Stories from March 31, 2026

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon acknowledged that economic opportunity is deteriorating for significant portions of American society.

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A windsurfer in San Francisco Bay collided with a whale and was knocked off his board but escaped without injury.

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Delta pilots contacted JFK air traffic control tower instead of LaGuardia's during final descent approach, a critical communication error during landing.

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A Canadian CEO faced backlash after posting condolences in English only, triggering controversy over language politics and bilingual expectations in Canada.

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Bosnia qualified for the World Cup by defeating Italy in a penalty shootout.

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Apple's manufacturing and market dependence on China creates concentrated supply chain and geopolitical risks for the company.

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Defense Secretary Hegseth lifts suspension of Army helicopter crews who hovered over Kid Rock's home without investigation penalty.

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A court suspended an order requiring Voice of America employees to return to physical workplaces.

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A federal judge rejected an IRS pact that allowed tax-exempt churches to endorse political candidates.

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Environmental groups claim Mexico misrepresented the source of an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Bipartisan senators introduced legislation to lower barriers for rural homebuyers by expanding access to federal housing assistance programs.