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FinanceMay 11

US Home Sales Show Minimal Growth as Costs Continue to Challenge Buyers

Existing home sales in the US showed little improvement as high costs and economic uncertainty keep many potential buyers out of the market.

4 sources
ScienceMay 6

Renewable Energy Companies Report Growth as Wind and Solar Expand

IRENA report shows renewables gaining competitiveness while energy companies like Orsted post earnings growth from offshore generation.

3 sources
PoliticsJun 2

Trump administration names Pete Vasquez as new Border Patrol chief

The Trump administration has appointed Rosario 'Pete' Vasquez as the new U.S. Border Patrol chief, replacing retiring Mike Banks.

3 sources
SportsMay 6

WNBA Players See Major Salary Increases Under New Collective Bargaining Agreement

New WNBA collective bargaining agreement raises minimum salary from $66,000 to $270,000, with average salaries reaching $583,000.

3 sources
PoliticsJun 1

Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson faces sex abuse trial

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, former Democratic Unionist Party leader, is on trial facing 18 sex abuse charges including rape, which he denies.

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TechnologyApr 21

Swedish Electric Truck Company Einride to Deploy 75 Vehicles for Amazon US Freight

Sweden's Einride will provide 75 electric trucks for Amazon's freight operations in the United States as the company prepares to go public.

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TechnologyMay 16

ASML Partners with Tata Electronics for India Semiconductor Manufacturing Initiative

Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML has formed a partnership with India's Tata Electronics to support chip manufacturing development in India.

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PoliticsJun 12

Federal Appeals Court Allows Trump's 10% Global Tariff to Continue Pending Review

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Trump's 10% global tariff can remain in effect while the court considers the case.

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WorldMay 16

Iran Stock Market to Reopen Tuesday; FIFA Officials to Meet Iranian FA Saturday

Iranian stock market will resume trading Tuesday while FIFA officials are scheduled to meet with Iran's football association Saturday regarding World Cup participation.

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PoliticsApr 20

Congress faces pressure to resolve DHS funding amid ongoing partial shutdown

Senate vote expected this week on Department of Homeland Security funding as partial government shutdown continues for months.

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OtherJun 11

Federal authorities investigate markings on National Mall grass

U.S. authorities are investigating large markings that appear to spell "8647" or "86 47" etched into the grass of the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

4 sources
HealthJun 11

Safety Inquiry Finds 78 Children at Risk from Gender Care Failures at Brighton Clinic

A safety investigation into WellBN clinic in Brighton found dozens of children were potentially harmed by gender medication given without proper checks.

2 sources
FinanceMar 20

Saudi Arabia Projects Oil Could Reach $180 if Energy Disruptions Continue

Saudi Arabia warns oil prices could spike to $180 per barrel if current energy market disruptions extend beyond April.

4 sources
SportsMay 29

Heat affects players at French Open as British contingent reduced

High temperatures at the French Open caused a player to collapse while British representation in singles was reduced to one competitor.

5 sources
TechnologyMar 31

Russia Intensifies Internet Restrictions as VPN Crackdowns Expand

Russian authorities are implementing widespread internet outages and targeting VPN services as part of an escalating campaign to control digital communications.

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