The United States added fewer jobs than economists expected in February, the first full month under President Donald Trump, according to government data published on Friday. Employers hired 151,000 workers last month, not reaching expectations of 170,000 added jobs. The unemployment rate increased up to 4.1%, which remains a historically low figure. The stock market…
London – Eurostar trains in London, including all trains that go north of France, they stopped abruptly on Friday morning after an unexplained bomb was discovered dating from World War II near the roads, authorities said. The inexplicated ordinance was discovered at approximately 1.5 miles north of Gare du Nord in Saint Denis, an area…
Earlier this month, Kerry Doyle sat in a Boston area court to observe a routine deportation hearing, one of the thousands of similar procedures that take place in the immigration courts throughout the country every day. It was the last step before Doyle, 59, joined the ranks of the approximately 700 immigration judges of the…
At night, four university students from Idaho were stabbed to death in a shared house outside the campus, two of the roommates of the victims frantically tried to reach their friends, according to extracted text messages included in judicial documents that were available on Thursday. The presentations in the case against the suspect Bryan Kohberger…
Seven weeks after an explosion sent pieces of a spacex spacecraft launch vehicle fell to the Atlantic, the company again launched its largest and most powerful rocket on Thursday before Starship’s attitude control, several engines and finally communications with the control of the mission. The spacecraft of more than 400 feet, driven by a super…
The radical tariffs issued by President Donald Trump this week altered relations with the main US business partners, started the stock market and fueled diplomatic tensions. The Trump administration slapped 25% of the assets of the goods of Mexico and Canada, as well as 10% of the imports of China imports. The new round of…
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing to fire up to 80,000 workers in the coming weeks in the last phase of the Trump administration efforts to remodel the Federal Work Force, according to an internal memorandum obtained by ABC News. The Secretary of VA, Doug Collins, later confirmed the planned cuts in a video…
US actions fell into early trade on Thursday when the consequences of Trump administration tariffs continued in the markets. The industrial average Dow Jones fell around 400 points, or almost 1%, while the S& P 500 fell 1.3%. The nasdaq technological heavy sank 1.8%. The mass sale deleted some of the market profits delivered one…
While Donald Trump seeks to remodel the federal government at dizzying speed, his administration has encountered an avalanche of litigation that challenges the legality of his first actions in office. With more than 100 federal demands presented from the inauguration, Trump and its administration have been sued three times for each business day that the…
President Donald Trump is expected to take the extraordinary step this week of ordering his Secretary of Education to dissolve the United States Department of Education by executive order, according to sources familiar with a draft. A draft of the Executive Order calls the Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to facilitate a closure of the…
