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South Korea’s presidential frontrunner calls for pragmatism

April 28, 2025

Trump’s approval rating on the economy drops to lowest of his presidential career, CNBC survey finds

April 20, 2025

Colorado man charged with alleged threats against Tesla owners and presidential cabinet

April 18, 2025

South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung launches presidential campaign

April 13, 2025

Yoon’s ouster sparks uncertain presidential race in South Korea

April 5, 2025

Trump Says ‘There Are Methods’ For Serving 3rd Presidential Term

March 31, 2025

Trump turns to Supreme Court as judges reject administration’s view of presidential power

March 29, 2025

Biden awards Pope Francis Presidential Medal of Freedom with distinction

January 12, 2025

Vietnam defense show, Japan IPO, South Korea’s presidential drama

December 15, 2024

Japan battery testing equipment maker to buy Austrian rival
TOKYO — Japanese electronic measuring instrument maker Anritsu will acquire Austria’s Dewetron for 54 million euro ($61.6 million) with an eye on expanding its sales network. Dewetron makes high-speed power measurement and data-collection instruments. Anritsu plans to work with Dewetron to develop automotive testing equipment and other technology.
After attack, Vancouver Filipinos say they’re leaning on ‘kapwa,’ or togetherness
Thirty minutes after Diana Silva, a vendor at the Filipino festival in Vancouver, left the party Saturday night, she heard that a car had plowed into the crowd at the event. Silva said she immediately began thinking of how to help. It’s one example of how Filipino Canadians in the area’s tight-knit community have been…
Malaysia’s UCSI University to offer prep course in Japan for study abroad
SINGAPORE — Malaysia’s private UCSI University will provide a basic course in Japan starting in April 2026 to help prepare Japanese students seeking to study abroad, hoping to draw more to Malaysia. The school will partner with Japan’s English Innovations to offer in-person classes in Tokyo, taking up to 60 students in the first year.…
FDA appears to be slow-walking vaccine approvals
Former government health officials fear the Trump administration is moving to slow-walk vaccine approvals, including by imposing new regulatory hurdles on drugmakers, such as changing the requirements for approval or seeking additional clinical trial data. The Food and Drug Administration confirmed Monday it was requiring drugmaker Novavax to run another clinical trial as part of…
Japan life insurers set to cut JGB holdings by $9bn
TOKYO — Japan’s top life insurance companies plan to reduce their holdings of Japanese government bonds by 1.3 trillion yen ($9.1 billion) overall in fiscal 2025, in a shift from their response to new capital rules. Four of the top 10 companies aim to reduce JGB holdings in the first half of fiscal 2025, which began…
For Trump, there’s no place like home: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, an evening newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. Happy Monday! In today’s edition, we explore President Donald Trump’s homebody tendencies during his first three months in office. Plus, Sahil…
2-year-old TikTok star ‘Okay Baby’ killed in car crash in Louisiana
Two-year-old Preston Ordone, known on TikTok as the “Okay Baby,” died in a car crash Thursday, according to Louisiana State Police. Preston’s parents, Katelynn, 25, and Jaelan Ordone, 27, sustained serious injuries, officials said. The cause of the crash is under investigation, according to Louisiana State Police. Officials said that they responded to a single-vehicle…
Bucks star Damian Lillard has a torn Achilles and is in doubt for next season
MILWAUKEE — Damian Lillard has a torn left Achilles tendon, confirming the Milwaukee Bucks’ worst fears after the seven-time all-NBA guard was helped off the court Sunday night. The Bucks announced the severity of Lillard’s injury after he had an MRI on Monday. The injury knocks Lillard out for the rest of the postseason and…
Students and faculty demand Columbia University stand up to federal government
Columbia University students, faculty, staff and alumni launched a “speak out” Monday to criticize school leaders for bowing to the Trump administration’s demands after it pulled $400 million in federal funding from the campus. Hundreds of students, faculty, staff and alumni were expected to take part in the 25-hour event that organizers said was intended…