Top Domestic Headlines: Coppola's Health, FDA's Breakthrough, Trade Tensions, AI Concerns, and More

The article highlights significant US domestic news including director Francis Ford Coppola's heart procedure, FDA's approval of Teva's Ajovy for migraines in children, shrinkage in US trade deficit amid tariffs, and other stories. Key themes include tariffs, innovation in healthcare, AI in airline pricing, and emerging political shifts.

In the realm of domestic news, American director Francis Ford Coppola, famed for classics like 'The Godfather,' is reportedly recovering well following a cardiac procedure in Rome. A representative stated it was a planned update by Dr. Andrea Natale, easing concerns stirred by media reports of his hospitalization.

Simultaneously, the U.S. FDA has marked a significant milestone in healthcare with its approval of Teva Pharma's Ajovy for pediatric migraine prevention. This groundbreaking decision offers a new treatment avenue for children suffering from migraines, a first in this category.

Meanwhile, the U.S. trade deficit has reached a two-year low, largely due to reduced consumer goods imports, while tariffs continue to strain the service sector. President Trump's tariffs are also set to hike on pharmaceutical imports, pushing a domestic production agenda.

(With inputs from agencies.)