored by Facebook, Google, Amazon, or lobbying group American Edge every day (Gilad Edelman/Wired)
  26. Hashd al-Sha’abi thwarts ISIL attack in Samarra
  27. Week's balance: Cabinet reports on year's work, launches cheap mortgage campaign, while NBU raises key rate
  28. Bilkis Dadi of Shaheen Bagh, a modern-day Rani Ki Jhansi
  29. Are We Back to Sending Cash to Iran?
  30. Lightfoot’s Chicago: At Least 42 Chicago-Area Expressway Shootings So Far This Year
  31. Defense Secretary Austin: U.S. Will Do What Is Necessary to Defend Itself After Attack in Iraq
  32. UK PM Johnson: Britain Will Iron Out Technical Issues With EU
  33. PBS’ Alcindor Manages to Tell Truth for Once, Admits There’s a Border Crisis
  34. Brexit Bonanza: U.S. Suspends Tariffs on Scotch Whisky, Cheese, Pork and Machinery
  35. Biden Signs Executive Order to Expand “Voter Access”
  36. German MP resigns amid claims he used pandemic to enrich himself
  37. International Women's Day: Serena Williams reads reimagined version of Kipling's famous poem, ‘If'
  38. Vegas Economy Benefits as Coronavirus Regulations are Eased
  39. UK lockdown: 'Bored' landlady makes miniature version of own pub
  40. Russian Duma Speaker Attacks Facebook Over Blocked Articles
  41. BP staff set to work from home two days a week
  42. FDA Approves Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Trials On Infants
  43. International Women's Day: COVID putting millions of girls at risk of child marriage, UNICEF warns
  44. Constructing aircraft, sign of authority of Iran
  45. Hong Kong’s Lam welcomes electoral changes, hints at vote delay
  46. Deliveroo boss Will Shu: 'I was never into start-ups'
  47. Iranian naval chief lays out warning to 'destabilizing forces' - IRNA
  48. Covid: Bansky to auction Southampton hospital artwork for NHS
  49. ‘Repeat of what happened in Myanmar’: India detains 160 Rohingya
  50. Exposed: Fake news sites run by Russian intelligence spread misinformation about COVID vaccines