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Donald Trump remains steadfast on his tariff plan, causing market uncertainty and sparking global tensions. The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to deport more people under the Alien Enemies Act, with some concessions. A new NCAA men's tournament champion is crowned. The Trump administration is considering drone strikes on Mexican cartels to combat drug trafficking. Full Article

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Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir praised top draftee Murphy Reid for his growing impact, showcasing an impressive performance with 16 touches, a goal, and two goal assists. Despite being overlooked for the Rising Star nomination, Longmuir highlighted Reid's maturity, growth mindset, and increasing importance to the team. The Dockers' win was tempered by injuries to Nathan O’Driscoll and Luke Jackson, while Nat Fyfe's recovery from a knee injury could see him return soon, with considerations for...

The Workers' Party (WP) expressed disappointment with US tariffs on Singapore and called for bilateral negotiations and all options to be considered in response. The party emphasized the need for a rational approach at both international and domestic levels, including utilizing existing dispute settlement mechanisms and strengthening trade relationships within ASEAN and larger trade blocs. WP also highlighted the opportunity for Singapore firms to benefit from regional competitors hit by higher tariffs and called for...

Super Rugby has emerged as the dominant football code in 2025, surpassing the NRL and A-League in media value, with Super Rugby Pacific experiencing a 12% increase in viewership after three rounds. Sky TV and New Zealand Rugby have reported ongoing growth in audience numbers, with Australia seeing a 30% rise in viewership after eight rounds. These impressive statistics have reinvigorated broadcast negotiations and solidified Super Rugby as a highly sought-after entertainment property. Full Article

With bags packed and flights booked, South Africa's young chess prodigies Beauwin and Deauwin Rens are set to represent their country at the World Youth Rapid and Blitz Championships in Greece. The siblings are fully prepared to showcase their skills on the world stage, with accommodation already arranged for their stay during the competition. The Rens brothers are ready to make their mark and compete against top international talents in this prestigious chess event. Full...