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The company begins job cuts and shuts VR studios as it reallocates resources toward artificial intelligence.

Lawyers say many had cleared security screenings before arrival; the Trump administration vows to re-examine refugee cases.

Colvin, who refused to give up her seat in 1955, dies at age 86.

Taiwan and the United States say they have reached a general consensus in negotiations on a proposed trade deal.

The United States plans to name a Palestinian committee to govern Gaza. Officials say leadership could be announced soon, though governance and disarmament efforts face hurdles.

Secret testimony in the Georgia election interference case shows Republicans dismissing fraud claims.

Oral arguments suggest the Court may permit bans on transgender girls in girls’ sports, affecting state laws.

Federally subsidized ACA marketplace coverage faces declines as subsidies lapse, affecting about 1.5 million people.

Diageo and advisors discuss divesting Chinese assets as part of portfolio optimization under new leadership.

Former FDA staffers warn that staffing and policy cuts may heighten risks to food safety.

Analyses say the clerical establishment remains entrenched as protests continue to challenge the regime.

An appeal against Marine Le Pen's embezzlement conviction could affect her eligibility to run in France's 2027 presidential election.

Starlink connectivity persists in Iran despite regime attempts to block satellite communications amid protests.

A study finds US greenhouse gas emissions rose in 2025, reversing prior reductions.

The EU-Mercosur pact underscores constraints on unilateral, aggressive diplomacy in Latin America.

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could affect the independence and oversight of the U.S. central bank.

Government says digital ID will not be mandatory for right-to-work checks; alternative identification will be accepted.

Temporary protections for Somalis are set to expire on March 17, affecting migrants unable to safely return home.

German prosecutors charge two men accused of planning attacks on behalf of Russia; investigation underscores ongoing security concerns in Europe.

UK planners expect approval next week for a large China embassy project in London, ahead of Labour leader Keir Starmer's Beijing trip; officials cite security and diplomatic considerations.

Marine Le Pen's appeal hinges on European Parliament proceedings that could affect her eligibility for elections. The outcome would shape future French and European politics.

Bill and Hillary Clinton say they will not testify in a congressional inquiry into their ties to Epstein. The move adds to ongoing political tensions surrounding the investigation.

Apple launches Apple Creator Studio, bundling Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor and MainStage in one subscription.

UN officials warn a US withdrawal from the World Health Organization would put global health at risk.

The nationalist party seeks broader influence ahead of Germany’s next federal vote.

Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Powell, highlighting ongoing concerns about the central bank’s independence.

The World Bank finds a broad decline in development prospects, with many low-income nations hit by negative shocks in the six years to the end of last year.

The president’s lawsuit over a Panorama edit could require disclosure of properties and business interests.

Esfandiari faces charges as Iran positions for a potential prisoner swap with France.

The engagement comes amid Donald Trump’s tariffs on both nations.

Mitigation hearings in Jimmy Lai’s national-security case conclude; sentencing follows.

The UN urges a swift, independent investigation into the death of Renee Good, shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, prompting protests.

US consumer prices rose 2.7% year over year in December, in line with November, signaling persistent cost pressures.

Investors await JPMorgan Chase’s Q4 results and guidance on 2026 performance.

The International Court of Justice opens hearings in The Hague on Myanmar's alleged genocide against the Rohingya.

Nine governors, including the Bank of England and ECB chiefs, say U.S. Fed independence is critical to stability.

Stocks are expected to rise as investors monitor geopolitical developments and upcoming data releases.

Estimates expect a 1.6% drop in 2025 versus 2024, a small improvement but three times faster pace is needed to meet goals.

Australia's spy agency will be empowered to recommend organizations be listed as proscribed groups under proposed legislation.

In Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung meet to discuss security and economic cooperation.

Marine Le Pen’s appeal against an embezzlement conviction opens; the outcome will determine whether she can run in the 2027 French presidential election.

The BBC asks a Florida court to dismiss Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit over edited Panorama footage of a 2021 speech.

Taiwan and the United States say they have reached a general consensus in negotiations on a proposed trade deal.

Malaysia’s minister says X could face court over Grok features alleged to violate local laws, including child-image generation.

Officials consider penalties for foreign-registered cars exploiting the RON95 subsidy; enforcement currently targets petrol stations.

The Labor Department is investigating misconduct allegations involving Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer; aides have been placed on leave.

China intensifies tax enforcement by requiring residents to disclose overseas income and investments as authorities widen data-driven oversight.

President Trump is set to meet Machado, a Venezuelan opposition figure and Nobel laureate, highlighting continued U.S. engagement with Venezuela's politics.