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Bayer says it could stop producing the world's most popular weed killer.

Bayer could stop making world’s most popular weed killer over cancer concerns

China is ordering its airlines to halt orders of Boeing aircraft and U.S. aircraft supplies amid a trade war with the U.S.

China orders airlines to stop orders of Boeing aircraft amid trade war with US

Ahead of upcoming nuclear discussions with Iran, the U.S. Navy deployed the USS Carl Vinson and its accompanying vessels to the Arabian Sea. As of Monday, April 14, satellite images showed the Vinson operating near Yemen, alongside the Ticonderoga-class USS Princeton and two Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers, the USS Sterett, and USS William P. Lawrence. This deployment supplements the USS Harry S. Truman, which has been active in air operations targeting Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen since March.

2nd carrier strike group arrives in Middle East as US presses Iran for nuclear deal

Tariff talks focus on computer chips, assessing America's ability to handle the workload amid foreign manufacturing reliance.

Trump admin probes imports of computer chips, pharmaceuticals

A new report warns, Haiti's government is at risk of being overthrown by violent gangs as they plan to target security forces.

Haitian government may be overthrown by gangs, say Caribbean nations

China opened a new military base at Ream Naval Station in Cambodia, giving it strategic access to key maritime routes in Southeast Asia.

China ‘opens’ new overseas military base in Cambodia

El Salvador's president said during an Oval Office meeting with President Trump that he has "no power" to bring Abrego Garcia back to the U.S.

El Salvador’s president claims he can’t return Abrego Garcia to US

Nvidia announced the U.S. will produce AI supercomputers domestically with new factories. The effort aims to boost AI production.

US to launch domestic production of Nvidia AI supercomputers

Hundreds of thousands of Cubans in the U.S. face deportation as the Trump administration targets special privileges for Cuban migrants.

Over 500K Cubans in US may be deported as Trump targets protections

Ukraine publicly demonstrated its domestically developed Tryzub laser weapon system for the first time, revealing new capabilities in its air defense arsenal. The presentation took place during a European defense industry conference, where Ukrainian military officials showcased video footage of the system in action and outlined its operational range.

Ukraine reveals laser weapon that destroys drones, missiles and aircraft

Ghana faces pressure to pass anti-witchcraft law as Amnesty International reports violence and human rights abuses against women.

Ghana women cast out over witchcraft claims say the law has failed them

A convicted Chinese spy has been taken into custody by ICE amid President Trump's ramped up deportation efforts.

Convicted Chinese spy running New Jersey sushi shop detained by ICE

President Donald Trump announced his administration is considering imposing tariffs on semiconductors and the electronics supply chain.

Trump looks to impose more tariffs in ‘near future’

President Trump will speak to the El Salvadoran president after the White House accidentally deported a Maryland man.

President Trump, President Bukele to discuss deported Maryland man

Clergy and faithful gathered Sunday, April 13, at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem to celebrate Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday celebrations across the globe highlight faith and unity

At least 34 people are dead and more than 80 injured after two Russian missiles struck northern Ukraine on Sunday.

Russian missile strike in Ukraine’s Sumy leaves 34 dead and over 80 injured

Authorities are searching for an American pastor who was kidnapped during a church service in South Africa, the BBC reported.

Kidnappings surge in South Africa as American pastor remains missing

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been told to evacuate parts of Gaza, as the IDF expands its military takeover of the territory.

Palestinians told to evacuate more of Gaza, as Israel expands military takeover

Iran and the U.S. concluded their first face-to-face talks regarding Tehran's nuclear program since the Obama administration on Saturday.

Iran, US engaged in ‘friendly’ nuclear negotiations; 2nd meeting scheduled

The Trump administration failed to comply with a judge's order to provide information on wrongfully deported Maryland man.

Deadline passes for Trump admin to provide info on deported Maryland man

Australia deploys Anzac frigates in joint naval drills, reinforcing submarine defense and maritime readiness with support from New Zealand.

Australia’s warships hunt submarines in high-stakes defense drill

China warned that no one wins in a tariff war, but long-term competition in global manufacturing, and Chinese goods, is now at the forefront.

Beyond China-US tariffs, officials warn of ‘tsunami’ of cheap Chinese goods

Trump’s recent tariff policies have drawn comparisons to the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, with economists warning of similar consequences.

What is the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act? The 1930 tariffs didn’t age well

The head of the US military base in Greenland has been fired after an email she sent distancing herself from Vice President Vance's criticism of Denmark.

US fires head of military base in Greenland for ‘undermining’ Vance

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