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18.03.2025

Gaza Ceasefire Collapses As Trump Charts Ukraine Path

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 18.03.2025.

It displays 297 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

18.03.2025 โ‡ข Gaza Ceasefire Collapses As Trump Charts Ukraine Path
โŒจThe ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that had held since January collapsed as Israel launched extensive airstrikes across Gaza, with reported Palestinian casualties rising from 130 in early morning reports to over 400 by midday. Fox News attributed the collapse to Hamas breaking the hostage deal, while The Daily Beast reported Trump had given Israel "the go-ahead" for the bombing.

By afternoon, attention shifted to Trump's 90-minute call with Putin, resulting in an agreement for a limited ceasefire on energy infrastructure targets in Ukraine, described as a "first step" toward peace talks. Meanwhile, Chief Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of Trump's calls to impeach judges who ruled against his deportation plans.

Evening brought a federal judge's ruling that DOGE's dismantling of USAID likely violated the Constitution, blocking Musk's agency from further action. The day concluded with the safe return of NASA astronauts Williams and Wilmore, ending their unplanned 286-day mission.
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From Dancing at Lughnasa to The Wind That Shakes the Barley, from Peaky Blinders to Kneecap, hereโ€™s a list of Irish-themed films and TV shows for the discerning left-wing viewer โ€” including the time Jackie Chan took on the IRA.
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Israel carries out โ€˜extensiveโ€™ strikes as defense minister says, โ€˜tonight we returned to fighting in Gazaโ€™
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02:22 (06:22)โ‡ขGaza Ceasefire Collapses As Israel Resumes Strikes

โŒจThe newspapers report on the collapse of the Gaza ceasefire, with Israel launching extensive strikes killing over 130-200 Palestinians (ABC News, CBS, CNN, Epoch Times, Fox News, NYTimes, AP News). A constitutional crisis appears to be emerging as Trump's administration challenges judicial authority, with the DOJ refusing to comply with a judge's order regarding deportations (NBC News, Washington Post, HuffPost, Vox). Other developments include Trump and Putin planning a call on Ukraine ceasefire (Boston Globe), questions about Biden's pardons possibly being signed with an autopen (Breitbart, Daily Beast), and US astronauts finally returning after 9 months stranded in space (NY Post).
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Israel said the early Tuesday attacks were launched after Hamas refused to release more hostages held in Gaza. The strikes appeared to end the current ceasefire that took began in mid-January.
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06:40 (10:40)โ‡ขIsrael Shatters Gaza Ceasefire With Deadly Airstrikes

โŒจThe newspapers report on Israel resuming extensive airstrikes in Gaza, shattering the ceasefire that had held since January. Reports indicate the new Israeli assault has killed between 230-400 Palestinians (ABC News, CBS, CNN, Epoch Times, Fox News, NPR, NYTimes, USA Today, Washington Post, AP News). Israeli officials claim the strikes were launched after Hamas refused to release more hostages, with Israel's defense minister stating "Tonight we returned to fighting in Gaza" (CNN). The conflict dominates international headlines, overshadowing domestic US news including a story about the 35th anniversary of the Gardner Museum heist (Boston Globe) and the Dodgers season opener in Tokyo against the Cubs (LA Times).
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Appleโ€™s dystopian workplace thriller Severance entered its second season as a genuine cultural phenomenon. With its brutal satire of the American corporate structure, itโ€™s easy to see why.
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08:56 (12:56)โ‡ขIsrael Shatters Gaza Ceasefire With Trump's Approval

โŒจThe newspapers report on Israel's renewed strikes in Gaza, breaking the ceasefire that had held since January. Multiple sources indicate between 230-400 Palestinians have been killed (ABC, AP, CBS, CNN, Common Dreams, Daily Beast, NYTimes, USA Today, Washington Post). The Trump administration appears to have approved the Israeli action in advance, with reports that "Trump gave Israel the go-ahead" (Daily Beast). In other news, NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore are finally returning to Earth after being stranded on the ISS for 286 days in what became "accidentally one of the longest space missions ever" (Breitbart). The U.S. is experiencing an egg shortage due to avian flu, while Canada maintains plentiful supplies (NPR).
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On Sunday, 59 people died in a nightclub fire in Koฤani, North Macedonia. Years of inaction on health and safety standards led to a tragedy of unimaginable proportions.
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11:22 (15:22)โ‡ขTrump-Putin Ukraine Ceasefire Call Underway

โŒจThe newspapers report on the ongoing call between Trump and Putin to discuss a Ukraine ceasefire proposal, with multiple sources indicating the conversation is currently taking place in the Oval Office (ABC News, Boston Globe, Fox News, Newsweek). A potential constitutional crisis is developing as Trump's DOJ seeks the removal of a judge in a deportation case (Common Dreams), while confusion surrounds the firing and potential rehiring of federal workers (Epoch Times, USA Today). In Gaza, Israel's deadly strikes threaten a return to all-out war (NYTimes, CBS, CNN). The administration's immigration policies face scrutiny as reports indicate asylum seekers may be deported without due process (Reason).
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For the first time in decades, America has a chance to define its next political order. Trump offers fear, retribution, and scarcity. Liberals can stand for abundance.
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13:07 (17:07)โ‡ขRoberts Rebukes Trump's Attempt To Impeach Judge

โŒจThe newspapers report on a significant confrontation between Chief Justice John Roberts and President Trump over judicial independence. Roberts issued a rare public statement rejecting Trump's call to impeach a federal judge who ruled against his deportation plans, declaring "impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreement concerning a judicial decision" (Boston Globe, Breitbart, CBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, NYTimes, Washington Post, AP News, Daily Beast, USA Today). This judicial-executive branch conflict comes amid reports of a Trump-Putin phone call on Ukraine (Epoch Times, ABC News) and the Department of Government Efficiency's controversial takeover of the U.S. Institute of Peace (NPR).
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14:11 (18:11)โ‡ขTrump-Putin Energy Infrastructure Ceasefire Agreed

โŒจThe newspapers report on a significant development in Russia-Ukraine relations as Trump and Putin agreed to seek a limited ceasefire focusing on energy infrastructure, following a phone call between the leaders (ABC News, Boston Globe, Epoch Times, NPR, USA Today). This marks Trump's second call with Putin on ending the Ukraine war. Simultaneously, a major judicial confrontation continues as Chief Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of Trump's calls to impeach judges who rule against him, stating such actions are "not appropriate" (CNN, Common Dreams, Fox News, Newsweek, NYTimes, Washington Post). In other news, parents of a missing University of Pittsburgh student in the Dominican Republic have asked authorities to declare her dead, believing she drowned (NY Post, One America News Network).
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President Donald Trump announced Monday evening he is โ€œauthorizingโ€ his administration to produce coal power, citing Chinaโ€™s โ€œtremendous economic advantageโ€ over the U.S. due to the world powerโ€™s pro-coal policies.
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15:32 (19:32)โ‡ขTrump-Putin Energy Infrastructure Ceasefire Sealed

โŒจThe newspapers report on a major diplomatic development as Trump and Putin have agreed to a limited ceasefire in Ukraine focused on energy infrastructure, following a 90-minute phone call (Boston Globe, Breitbart, CNN, Epoch Times, Fox News, Washington Post, USA Today, ABC News). This agreement is described as a "first step" toward potential peace talks, though it still requires Kyiv's approval. Domestically, tensions continue regarding deportations, with the DOJ responding to a judge's questions about controversial flights of Venezuelan gang members (NPR). In political appointments, Trump has named MAGA loyalists including Michael Flynn to military academy boards (Daily Beast), while Congressional Democrats Schumer and Jeffries work to resolve differences after a shutdown clash (NBC News).
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17:16 (21:16)โ‡ขFederal Judge Blocks USAID Dismantling

โŒจThe newspapers report on President Trump and Vladimir Putin agreeing to a limited ceasefire in Ukraine focused on energy infrastructure (Boston Globe, Breitbart, Fox News, NYTimes, Washington Post). The agreement requires Kyiv's approval and is described as a potential first step toward peace talks. Domestically, a federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's dismantling of USAID was likely unconstitutional (ABC News, NPR, NY Post, USA Today, The Blaze), blocking Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from further shutdowns of the agency. This follows Chief Justice Roberts' earlier rebuke of Trump's call to impeach judges who rule against his policies.
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18:10 (22:10)โ‡ขStranded Astronauts Safely Return After Nine-Month Space Odyssey

โŒจThe newspapers report on two major stories developing today. First, NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have safely returned to Earth after being stranded in space for nine months, splashing down off Florida's coast (ABC News, Fox News, NY Post, Newsweek, USA Today). Second, a federal judge has ruled that Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) likely violated the Constitution by dismantling USAID (Boston Globe, Common Dreams, Daily Beast, HuffPost, Slate). In international news, President Trump and Putin have agreed to an "immediate" ceasefire regarding energy and infrastructure targets in Ukraine, with Trump describing discussions of "enormous economic deals" (Breitbart, Epoch Times, CNN, NYTimes, Washington Post).
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The Russian leader is offering few concessions in negotiations over Ukraine. How hard is Trump willing to push for the peace he promises?
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19:49 (23:49)โ‡ขStranded Astronauts Splash Down After 286 Days

โŒจThe newspapers report on stranded NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams successfully returning to Earth after 286 days aboard the International Space Station (ABC News, Fox News, NY Post, OANN, SpaceX). A federal judge has blocked President Trump's executive order banning transgender people from military service (CBS, AP News). Internationally, Trump and Putin have agreed to limited ceasefire talks regarding Ukraine, with a focus on energy infrastructure rather than a comprehensive peace deal (Washington Post, The Atlantic). On the domestic front, Trump has fired both Democratic commissioners at the Federal Trade Commission, actions they described as "illegal" (The Daily Beast).
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21:18 (01:18)โ‡ขJudicial Blockades Against Trump's Executive Actions Mount

โŒจThe newspapers report on multiple judicial challenges to Trump administration actions. Federal judges have blocked the transgender military ban (AP, Boston Globe) and ruled the dismantling of USAID was likely unconstitutional (NBC News, Washington Post). Chief Justice Roberts issued a statement that impeaching judges is "not an appropriate response" to disagreements (CBS). Meanwhile, stranded astronauts Wilmore and Williams returned safely to Earth after nine months on the ISS (Breitbart, ABC, NY Post). In international news, Putin agreed to a 30-day pause on Ukraine energy infrastructure strikes during a call with Trump (NYTimes, CNN).
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