NEADS World Class Service Dogs urgently seeks volunteers in Massachusetts to raise 13 Labrador retriever puppies poised to become future service dogs. Puppy raisers provide crucial care and training, transforming these pups into life-changing companions.

BNP Paribas has announced the potential stabilisation of SNF Group’s securities offering during the pre-stabilisation period. The financial institution may take measures, including over-allotment and market transactions, to support the securities’ market price in accordance with EU regulations.

In a significant move within the aviation industry, Air France-KLM has proposed a EUR300 million offer to acquire a 51% stake in Air Europa, according to a recent report. The proposal signals a potential shift in airline partnerships and ownership structures.

Despite leading efforts to reduce federal government staff, Elon Musk plans to double the Department of Government Efficiency’s team. Critics raise concerns about the agency’s rapid expansion and lack of transparency amid widespread job cuts.

Connecticut officials are urgently seeking to block new tariffs on Canadian electricity that could drive up energy costs for consumers already burdened by high bills. U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal warns that the 10% tariffs imposed by President Donald J. Trump may lead to a “tsunami of skyrocketing prices,” impacting both electricity and gasoline prices across the state.

In his latest annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Warren Buffett warns of the significant threat that climate change poses to the company’s core insurance business. As unpredictable weather events increase, Buffett highlights the potential for staggering insurance losses ahead.

Tesla is recalling over 375,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to a power steering issue that could increase the risk of a crash, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

In honor of Glasgow’s 850th birthday, the historic City Chambers Banqueting Hall will host an unprecedented professional wrestling event on March 15, presented by Blockbuster Pro Wrestling.

Despite the U.S. Constitution barring a third presidential term, Donald Trump is openly flirting with the idea, igniting support from allies and alarm from critics who accuse him of overreaching executive power.

The New York Yankees are turning a new page in their storied history by allowing well-groomed beards, concluding a nearly 50-year-old grooming policy that defined the team’s clean-cut image. Managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner announced the change after consulting with numerous former and current players.

Grab Holdings has released its recent earnings report, prompting discussions about its investment potential. Analyst Neil Rozenbaum delves into the company’s performance in a newly published video.

Download Festival 2025 has revealed its day splits, announcing which artists will perform on each day of the festival weekend. This early disclosure comes ahead of the official set times, allowing fans to start planning and igniting speculation about potential artist clashes.

A new free thrift store called QMNTY Closet has opened in Pittsburgh, providing gender-affirming clothing and resources to trans and queer individuals. Operated by Trans YOUniting and Proud Haven, the store aims to offer a safe and welcoming shopping experience.

Luigi Mangione, accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is set to make his first court appearance since his December arraignment on murder and terrorism charges. Facing both state and federal indictments that could include the death penalty, the case has sparked debates over jurisdiction and concerns about potential jury bias.

President Trump’s overtures to Vladimir Putin have sparked speculation about a potential rift in the strong partnership between Moscow and Beijing, potentially reshaping global alliances. Experts weigh in on the feasibility and implications of this strategy.

After years of debilitating digestive issues and misdiagnoses, 34-year-old Liam Hickman found relief through a simple food intolerance test. By eliminating problematic foods, he transformed his health and now advocates for wider acceptance of such testing.

Linda McMahon’s nomination to become Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education moves forward after a narrow Senate committee vote. The advancement comes as the Trump administration seeks to dismantle the federal agency, intensifying debates over the future of education in the United States.

In the wake of Measure R’s narrow defeat, the Red Bluff City Council is weighing new tax proposals to fund urgent road repairs. With worsening road conditions and differing opinions among council members, the decision hinges on public trust and the choice between a general or special tax.

An audit by Pennsylvania Auditor General Tim DeFoor revealed that five of the state’s largest cyber charter schools amassed a combined $619 million in reserves. DeFoor is calling for urgent tuition reform to address the outdated funding formula he says allows these schools to accumulate excessive taxpayer funds.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denounced Hamas for returning the body of a Gaza woman instead of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas during a ceasefire agreement. Calling the act a “cruel and malicious violation,” Netanyahu vowed that Hamas would “pay the full price” for their actions amid the fragile pause in a 15-month-long conflict.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s meeting with U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg in Kyiv has renewed hopes for a robust security agreement amid ongoing tensions from the Russia-Ukraine war. The discussions focused on battlefield dynamics, prisoner of war returns, and securing lasting peace for Ukraine.