Musk’s X Cancels Partnership With Former CNN Anchor Don Lemon 

March 13 By Arsheeya Bajwa (Reuters) – Social media platform X has canceled its partnership with Don Lemon, it said on Wednesday, hours after the former CNN anchor said the platform’s owner Elon Musk would be his first guest in an interview due to be…

US Opens Probe Into Emergency Braking Issues in Certain Honda Vehicles 

March 11 By Ananta Agarwal and Shubhendu Deshmukh (Reuters) -U.S. auto-safety regulators on Monday launched a preliminary probe into emergency braking issues in certain Honda vehicles following complaints of crashes and fires. The problem affects the 2019-2022 models of the Honda Insight, a hybrid electric…

News Agencies Withdraw Photo of UK’s Princess of Wales 

March 10 By Kate Holton LONDON(Reuters) – Several leading news organisations have withdrawn a photograph issued by Kensington Palace of Kate, Britain’s Princess of Wales, after post-publication analysis showed it did not meet their editorial standards. The palace issued the photograph of Kate and her…

Alaska Airlines Cooperates With DOJ in Boeing 737 MAX Blowout Probe 

March 9 By Devika Nair in Bengaluru (Reuters) -Alaska Airlines said on Saturday it is cooperating with the U.S. Department of Justice after a criminal investigation was opened into the Boeing 737 MAX blowout on its flight in January. “In an event like this, it’s…

Nvidia on Cusp of Overtaking Apple as Second-Most-Valuable Company 

March 8 By Medha Singh (Reuters) – Nvidia is nipping at the heels of Apple to become the world’s second-most-valuable company, as investors cannot get enough of the semiconductor maker whose chips power popular artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT. An AI-induced jaw-dropping rally in…

Father of Michigan School Shooter Facing Manslaughter Trial 

March 7 By Brad Brooks (Reuters) – A month after a Michigan woman was convicted of manslaughter in a school shooting carried out by her son, the boy’s father faced trial for the same unusual charge. The shooting was “a nightmare that was preventable and…

Fighting Cocaine Trafficking Still a U.S. Priority -Official 

March 6 By Oliver Griffin BOGOTA (Reuters) – Fighting the cocaine trade remains a priority for the United States even as it works to tackle more lethal, synthetic drugs like fentanyl, the director of the U.S. narcotics control agency said. Rocketing consumption of fentanyl in…

South Carolina Still Cannot Defund Planned Parenthood, US Court Rules 

March 5 By Brendan Pierson (Reuters) – South Carolina cannot cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday, finding that doing so would deprive Medicaid patients of their right to choose their provider. The order marks the third time…

US Supreme Court Sidesteps Dispute Over Virginia Tech Bias Reporting Policy 

March 4 By John Kruzel WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sidestepped a conservative group’s challenge to Virginia Tech University’s policy for monitoring and reporting allegations of bias against LGBT people, racial minorities, religious groups and others, finding the case was moot. The…