Latest News
Clear, factual reporting across Business, Technology, Health, Politics, and Science.
lite.news is a news feed and wire service for publishers and platforms. Below is a live sample of our continuously updated reporting. Learn more about accessing and reusing our reporting | Get News Feeds
-
Supreme Court Blocks Trump-Era Tariffs Imposed Under IEEPA
A ruling vacates numerous tariffs and sends refund claims exceeding $133 billion to lower courts, according to reports.
-
India’s Mango Sector Adopts New Methods to Tackle Climate Challenges
India's mango production reached 26.3 million tonnes. Yield losses from unseasonal rainfall have affected up to 80% in some regions, reports say.
-
Citizens Advice Highlights Key Social Policy Concerns in 2024/25 Report
Citizens Advice's 2024/25 report details rising debt and eviction cases, using client issues to inform policy research, according to the organization.
-
Supreme Court Blocks IEEPA Tariffs, Trump Raises Global Import Duties
On October 16, the Supreme Court ruled against Trump's IEEPA tariffs. Reports indicate this decision led to a rise in global import duties.
-
TSA PreCheck and Global Entry Suspended Amid Government Shutdown
A statement indicates TSA PreCheck and Global Entry will be paused starting February 22, 2026, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Public Health Club at Pacific University Gains Campus Visibility
Pacific University's Public Health Club, led by Autumn Mann, gained visibility after a feature in the Pacific Index on February 21, 2026.
-
Artemis II Rocket Passes Key Fueling Test Ahead of Planned March Launch
NASA completed a second fueling test for the Artemis II rocket. A potential launch is set for March 6, 2026, according to reports.
-
Artemis II Launch Delayed After NASA Detects Helium Flow Issue
NASA has postponed the Artemis II mission due to a helium flow issue in the upper stage, with the next launch window set for April 2026.
-
Neutron Stars Near Milky Way’s Center Offer New Research Opportunities
A magnetar identified near Sagittarius A* orbits at 0.33 light-years, according to researchers. A 2026 study noted a nearby pulsar's rapid spin.
-
Debate Over Human Spaceflight Weighs Costs, Benefits, and Purpose
Debate continues over human spaceflight's value, with ISS costs at $150 billion raising questions about scientific returns and future missions.