U.S. Democratic senator is urging the Trump administration to tighten the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to prevent Chinese companies from using Mexico as a manufacturing platform to reach the U.S. market under preferential…
A long-standing inequity in U.S. kidney transplantation is beginning to narrow for Black patients. The improvement follows policy changes that removed race from clinical formulas used to estimate kidney function—formulas that for…
U.S. natural gas futures rose about 3% after a bigger-than-expected drawdown in storage signaled stronger near-term demand and as the escalating U.S.–Iran war intensified global energy-supply worries. April delivery futures climbed roughly…
In the analysis of contemporary entrepreneurship, two dominant archetypes tend to emerge: those who start entirely from scratch and those who manage inherited wealth. However, some cases do not fit neatly into…
Senior executives from America’s largest defense contractors are expected at the White House for talks focused on accelerating weapons production, as the Pentagon scrambles to rebuild inventories depleted by strikes on Iran…
Trump´s administration is privately escalating pressure on Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, by preparing a draft U.S. criminal indictment that could charge her with corruption and money laundering—an approach aimed less at…
A group of leading academics who helped write the U.S. federal judiciary’s Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence is criticizing court officials for removing a chapter on climate science from the manual’s newest…
The U.S. Treasury Department is ending all use of Anthropic products—including its Claude AI platform—after President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to stop working with the company. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced…
A new Washington Post–ABC News–Ipsos survey finds that many Americans feel they can cover today’s basics but still can’t reach the milestones that define “getting ahead”—especially buying a home and purchasing a…
"Cape Canaveral, FL, USA- January 2, 2011: The NASA\'s Logo Signage at the Kennedy Space Center, NASA in Florida, USA." NASA is restructuring its Artemis moon program by inserting an additional test…
