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Trump’s Tariffs Boosted Revenue, Shifted Trade From China With Little Impact on US Output: Study
The study found that higher import prices imposed costs on consumers and businesses, but losses were offset by increased government revenue and wage gains.
RFK Jr.’s Former Group Appeals Block of New CDC Vaccine Schedule
The judge’s order ‘is a permanent leash on federal vaccine policy,’ an attorney said. ‘It cannot stand.’
US Offers up to $3 Million Bounty for Information on Finances of Haitian Gangs
More than a million people have been displaced by the conflict with gangs.
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What to Know About the Deadly LaGuardia Plane Crash
Air traffic control audio and surveillance footage reveal the critical moments leading up to the deadly collision.
National Medical School Accreditor Scrapping DEI Requirements
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education published standards for the 2027–2028 academic year that do not reference ‘diversity, bias, or inequities.’
Alphabet’s Wing to Start Drone Delivery in San Francisco Bay Area
Wing flies small packages to homes in dense residential areas.
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Republican Senators Launch Inquiry Into Abortion Pill Makers Over FDA Safety Rules
The senators question how the companies can follow the rules when abortion pills are sold online.
Trump Asks Congress to Pass Clean Reauthorization of FISA Spy Powers
Lawmakers from both parties have signaled opposition to extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act without changes.
Book Exposing CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting Hits No. 8 on NYT Bestseller List
Twenty years ago, this was a topic people tuned out and turned away from, according to author Jan Jekielek. That has changed.
US Official Disputes Zelenskyy’s Claim That Security Guarantees Linked to Ukraine Ceding Donbas
In a March 25 interview, the Ukrainian president said the U.S. was ready to provide security guarantees ‘once Ukraine is ready to withdraw from Donbas.’
‘Unbearable’: Savannah Guthrie Gives First Interview Since Mother’s Disappearance
It’s been nearly two months since Nancy Guthrie went missing. ‘We are in agony,’ said the TV host.
Air Canada Pilots Identified After Fatal LaGuardia Collision
The Air Canada jet crashed into a fire truck at New York City’s LaGuardia Airport on March 22.
Supreme Court Rules Cox Not Liable in Copyrighted Music Dispute With Sony
Sony had been awarded $1 billion in damages.
Washington State’s Race-Based Housing Finance Program Faces Federal Probe
One of the program’s eligibility criteria indicates that the applicant must be of certain racial ancestry.
Federal Judge Voices Concerns Over War Department’s Ban of Anthropic
The artificial intelligence company argued that it is facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.
Jury Orders Meta to Pay $375 Million in Social Media Safety Trial
The jury found that the company violated New Mexico’s consumer protection law.
Fire Truck in LaGuardia Crash Lacked Device Needed to Alert Safety Warning System: NTSB
The information is still preliminary as the investigation is ongoing, the NTSB says.
Homan Says ICE Agents Will Be Able to ‘Arrest Criminals’ at Airports
President Donald Trump said he would not fund DHS unless Democrats back an election measure known as the SAVE America Act.
California Sues Trump Admin Over Order to Restart Sable Offshore Pipeline
The Energy Department has said the restoration of the onshore oil pipelines in California was necessary to address supply disruption risks.
Harvard Under New Federal Inquiries on Alleged Persistent Discrimination on Campus
The names of the complainants and specific details of the new probes remain unknown.
