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Gold Hits Record, Stocks Diverge As Trump Fuels Fed Fears
Gold reached $3,500 an ounce for the first time Tuesday as US President Donald Trump's tariffs and verbal assault on the Federal Reserve prompted investors to snap up the safe-haven asset.
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Uber Sued by FTC Over ‘Deceptive’ Subscription Sign-Ups
Uber was sued by the US Federal Trade Commission. In a complaint filed Monday, the FTC alleges the company charged consumers for its Uber One product without their consent, misled users about the program’s savings and made it “unreasonably” burdensome to cancel the service.
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US Urges Curb Of Google's Search Dominance As AI Looms
US government attorneys urged a federal judge Monday to make Google spin off its Chrome browser, arguing artificial intelligence is poised to ramp up the tech giant's online search dominance.
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"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
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Who Is Yves-Francois Blanchet, The Quebec Voice In Canadian Polls
In the lead-up to the April 28 Canadian federal elections, all eyes are once again on Quebec - a province with a unique political identity and the power to sway the national balance of power.
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Will Jagmeet Singh Be Kingmaker Again? His Impact On Canada Elections
As the pivotal federal election in Canada nears, focus is back on the leader of the country's left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), Jagmeet Singh, who is looking to be the kingmaker in the country's next government.
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Canada Polls 2025: Key Indian-Origin Candidates Running For Canada Federal Elections 2025
These candidates, among others, are vying for seats in the Canadian parliament, and their campaigns reflect the diversity and complexity of the Indian Canadian community.
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Trump's Feud With Harvard Risks Critical Research Into Lou Gehrig's Disease
David Walt's project is one of many that's getting caught in the middle of what's poised to become a protracted political and legal fight over the government's ability to dictate conditions to the nation's private universities.
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Trump Admin Studying Options To Fire US Federal Reserve Chief: White House
US President Donald Trump and his administration are studying whether dismissing independent Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell is an option, his top White House economic aide said Friday.
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Pierre Poilievre: Journey From Being A Paper Boy To Canada's PM-Candidate
Pierre Poilievre, the combative Conservative leader known for his fiery speeches, is closer than ever to the Prime Minister's Office. As Canada preps for a federal election on April 28, Poilievre finds himself in a two-way showdown with Mark Carney.
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Luigi Mangione Faces Federal Charges, Death In Insurance Executive's Murder
A federal grand jury has indicted Luigi Mangione, who is accused of murdering a UnitedHealth Group executive in New York last year, allowing prosecutors to seek the death penalty in his case, according to court filings.
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Who Is US Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell, Why Is Trump Angry With Him
Jerome Powell is often seen as the most powerful central banker in the world, overseeing the US economy and the dollar, the world's reserve currency.
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Immigration Curbs, Donald Trump: What's Dominating Canada Polls Debate
During a crucial French-language debate in Montreal, Liberal Party leader Mark Carney and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre emphasised the need for continued immigration restrictions.
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Google Illegally Dominated 2 Markets For Online Ad Technology: US Judge
Alphabet's Google illegally dominated two markets for online advertising technology, a federal judge said on Thursday, dealing another blow to the tech titan in an antitrust case brought by the US.
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Over 130 International Students In US To Join Lawsuit Over Revoked Visas
More than 130 international students across the United States have joined a federal lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of unlawfully canceling their visas, jeopardizing their legal status in the country, court documents show.
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Gold Hits Record, Stocks Diverge As Trump Fuels Fed Fears
Gold reached $3,500 an ounce for the first time Tuesday as US President Donald Trump's tariffs and verbal assault on the Federal Reserve prompted investors to snap up the safe-haven asset.
-
Uber Sued by FTC Over ‘Deceptive’ Subscription Sign-Ups
Uber was sued by the US Federal Trade Commission. In a complaint filed Monday, the FTC alleges the company charged consumers for its Uber One product without their consent, misled users about the program’s savings and made it “unreasonably” burdensome to cancel the service.
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US Urges Curb Of Google's Search Dominance As AI Looms
US government attorneys urged a federal judge Monday to make Google spin off its Chrome browser, arguing artificial intelligence is poised to ramp up the tech giant's online search dominance.
-
"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
-
Who Is Yves-Francois Blanchet, The Quebec Voice In Canadian Polls
In the lead-up to the April 28 Canadian federal elections, all eyes are once again on Quebec - a province with a unique political identity and the power to sway the national balance of power.
-
Will Jagmeet Singh Be Kingmaker Again? His Impact On Canada Elections
As the pivotal federal election in Canada nears, focus is back on the leader of the country's left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), Jagmeet Singh, who is looking to be the kingmaker in the country's next government.
-
Canada Polls 2025: Key Indian-Origin Candidates Running For Canada Federal Elections 2025
These candidates, among others, are vying for seats in the Canadian parliament, and their campaigns reflect the diversity and complexity of the Indian Canadian community.
-
Trump's Feud With Harvard Risks Critical Research Into Lou Gehrig's Disease
David Walt's project is one of many that's getting caught in the middle of what's poised to become a protracted political and legal fight over the government's ability to dictate conditions to the nation's private universities.
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Trump Admin Studying Options To Fire US Federal Reserve Chief: White House
US President Donald Trump and his administration are studying whether dismissing independent Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell is an option, his top White House economic aide said Friday.
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Pierre Poilievre: Journey From Being A Paper Boy To Canada's PM-Candidate
Pierre Poilievre, the combative Conservative leader known for his fiery speeches, is closer than ever to the Prime Minister's Office. As Canada preps for a federal election on April 28, Poilievre finds himself in a two-way showdown with Mark Carney.
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Luigi Mangione Faces Federal Charges, Death In Insurance Executive's Murder
A federal grand jury has indicted Luigi Mangione, who is accused of murdering a UnitedHealth Group executive in New York last year, allowing prosecutors to seek the death penalty in his case, according to court filings.
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Who Is US Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell, Why Is Trump Angry With Him
Jerome Powell is often seen as the most powerful central banker in the world, overseeing the US economy and the dollar, the world's reserve currency.
-
Immigration Curbs, Donald Trump: What's Dominating Canada Polls Debate
During a crucial French-language debate in Montreal, Liberal Party leader Mark Carney and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre emphasised the need for continued immigration restrictions.
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Google Illegally Dominated 2 Markets For Online Ad Technology: US Judge
Alphabet's Google illegally dominated two markets for online advertising technology, a federal judge said on Thursday, dealing another blow to the tech titan in an antitrust case brought by the US.
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Over 130 International Students In US To Join Lawsuit Over Revoked Visas
More than 130 international students across the United States have joined a federal lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of unlawfully canceling their visas, jeopardizing their legal status in the country, court documents show.
