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Some of the tariffs Trump imposed under different sections of the Trade Act, including on steel, aluminum, and cars, will stay.

A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Louisiana to require the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.

NPR's Matt Bloom has this report.

The number of student loan borrowers considered delinquent on their payments has nearly tripled since 2019.

NPR's Jonaki Mehta reports it's hurting students' credit scores.

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More potential delays for NASA's Artemis Moon mission, its launch window likely being pushed back from opening March 6th after NASA observed an interrupted flow of helium.

They had just addressed a liquid hydrogen leak, now NASA troubleshooting once again.

People seem to link shapes with sounds, a tendency that is thought to be related to the origin of language.

Now NPR's Nell Greenfield-Boyce reports research is showing chickens may do the same.

The U.K.

government is considering introducing legislation to remove the former Prince Andrew from the line of royal succession.

Today, King Charles' brother is eighth in line to the throne.

He was arrested Thursday on suspicion of having shared confidential trade information with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Police say they will continue to search his home on the grounds of Windsor Castle this weekend.

Andrew has denied wrongdoing.

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Chocolate prices are up some 14% compared to a year ago, even though the global price of cocoa is down around 50%.

Weather conditions have improved in West Africa, the world's top cocoa producer.

Companies like Hershey often have long-term contracts, and it can take a while to pass on savings.