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on March 30, 2025 at 3:00 pm He Wanted to Fix Local News. It’s Harder Than He Thought.​Katherine Sayre

An entrepreneur who owns 92 local newspapers confronts tariffs, distrust of print outlets and changing news diets

An entrepreneur who owns 92 local newspapers confronts tariffs, distrust of print outlets and changing news diets

on March 30, 2025 at 2:00 pm Copper Is 2025’s Hottest Commodity​Ryan Dezember

Copper prices in the U.S. surged ahead of those in the rest of world in the first quarter and notched a record, showing how the threat of tariffs is lifting costs.

Copper prices in the U.S. surged ahead of those in the rest of world in the first quarter and notched a record, showing how the threat of tariffs is lifting costs.

on March 30, 2025 at 1:21 pm Myanmar Rescuers Race Against Time to Find Trapped Earthquake Survivors​Feliz Solomon

Rescuers raced against fears that the death toll could rise sharply as the end of a 72-hour window in which most people trapped in rubble are reasonably expected to survive neared.

Rescuers raced against fears that the death toll could rise sharply as the end of a 72-hour window in which most people trapped in rubble are reasonably expected to survive neared.

on March 30, 2025 at 1:00 pm Maine Gov. Janet Mills won’t give President Trump the apology he wants even as his administration launches probes into the state and threatens to pull federal funding​Zusha Elinson

The White House warns this “will not end well” for Democratic Gov. Janet Mills in an escalating fight over federal education funding.

The White House warns this “will not end well” for Democratic Gov. Janet Mills in an escalating fight over federal education funding.

on March 30, 2025 at 9:30 am Tariffs on steel and aluminum imports have increased costs for screws and other fasteners, affecting manufacturers across many industries​Bob Tita

Levies on steel and aluminum are reaching deeper in supply chains and spawning a hunt for domestic producers of some of manufacturing’s smallest components.

Levies on steel and aluminum are reaching deeper in supply chains and spawning a hunt for domestic producers of some of manufacturing’s smallest components.

on March 29, 2025 at 3:00 pm The Race to Save a Salamander That Spawned a Global Cottage Industry​Robert P. Walzer

From TikTok to McDonald’s Happy Meals, Mexico’s ancient axolotl is everywhere, except where it is supposed to be—in the wild.

From TikTok to McDonald’s Happy Meals, Mexico’s ancient axolotl is everywhere, except where it is supposed to be—in the wild.

on March 29, 2025 at 2:32 pm Thousands Feared Dead in Catastrophic Myanmar Earthquakes​Gabriele Steinhauser

A series of violent tremors felt across a swath of Southeast Asia crumbled buildings, roads and monuments.

A series of violent tremors felt across a swath of Southeast Asia crumbled buildings, roads and monuments.

on March 29, 2025 at 1:20 pm Why the Myanmar Earthquake Was So Destructive​Jon Emont

Some estimates predict more than 10,000 people died in the quake and that economic losses could exceed the gross domestic product of the already poor country.

Some estimates predict more than 10,000 people died in the quake and that economic losses could exceed the gross domestic product of the already poor country.

on March 29, 2025 at 1:13 pm In a Mississippi River community especially reliant on exports, business owners respond the only way they know how: “Get my ass out and sell more cheese.”​Joe Barrett

In a Mississippi River community reliant on exports, business owners respond the only way they know how: “Get my ass out and sell more cheese.”

In a Mississippi River community reliant on exports, business owners respond the only way they know how: “Get my ass out and sell more cheese.”