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Travel firms in India see drop in bookings to countries supporting Pakistan

May 14, 2025

Chinese firms in US to hold back investments over inflation, survey shows

May 13, 2025

‘Tariff-free’ stocks see market cap gains, Chinese firms suffer

May 5, 2025

Critics of law firms’ deals with Trump are starting a firm of their own

May 2, 2025

Furor over Trump’s targeting of law firms heats up with court fight and ad campaign

April 24, 2025

Japan firms to take stakes in Nvidia-powered data center of Vietnam’s FPT

April 21, 2025

Chinese tech firms up their game as reciprocal tariffs hit U.S. products

April 19, 2025

South Korean robot AI startup draws funding from ANA, KDDI, VC firms

April 16, 2025

Obama says he is ‘deeply concerned’ with the Trump administration’s targeting of students, journalists and law firms

April 5, 2025

Cartel family members entered U.S. in deal with Trump admin, Mexican security chief confirms
MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s security chief confirmed Tuesday that 17 family members of cartel leaders crossed into the U.S. last week as part of a deal between a son of the former head of the Sinaloa Cartel and the Trump administration. Mexican Security Secret Omar García Harfuch confirmed a report by independent journalist Luis Chaparro…
Top Iranian official says Tehran would forego highly enriched uranium in nuclear deal with Trump
Iran is ready to sign a nuclear deal with certain conditions with President Donald Trump in exchange for lifting economic sanctions, a top advisor to Iran’s supreme leader told NBC News on Wednesday. Ali Shamkhani, a top political, milit and nuclear advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is one of the most senior…
AI helps labor-short Japan keep nuclear plants safe
TOKYO — Japanese nuclear power plant operators are finding ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into safety processes, aiming to maintain safety standards as they grapple with a personnel shortage. In a March discussion forum with power companies, Nuclear Regulation Authority Chairman Shinsuke Yamanaka suggested that AI could be used in inspections — to spot corrosion…
Upstate N.Y. man pleads guilty to ‘murder-for-hire’ plot involving pig farm
An upstate New York man pleaded guilty Wednesday to a “murder-for-hire” plot in which he paid a man he believed was a pig farmer to dispose of the victim’s body by feeding it to his pigs, federal officials said. Jeal Sutherland, 57, of Colonie, New York, arranged the murder of the father of a child…
Harvard scientist facing deportation is charged with smuggling
Kseniia Petrova, a Russian-born Harvard scientist, has been charged with smuggling biological material into the United States — an escalation in a case that has already raised legal and civil rights questions over her detention. Federal prosecutors allege that Petrova, 30, violated U.S. customs law by failing to declare preserved frog embryos in her luggage…
Trey Hendrickson’s stats say he’s one of the NFL’s best players. But do the Bengals want him?
Under the NFL’s sal cap, where all position groups are not compensated equally, value revolves around the quarterback — how well a player plays the position, protects it, or stops it. The Cincinnati Bengals have two of the league’s best at those skills. Yet two years after the team was quick to lock up quarterback…
Drummer for Lord Buffalo ‘forcibly’ removed from flight by immigration agents, band says
The drummer of Texas rock band Lord Buffalo was removed from a flight headed to Europe and detained by immigration authorities on Monday, the band said in social media posts on Wednesday. Yamal Said was “forcibly removed from our flight to Europe by Customs and Border Patrol” at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Monday,…
Transportation secret says the number of flights at Newark airport could be reduced
WASHINGTON — U.S. Transportation Secret Sean Duffy confirmed Wednesday that the number of flights in and out of Newark Liberty International Airport could be reduced and told lawmakers concerned about the deep staffing cuts to the Federal Aviation Administration: “We can do more with less.” Duffy also said he expects the agency to meet its…
HHS reinstates hundreds of health workers
The Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday reinstated 328 federal employees who faced terminations, including those involved in screening for “black lung” disease in coal miners and for health issues in 9/11 first responders. The reinstated employees are part of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), a division of the…