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Pro-EU centrist in Romania’s tense presidential race takes lead, preliminary data shows

Pro-EU centrist in Romania’s tense presidential race takes lead, prelimin data shows

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Tokyo office buildings facing extended vacancies surge in 3 years

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US-China trade truce offers little hope for Japanese automakers

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DNC will redo party elections for David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta’s posts after procedural error
The Democratic National Committee has voted to hold new elections for two of its vice chair positions after a procedural challenge, meaning Florida activist David Hogg and Pennsylvania state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, who were elected to the party’s executive committee in Febru, have to run again in order to keep their positions. They won’t have…
Defense lawyers rest their case
Lawyers for Karen Read rested their case Wednesday, nearly two weeks after they began mounting a defense that sought to undermine allegations that she drunkenly backed her SUV into her boyfriend, a Boston police officer, and left him for dead three years ago. The case, which prompted intense media coverage and allegations of law enforcement…
Diddy’s lawyers portray ‘hotel nights’ as consensual encounters
This is a free article for Diddy on Trial newsletter subscribers. Sign up to get exclusive reporting and analysis throughout Sean Combs’ federal trial. U.S. government prosecutors have presented the drug-dazed, marathon sexual encounters known as “freak offs” as part of Diddy’s sweeping criminal conspiracy. But in a forceful cross-examination of Diddy’s ex-girlfriend “Jane” today,…
A ‘shadow’ Fed chair could be coming. Who it could be and how markets might react.
Under normal circumstances, moderating inflation and a weakening labor market would make an easy case for interest rate cuts. But these aren’t normal times, and a scattering of headwinds on the horizon have made Federal Reserve officials leery of easing monet policy for fear that the inflation fight isn’t over. That sentiment is setting up…
Canon, Fujifilm face GE HealthCare’s growing scope
TOKYO — U.S.-based GE HealthCare Technologies has expanded its reach in Japan while wielding market-leading computed tomography (CT) scanners as well as diagnostic drugs, pushing local players Canon and Fujifilm Holdings to try to counter its substantially larger scale. GE HealthCare entered the field of surgical treatment with an acquisition in 2021 and was spun…
Government can’t hold Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil, federal judge rules
The federal judge presiding over Mahmoud Khalil’s case ruled that the Trump administration, for now, cannot deport or detain the Columbia University activist based on a determination by U.S. Secret of State Marco Rubio. The judge’s order will not take effect until Friday, allowing the government time to appeal. Rubio has cited an obscure provision…
Kristen Bell reveals the one thing ‘Nobody Wants This’ fans say to her
Kristen Bell says there’s one thing that fans always tell her about her hit Netflix show “Nobody Wants This.” While speaking about the series with NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff in a joint interview her co-star Adam Brody, Bell revealed the common thing people tell her when they talk about her rom-com. “This has happened…
LG eyes more US production, cutback in tariff-hit Vietnam
SEOUL — LG Electronics is considering boosting capacity in the U.S. while scaling back manufacturing in Vietnam in response to the Trump administration’s sweeping tariff policy. The aim is to minimize the U.S. trade war’s impact on the South Korea company’s North American business, LG’s second-biggest market after its home country, as higher material costs…