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ESUn trabajador muere y dos resultan heridos en accidente laboral en base de Renfe en MadridESEscalada en Medio Oriente: Irán ataca bases de EE.UU. y la amenaza nuclear israelíESCristina Narbona se desvincula de Leire Díez en la comisión del caso KoldoESFeijóo inicia la "cuenta atrás" para las elecciones generales y promete una "limpieza a fondo"ESHallado muerto Daniel Siad, 'reclutador' de modelos de Jeffrey EpsteinESSánchez y Page coinciden en la coordinación contra incendios y la emergencia climáticaESLa Comunidad Valenciana aprueba presupuestos con la polémica 'prioridad nacional' de VoxESEstados Unidos busca ingresos con aranceles; Francia prohíbe celulares en escuelas; México enfrenta subsidios y conflictosESReapertura de la Galería de Apolo del Louvre tras robo de joyasESFeijóo da por finiquitada la legislatura y promete un Gobierno de 'reconstrucción nacional'ESUn trabajador muere y dos resultan heridos en accidente laboral en base de Renfe en MadridESEscalada en Medio Oriente: Irán ataca bases de EE.UU. y la amenaza nuclear israelíESCristina Narbona se desvincula de Leire Díez en la comisión del caso KoldoESFeijóo inicia la "cuenta atrás" para las elecciones generales y promete una "limpieza a fondo"ESHallado muerto Daniel Siad, 'reclutador' de modelos de Jeffrey EpsteinESSánchez y Page coinciden en la coordinación contra incendios y la emergencia climáticaESLa Comunidad Valenciana aprueba presupuestos con la polémica 'prioridad nacional' de VoxESEstados Unidos busca ingresos con aranceles; Francia prohíbe celulares en escuelas; México enfrenta subsidios y conflictosESReapertura de la Galería de Apolo del Louvre tras robo de joyasESFeijóo da por finiquitada la legislatura y promete un Gobierno de 'reconstrucción nacional'
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Trump Media to Sell High-Speed Access to Truth Social Posts Including President's
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Donald Trump's media company plans to launch Truth PSI, a paid service offering Wall Street firms high-speed access to top Truth Social posts, including potentially the president's own market-moving announcements. Critics call it a brazen exploitation of government power for personal profit, while the company frames it as monetizing proprietary assets.

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Spirit Airlines ceases operations and US transportation secretary announces measures to help passengers
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Spirit Airlines ceases operations and US transportation secretary announces measures to help passengers

Several US airlines have agreed to cap ticket prices for Spirit customers who need to rebook canceled flightsSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxThe US secretary of transportation, Sean Duffy, has announced a series of measures to help Spirit Airlines passengers following the low-cost airline’s collapse early on Saturday after running out of cash and the failure of rescue talks with the Trump administration.Duffy said that larger US airlines, including United, Delta, JetBlue and Southwest, had agreed to cap ticket prices specifically for Spirit customers who need to rebook canceled flights, subject to a Spirit flight confirmation number and proof of payment. Continue reading...

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Spirit Airlines ceases operations after 34 years amid financial struggles and high oil prices
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Spirit Airlines ceases operations after 34 years amid financial struggles and high oil prices

Company had struggled to increase post-pandemic demand before war in Iran pushed up jet fuel costsSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxSpirit Airlines has announced that it has gone out of business after the low-cost airline ran out of cash and a rescue attempt by the Trump administration appeared to stall.The airline that once operated hundreds of daily flights on its bright yellow planes and employed about 17,000 people said that after 34 years it had “started an orderly wind-down of our operations, effective immediately”. Continue reading...

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Spirit Airlines Preparing to Cease Operations After Cash Runs Out
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Spirit Airlines Preparing to Cease Operations After Cash Runs Out

Spirit Airlines is preparing to cease operations after running out of cash, with a Trump administration rescue attempt appearing to stall. The carrier struggled to secure a deal with creditors and funding to maintain operations. The administration was working on a potential $500 million loan, and Trump suggested the government could buy the carrier. If Spirit liquidates, it will be the first major US carrier to do so since the 2008 recession. The airline has faced challenges from high oil prices and post-pandemic demand, compounded by a blocked $3.8 billion JetBlue merger in 2024.

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Powell to stay on Fed board after chair term ends, defying Trump on rate cuts
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell announced he will remain on the rate-setting board after his term ends May 15, defying Trump demands for rate cuts. The Fed held interest rates unchanged for the third time this year, citing elevated inflation and slow job growth. Meanwhile, the Senate banking committee confirmed Kevin Warsh as Powell's potential successor, who is expected to be more amenable to Trump's rate cut calls. Powell cited ongoing investigations into Fed renovations as reason to stay.

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Powell to Stay on Fed Board After Chair Term Ends, Rates Left Unchanged
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced he will remain on the rate-setting board after his term ends May 15, citing ongoing investigations into Fed renovations. The Fed held interest rates unchanged for the third time this year, citing elevated inflation and slow job growth, despite continued pressure from Trump for rate cuts. The Senate banking committee confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair, who is expected to be more amenable to Trump's rate cut demands.

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Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged, Defying Trump; Kevin Warsh Clears Senate Path
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Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged, Defying Trump; Kevin Warsh Clears Senate Path

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75%, defying Trump's calls for a cut. Officials cited elevated inflation and slow job growth, with all but four of 12 voting members supporting the decision. The Senate banking committee confirmed Kevin Warsh as Fed chair, clearing his path to replace Jerome Powell next month. Warsh is expected to be more amenable to rate cuts than Powell, whose term ends May 15. Brent crude hit $119/barrel amid Middle East uncertainty, while US inflation stands at 3.3% versus the Fed's 2% target.

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Trump Administration Blocks Two US Wind Energy Projects, Pays Companies to Invest in Oil and Gas
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GM Expects $500M Tariff Refund After Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Levies
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JetBlue Sued Over Alleged 'Surveillance Pricing' Using Personal Data to Set Ticket Prices
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Florida AG Launches Criminal Investigation Into OpenAI Over ChatGPT's Role in FSU Shooting
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Environmental Groups Sue Trump Administration Over BP's Kaskida Oil Drilling Project
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Trump administration begins accepting refunds on over $166bn in tariffs

Claims system launches months after supreme court ruled Trump had no legal authority to impose tariffsSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxThe Trump administration began on Monday accepting applications from businesses seeking refunds for more than $166bn in tariffs, months after the supreme court ruled that the president had no legal authority to impose them.The administration launched on Monday the digital claims system, named Cape, which they said in court filings could handle about 63% of affected import filings, with the remainder to follow. Continue reading...

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