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25.02.2025 15:17
Japan trade minister to seek exemption from U.S. steel tariffs Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Yoji Muto met Tuesday with steel and aluminum industry leaders to discuss higher tariffs threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump as he seeks to request an exemption for Japan. "Products exported from Japan to the United States are made with Japan's advanced technological capabilities, so they are important for the U.S. industry and economy," Muto said at the meeting, which was open to the press and attended by executives, including Japan Iron and Steel Federation Chairman and Nippon Steel Corp. President Tadashi Imai. Read full story here

25.02.2025 15:30
Diet panel OKs regulating election posters after chaos in Tokyo race A Japanese lower house panel on Tuesday approved a bill regulating the standards for electoral campaign posters, following the chaos caused in last year's Tokyo gubernatorial race over the display of posters. The ruling and opposition parties are hoping to have the bill to revise the public offices election law enacted in the current Diet session and take effect before the Tokyo metropolitan assembly election in late June. Read full story here

25.02.2025 15:56
Japan ruling bloc, small opposition party reach deal to pass budget Japan's ruling coalition and a small opposition party on Tuesday formally agreed on measures to ensure free high school education and advance social security reforms, clearing a major hurdle for enacting the state budget for the next fiscal year. The agreement marks the culmination of efforts by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito party to win over the Japan Innovation Party, which has hinted at supporting the government's budget plan if its requests are met. Read full story here

25.02.2025 17:09
Confusion grows over Elon Musk demanding employee justification There is growing confusion for federal employees as government leaders tell their staff they shouldn抰 answer Elon Musk抯 email ordering them to justify their job or face termination. The office that sent the email says responses are voluntary, but a new order from Musk makes it clear they're obligated to comply. 揊ailure to respond a second time will result in termination, Musk posted on X. NBC抯 Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.

25.02.2025 17:30
Johnson hopes to hold House budget vote this week House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republicans are looking to vote this week on a budget resolution in-line with President Donald Trump抯 agenda. NBC News Julie Tsirkin reports on how some GOP lawmakers are pleading that Medicaid and Medicare not be cut.