Japan recorded a 57.3 billion yen trade surplus in February, reversing a deficit. Exports rose 4.2%, imports 10.2%.
Labor rights activist Dolores Huerta claims César Chavez sexually abused her, leading to calls for change.
Maria Lazar, a Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate, incorrectly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned. This highlights the significance of historical knowledge in judicial roles.
U.S. eases sanctions on Venezuela’s PDVSA, allowing oil sales to boost global supply amid Iran conflict impacts.
Paraguay ratifies the Mercosur-EU trade deal, finalizing South American approval for a major global trade agreement.
A new trade pact between Indonesia and the U.S. reshapes economic ties, boosting energy cooperation and mineral access.
Jay Allen, a Trump supporter, faces challenges as tariffs increase costs for his manufacturing business in Arkansas.
An Arkansas law requiring the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms was struck down by a federal judge.
Alabama’s Supreme Court rules police can demand ID if verbal responses are unsatisfactory, impacting state law interpretation.
Vatican’s appeals tribunal declared a mistrial in the “trial of the century,” impacting Pope Francis’ legacy.
Gas prices in Virginia are surging due to global tensions, with prices up 20 cents from last week and 68 cents from last month.
Joe Kent resigns as director of the National Counterterrorism Center, citing concerns over Trump’s Iran military strikes.
