China's state media urged Ottawa to adopt an independent China policy as Prime Minister Mark Carney visits to repair ties, and formal talks to review the USMCA are set to begin next week.
Germany will send 13 soldiers to Greenland this week for a short reconnaissance mission at Denmark's request; Sweden and Norway have also announced personnel deployments.
Chiefs say Kashechewan is under a state of emergency with no safe drinking water and are calling for a faster evacuation; governments say they are prioritizing evacuation of vulnerable residents and have engaged a specialist to address the water systems.
A new paper reports two temperate planets orbiting fully convective mid-type M dwarfs and proposes a broader “temperate” zone defined by instellation flux between 0.1 and 5 times Earth’s solar constant (about 136–6,805 W/m²).
Federal agents searched Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home and seized electronic devices as part of a classified documents investigation; the paper said she is not the focus while agents investigate a government systems administrator.
The M2 Gen2, described in the article as the most-delivered light-entry jet, has entered service equipped with Garmin Autothrottles that provide protections against over- and under-speed. The cabin and cockpit received comfort and connectivity upgrades including premium styling, wireless charging, and added co-pilot legroom.
NASA's Crew-11 is returning to Earth earlier than planned after an unnamed astronaut experienced a medical issue, and officials say the decision was not emergent but intended to allow a full medical workup on the ground.
Large funeral processions are taking place after protests that began Dec. 28 over economic hardship, and many Iranians are watching for comments from U.S. President Donald Trump as authorities have restricted communications.
The Federal Trade Commission sent letters to 20 Division I universities requesting records by March 23 to assess compliance with the Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act, with requested information dating to July 1, 2021.
Officials say Russian strikes on energy infrastructure have left large parts of the Kyiv region without reliable power, and emergency crews are working to restore supplies as temperatures fall to about -15 C.
