Is Trump defying the courts?

Former prime minister Theresa May rebuked new Tory leader Kemi Badenoch for claiming that achieving net zero by 2050 was "impossible." Badenoch faced backlash from business leaders and former Tory ministers for her comments, with May asserting that the goal is challenging but feasible, supported by the scientific community and necessary to combat climate change. May emphasized the importance of taking action now to prevent further climate-related risks and costs in the future. Full Article

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh raised concerns about the sales of arms and military technology to Pakistan in a meeting with the Dutch Defence Minister, citing India's long-standing battle against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and the potential destabilization of regional power dynamics. Singh emphasized the need for enhanced partnerships with Indian defence companies and urged against sharing military technology with Pakistan due to its history of terrorism support, pointing to recent instances of arms transfers by the Netherlands...

Real Madrid are targeting Bournemouth's Dean Huijsen, while the Cherries are interested in signing Liverpool's Caoimhin Kelleher. Al-Nassr are eyeing a summer bid for Arsenal's Gabriel Magalhaes. Newcastle United are preparing a new contract offer for Alexander Isak, Napoli is keen on Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund, and Victor Osimhen could go to Manchester United as part of a deal. Chelsea may pay a penalty fee to avoid a £25m obligation to buy Jadon Sancho, Arsenal's...

Zeekr, a Chinese electric car company, is offering advanced driver-assistance capabilities for free to local customers, allowing nearly autonomous driving from one pre-set destination to another with regulatory approval. This move comes as competition intensifies, with Tesla also offering its Full Self Driving system for free in China until April 16. Zeekr's CEO Andy An stated that the company needs to invest in closing the gap on driver assistance to become a top player in...

A new trove of government files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was released by President Trump, sparking hopes of resolving lingering questions and conspiracy theories surrounding the event. Historians do not anticipate major revelations but are eager to uncover new historical insights. This release, likely one of the last, includes records on Kennedy and orders for disclosure on the assassinations of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., aiming...

Syria's foreign ministry condemned Israeli airstrikes in Daraa, where three people were killed during a commemoration event. The strike targeted an abandoned barracks, causing casualties and damage. Israel claimed it hit military sites tied to the old Syrian regime, sparking anger and calls for unity against Assad and Netanyahu. Full Article