Russia and Ukraine trade strikes and Fed unlikely to change interest rate: Morning Rundown
Russia and Ukraine trade strikes. Fed’s anticipated interest rate decision amid market turmoil. Do judges have too much power? SEC dominates March Madness.
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Russia and Ukraine trade strikes. Fed’s anticipated interest rate decision amid market turmoil. Do judges have too much power? SEC dominates March Madness.
U.S. support for Taiwan has ebbed and flowed throughout the decades. Here’s what’s at stake as Trump rewrites the rules of diplomacy.
The blobfish, a deep-sea creature that has been described as the world’s ugliest animal, was named New Zealand’s Fish of the Year.
Democrats do not want to repeat the mistakes of last week, when they split over the GOP’s stopgap measure to avoid a federal government shutdown.
The PTPA accuses the ATP, WTA, ITF and the ITIA of exploiting tennis players and jeopardising their health and safety.
More than 60,000 new pages are now accessible. But historians are trying to answer whether they tell us anything new.
A new report says that Afghan refugees are facing “intensified abusive tactics” in Pakistan amid ongoing pressure for deportation of illegal foreigners and Afghan citizen card holders.
Officials made 3,254 egg-related seizures in January and February 2025, according to new data released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). That’s more than twice as many egg seizures compared to the 1,508 events the same two months a year ago.
Sympathy towards wartime Russia has deep historical roots, back to the Cold War era and earlier.
As astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams acclimatize to Earth, the effects of being stranded in space for nine months, and their recovery, will give scientists a chance to improve preparations for long distance flights.
The meeting comes amid an M23 advance that has seen the rebels seize two cities in eastern DR Congo.
The bombing is not of the same scale as it was on Tuesday, but it shows no let-up in Israel’s fresh assault.
The attacks came hours after Vladimir Putin said Russia would stop targeting Ukrainian energy sites.
Known as the world’s ugliest animal for its lumpy appearance, the blobfish makes a stunning comeback.