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Top US, China Trade Negotiators Meet in Paris Ahead of Trump’s Visit to Beijing
‘Like a lot of our meetings we’ve had with the Chinese over the past year, we want to ensure continued stability in the U.S.–China relationship,’ Greer said.
Medicare Advantage Overpayments Raise Costs for All Seniors, Congressional Committee Finds
Over 40 million seniors see Medicare Part B premiums taken from Social Security. Medicare Advantage overpayments directly cut their monthly take-home pay.
MAHA Movement Emphasizes Shift Away From Glyphosate to Regenerative Farming, Eating Real Food
Weeks after Trump’s glyphosate executive order, many MAHA proponents believe that awareness about chemicals and regenerative farming is on the rise.
Networking Is Key to Getting Hired, but Gen Z Feels Least Prepared, Study Finds
The data point to a workforce caught between intention and uncertainty, according to the study.
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US Eases Sanctions on Venezuelan Oil, Fertilizer Exports
The licenses do not authorize transactions with entities connected to Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, and China.
Appeals Court Says Child May Sue Over Punishment for Expressing Herself in School
The child’s attorneys argued she was punished for making a drawing not adhering to the racial ideology associated with the phrase ‘Black Lives Matter.’
Yamaha Relocates US Headquarters From California to Georgia
Yamaha Motor Corporation U.S.A. will relocate its U.S. headquarters to Georgia beginning later this year.
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Nathaniel Currier: Illustrating American News
In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet one half of the artistic team responsible for America’s iconic 19th-century print media.
Mexican President ‘Should Not Have Refused’ Help in Combating Cartels: Trump
The U.S. president has expressed willingness to conduct strikes in Mexico, citing illicit drug flow from the country.
Lewis Littlepage: Fighting From Revolution to Revolution
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ a Virginia ‘prodigy of genius’ combines a proficiency for arms and diplomacy in an age of revolution.
Farmers Say Trump Admin Providing Relief, but More Assistance Needed
The administration delivered the aid in a timely fashion, say farmers, who are using the funds to counter high production costs and weak commodity prices.
What to Know About the Tiny Iranian Island That the US Bombed
The United States ‘obliterated’ military targets on Kharg Island but left its oil infrastructure intact for now, Trump said.
8 Antifa Members Convicted of Terrorism Charges Over Shooting at Texas ICE Facility
The lone shooter was convicted of attempted murder.
US Sanctions ‘Sham’ Charities Tied to Hamas
In January, the Treasury Department sanctioned six Gaza-based organizations affiliated with Hamas.
Cuban Leader Diaz-Canel Says Regime Held Talks With US to Find Solutions
On March 9, Trump suggested the regime in Havana could either submit and agree to the restoration of democracy or be removed forcibly.
US Opens New Trade Probes Targeting 60 Countries Over Alleged Forced Labor Practices
China, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and the European Union are amongst the 60 countries subject to the latest probes.
Jury Hears Closing Arguments in Social Media Addiction Trial
The plaintiff says algorithms prey on vulnerable youth, while companies say family circumstances and genetics drove the woman’s struggles.
Moon Mission on Track for April 1 Launch: NASA
The Space Launch System moon rocket is expected to be rolled back out to the launch pad on March 19.
White House Disputes ABC Report Claiming Iran Wants to Launch Drones at West Coast
In response, ABC News released an update on social media saying the FBI bulletin contained unverified information.
Senate Passes Bill Aimed at Making Housing Affordable
The bill seeks to rein in corporate landlords and ensure that families, rather than corporations, buy U.S. homes.
Texas Case Could Clear Way for More Lawsuits Over Transgender Surgeries
The statute of limitations has emerged as a significant obstacle for lawsuits like Soren Aldaco’s.
