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Stellantis stock rises 13% as automaker’s turnaround plan, cost cuts gain traction
Stellantis shares rose 13% following stronger-than-expected third-quarter results and confirmation of its turnaround plan progress, with management reaffirming 2026 guidance and targeting positive free cash flow next year.
Northampton 28-14 Gloucester: Saints come from behind to beat in-form Gloucester
Northampton Saints defeated in-form Gloucester 28-14, scoring 28 unanswered points to overcome a 14-point deficit at Franklin’s Gardens.
Trump’s student loan overhaul could lead to more bankruptcy filings, former judge says
A former federal bankruptcy judge warns that Trump’s recent student loan overhaul could drive increased bankruptcy filings by creating unsustainable debt burdens for borrowers, particularly those pursuing advanced degrees.
As homeownership gets harder, more buyers are getting down payment help. What parents should know
Forty percent of homeowners received down payment assistance in 2026, up from 35% in 2023, with family serving as the primary source of support for younger buyers facing affordability challenges.
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Canada flight cancelled after child refuses to wear seat belt
A Porter Airlines flight from Victoria to Toronto was cancelled after a child refused to wear a seat belt, forcing passengers to be rebooked on a flight the following day.
US stocks edge further from their records as oil prices keep swinging
U.S. stocks declined Tuesday as oil prices continued volatile swings following the U.S.-Israel attack on Iran in late February, which disrupted Middle Eastern crude supplies.
Luigi Mangione murder trial to have anonymous jury and overflow seating
A judge set ground rules for Luigi Mangione’s murder trial, ordering an anonymous jury and overflow seating due to the case’s high-profile nature and significant public attention.
Mexican reinforcements expected for wildfire fight in western Canada after 20,000 flee
About 100 Mexican firefighters were expected to arrive to help combat a deadly wildfire in western Canada that has forced 20,000 people to evacuate near Okanagan Lake.
Severe weather pounds Illinois and Indiana, knocking out power as tornado warning sirens blare
Severe weather knocked out power to over 600,000 customers across Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio on Tuesday, with tornado warnings and wind gusts exceeding 80 mph affecting the Chicago area.
Britain’s Andy Green sets another speed record, this time for fastest run in a hydrogen-powered car
British driver Andy Green set a new world record by driving a hydrogen-powered car to 406.320 mph at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats on Tuesday, showcasing the technology’s potential.
FACT FOCUS: Trump makes false claims as he signs order urging revisions around childhood vaccines
President Trump signed an executive order recommending changes to childhood vaccine schedules while making several false claims about vaccine safety and autism, according to fact-checkers.
Federal report says firefighting tactics at Maine lumber mill explosion aided the blast
Federal investigators found that firefighters’ water application tactics at a Maine lumber mill explosion inadvertently contributed to the deadly May 15 blast that killed three people and injured 13 others.
Tiffany Haddish avoids additional jail time after pleading guilty in Georgia traffic case
Tiffany Haddish pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor alcohol-related driving charge from a 2022 Georgia arrest, avoiding additional jail time and receiving 12 months’ probation.
US adds 175,000 April jobs as hiring slows and unemployment stays steady
US employers added 175,000 jobs in April as hiring slowed and the unemployment rate edged up to 3.9%, marking the 40th consecutive month of job gains.
US job market grows amid threats of mass federal layoffs and Trump tariffs
The US labor market added 151,000 jobs in February as federal job losses were offset by hiring in healthcare and other sectors, though uncertainty around tariffs and government layoffs clouds the economic outlook.
US lost 105,000 jobs in October and added 64,000 in November, according to delayed data
US employment grew by 64,000 jobs in November, exceeding economist expectations, though the unemployment rate climbed to 4.6%, a four-year high, amid concerns about labor market weakness.