Remote work contributing to higher unemployment among young college graduates, Fed study finds
Federal Reserve research shows remote work practices have made employers less likely to hire recent college graduates who need training and mentorship.
Federal Reserve research shows remote work practices have made employers less likely to hire recent college graduates who need training and mentorship.

Benjamin Torres filed a wrongful death lawsuit against accused serial killer Rex Heuermann and family members over his mother's death.
Related Digital has secured financing for a $16 billion Oracle data center development in Michigan, marking one of the largest data center projects.

General Motors anticipates receiving a $500 million refund on tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down certain Trump administration trade levies.
February economic data showed divergent trends, with US private payrolls surging while French services remained in contraction and UK services expanded.

NASA Administrator and Education Secretary testify before Senate on Trump's budget request featuring cuts to both agencies.

Goldman Sachs increased its oil price outlook amid concerns about potential disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. military targeted two boats in the eastern Pacific, killing five people and leaving one survivor in anti-drug trafficking operation.

A United Airlines Boeing 767 hit a light pole during landing approach at Newark airport, injuring a driver on the New Jersey Turnpike below.
AI company Anthropic is nearing a $1.5 billion joint venture with major Wall Street firms including Blackstone and Hellman & Friedman.

Companies are integrating artificial intelligence into consumer services including retail management, restaurant booking, food delivery, and music remixing.

Ukraine has requested Turkey's assistance in arranging potential talks between President Zelenskyy and Russian President Putin.

A federal judge dismissed President Trump's $10 billion defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal over reporting on a letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
Alphabet completed the largest yen bond issuance by a foreign company as global bond markets face pressure from inflation concerns and rising oil prices.

The Chicago Bears board of directors voted to advance stadium development plans in Indiana, potentially ending the franchise's century-long presence in Illinois.
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