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Hope for Cheaper Coffee This Summer After Price Surge

The coffee has become 42 percent more expensive due to several reasons. But a turnaround may be in sight and the summer coffee may actually become a little cheaper.

Wall Street Stocks Rise as Nvidia Leads Market Gains

On Wall Street, the stock market upswing continues following Monday's announcement of a paused trade war between China and the USA. The semiconductor giant Nvidia, up 5.7 percent, is acting as a locomotive.

H&M Uses AI to Create Digital Twins of Models in New Experiment

Photo models are scanned in and get "digital twins" when H&M experiments with AI. It opens up completely new opportunities for creativity, says creative director Jörgen Andersson. Others see dangers with the development.

Stockholm Stock Exchange Surges 2.8 Percent After Tariff Suspension

The Stockholm stock exchange took a significant leap upwards and the broad index closed with a plus of 2.8 percent. Leading European stock exchanges also moved forward following the morning's news that China and the US are suspending their tariff war.

Trump Takes Over Rose Garden Duties Amid Melania's Absence

Melania Trump has barely been seen in the White House since Donald Trump began his second term. According to The New York Times, the president has taken over a number of tasks traditionally handled by the First Lady, including taking care of the rose garden. "Where is Melania?" the newspaper asks.

Sigge Eklund Leaves Los Angeles for New York After Fire Destroys Home

Trump Names Fox Host Jeanine Pirro as Temporary Federal Prosecutor

"In a class of her own." USA's president Donald Trump appoints Jeanine Pirro, program host on Fox News and former judge, as temporary federal prosecutor in the capital area Washington DC.

80 Arrested at Pro-Palestinian Protest at Columbia University

A large number of people have been arrested in connection with a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Columbia University in New York.