The company reports millions of photos and videos of suspected child sexual abuse each year. But when ages are unclear, young people are treated as adults and the images are not reported to the authorities.
The administration said the president would announce a plan to release reserves of crude daily for six months.
Economists hoped that as households shifted spending back to services, price gains would cool. That effect might be less pronounced now.
Stocks rose 3.6 percent in March, after the S&P 500 rebounded sharply from its lowest point of the year.
A staggered lockdown on China’s commercial capital of 26 million people has sent beleaguered residents scrambling and raised fears of broader damage to the economy.
The high price of energy is driving up consumer prices across Europe, with both Germany and Spain hitting record levels.
In the 1970s, Jack Dongarra created code and concepts that allowed software to work easily with the world’s most powerful computing machines.
Along with the annual wave of tax-related phishing attempts, fake Ukrainian war-relief charities are flooding the internet.
While India and Russia have long had close ties, researchers say there are signs that social media posts parroting Kremlin talking points may not be legitimate.
Romania is buying iodide pills. Ireland enacted special incentives for its farmers to till essential crops. And military spending is rising across the continent.