World3d ago
French Soldier Killed in Lebanon Ambush as Ceasefire Tensions Rise
A French soldier died in an ambush in southern Lebanon, threatening the fragile 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
3 sources
Finance3d ago
Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement Over Equipment Repair Cost Disputes
John Deere settled for $99 million amid ongoing farmer complaints about restrictive repair policies and escalating equipment maintenance costs.
5 sources
Finance1d ago
Mixed Corporate Earnings Results Impact Global Markets
Technology and industrial companies reported divergent quarterly results, with Indian IT stocks declining while European industrial firm ABB raised guidance.
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Other1d ago
Pennsylvania High School History Teacher Named 2026 National Teacher of the Year
Leon Smith, a history instructor at Haverford High School in Pennsylvania, has been selected as the 2026 National Teacher of the Year.
3 sources
Finance1d ago
Danone Reports 2.7% Sales Growth as U.S. Business Gains Momentum
French food company Danone posted quarterly like-for-like sales growth of 2.7%, driven by improving performance in the United States market.
2 sources
WorldApr 15
Markets Rise on Hopes for U.S.-Iran Diplomatic Progress Amid Naval Operations
Asian and U.S. markets gained as investors anticipated potential diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Iran, while oil prices fell despite ongoing naval tensions.
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PoliticsApr 16
Trump Threatens to Revise UK Trade Deal Amid Middle East Policy Disagreements
President Trump warned he could alter the US-UK trade agreement after Britain declined to support his Middle East military campaign.
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Other6d ago
Two men plead not guilty to federal terrorism charges in NYC bombing case
Two defendants accused of throwing homemade explosives during a March incident in New York City entered not guilty pleas to federal terrorism charges.
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Sports1d ago
Churchill Downs Acquires Preakness Stakes Rights for $85 Million
Churchill Downs Inc. will purchase the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes for $85 million, consolidating the first two Triple Crown races under one company.
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Politics4d ago
Over 200 Immigration Judges Leave Posts Amid Trump Administration Changes
More than 200 immigration judges have been fired, forced out or retired as the Trump administration implements changes to immigration courts.
3 sources
Technology2d ago
Report Warns of Push to Deregulate Gig Work in Healthcare Sector
A new report highlights efforts by tech platforms to expand gig work in healthcare through deregulation, amid concerns about worker protections.
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Technology1d ago
Legal Challenge Against Police Facial Recognition Technology Fails
A court case challenging police use of live facial identification technology was unsuccessful.
3 sources
Health3d ago
NHS Faces £20m Compensation Bill from Surgeon's Medical Malpractice Case
A surgeon's medical malpractice case has resulted in nearly £20 million in NHS compensation payments to over 450 injured patients.
3 sources
Entertainment6d ago
Netflix Co-Founder Reed Hastings to Step Down from Board in June
Reed Hastings, who co-founded Netflix and served as chairman, will leave the company's board of directors in June after helping transform the streaming industry.
11 sources
Politics1d ago
Parents Group Criticizes Science Nonprofit's Federal Funding and Educational Programs
A parents advocacy group has raised concerns about NASEM's use of federal funds for K-12 education initiatives they characterize as politically motivated.
2 sources
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