Several news stories are summarized in this content. Florida cities are increasing security measures in anticipation of the influx of spring breakers. Prosecutors have ended their efforts to vacate Adnan Syed’s conviction, while New York’s Eagle Academy Foundation is eyeing national expansion. Three American women were found dead inside a hotel in Belize, and there are growing concerns about a measles outbreak in Texas. Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss firing federal workers, and Musk gives an update on Dogecoin. Three Massachusetts women were also found dead in Belize, and a Southwest plane had to abort landing to avoid hitting another jet. There are calls to overturn same-sex marriage laws in Michigan, and a couple claims they were forced to sit next to a dead body on a Qatar flight. Farmers affected by Trump’s federal funding freeze are scrambling to respond ahead of spring planting season. Private security removed an Idaho woman from a Republican town hall after protests, and Trump warns of firing federal workers who don’t respond to emails. A mother testifies about her son witnessing an attack that killed him, and a Southwest plane narrowly avoided colliding with another jet at a Chicago airport. An overflow crowd in Missouri confronts a lawmaker over Trump’s policies, and a mental health program uses hip-hop to help teens cope. Lastly, a new tool allows consumers to create digital vision boards, and 21 former employees of the US Digital Service resign in protest against working for Dogecoin. Additionally, there is live coverage of President Trump’s press conference with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House.
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