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Biden Hosts Japan’s Kishida for Crucial Talks as China Tensions Rise

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will remain in Washington to partake in a trilateral summit with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. on April 11.

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron Meets Trump at Mar-a-Lago

Lord Cameron will also meet Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other political leaders in Washington.

The Loneliness Epidemic May Lead to Insomnia and Increased Mortality

Explore the profound impact of loneliness on sleep quality and overall health, and discover strategies to combat social isolation.

Musk Says Starlink Will Be Free for Brazil Schools If Government Cancels Contract

Many schools in Brazil reportedly use the company to provide internet access to their citizens.

Trump Releases Much-Anticipated Statement on Abortion

Common Household Chemicals Attack Critical Brain Cells, Research Warns

Flame retardants and disinfectants harm brain cells, and children are highly vulnerable to the ubiquitous chemicals.

Biden to Announce Student Debt Relief Plan for Millions of Americans

The Biden administration aims to begin canceling interest balances for borrowers early this fall, before the election.

US Adds 303,000 New Jobs in February as Unemployment Rate Remains Below 4 Percent

The labor market remains solid, proving to be a challenge for the Federal Reserve.

Pilot Says Brakes Seemed Less Effective Than Usual Before United Airlines Jet Slid Off Taxiway

HOUSTON—The captain of a United Airlines jet said the brakes seemed less effective than normal and the plane and brake pedals shook violently just before the Boeing 737 Max slid off a taxiway in Houston last month. According to a preliminary report released Thursday by the National Transportation Safety Board, the pilots were uncertain about […]

Michigan Governor Accuses Trump of Playing ‘Political Games’ Over Border Crisis

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer criticized the former president while launching her fundraising campaign.

Jean-Pierre Tells Reporter Illegal Aliens “Strengthen” the Country

Biden’s State Dept. appoints Zakiya Carr Johnson as diversity chief to create agency workforce that ‘reflects America’

The new Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer will be tasked with making a State Department workforce that “reflects America.”

Amazon Is Cutting Hundreds of Jobs in Its Cloud Computing Unit AWS

Amazon said Wednesday it’s cutting hundreds of jobs in its cloud computing unit AWS as part of a strategic shift. The company will trim “a few hundred roles” in the team that overlooks technology for physical stores, a move that comes just a day after Amazon said it was ditching Just Walk Out technology in […]

Trump Sues Truth Social Co-founders, Seeking to Forfeit Their Shares

Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, has sued two of its co-founders, claiming they should forfeit their stakes in the company because of their mismanagement of the platform. Trump Media, owned by former President Donald Trump, filed a lawsuit on March 24 in Florida state court against Wesley Moss, Andrew […]

Mercedes Workers in Alabama to File for Union Vote This Week, UAW Leader Says

DETROIT—Factory workers at Mercedes Benz’s assembly plant in Alabama are moving forward with efforts to join the United Auto Workers (UAW), and they plan to file a petition as soon as this week, a union leader said on Tuesday. The union’s Region 8 Director Tim Smith said he had been with UAW President Shawn Fain […]

Biden Admin Unveils First National Blueprint for Reducing Building Emissions

The Department of Energy said it is focused on building innovations in three pivotal areas: building upgrades, efficient electrification, and smart controls.