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BUSINESS
Fuel prices are on the rise as the stability of the US-Iran ceasefire comes into question, leaving motorists uncertain about future costs at the pump.
As Iran issues threats regarding safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz, ships remain hesitant to transit despite a newly brokered ceasefire aimed at alleviating tensions.
Madagascar has declared a two-week nationwide state of emergency due to severe fuel shortages linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, leading to fears of public disorder and panic buying at petrol stations.
Chevron's Pascagoula refinery reopens its doors to Venezuelan crude, marking a significant shift in U.S.-Venezuela oil relations. As imports resume, the implications for U.S. gas prices and the region's energy landscape are profound.
President Donald Trump's agreement for a two-week ceasefire with Iran has led to a significant decline in global oil prices, affecting market dynamics amidst ongoing tensions.
TRAVEL
Authorities in the Bahamas are currently searching for an American woman, Lynette Hooker, who reportedly fell overboard while vacationing with her husband. The incident occurred in the early evening, leading to a multi-agency search effort.
After weeks of delays, the Transportation Security Administration begins sending overdue paychecks to its employees, attempting to mitigate extensive security wait times at airports across the U.S.
As political turmoil disrupts air travel, one journalist finds meaning in a 14-hour train journey that crosses through the heart of America, exploring the historical and social implications of transportation.
As spring break travelers flock to major U.S. airports, long security lines persist while TSA officers await immediate payment following a recent executive order. Experts warn that staffing issues could prolong wait times, leaving passengers frustrated.
The iconic cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. have reached their peak bloom, marking the arrival of spring in the bustling capital. This seasonal highlight brings joy to visitors and locals alike as preparations for the National Cherry Blossom Festival are underway.
SPORT
Following his recent arrest for impaired driving, prosecutors are seeking to acquire Tiger Woods' prescription medication records, potentially influencing the outcome of his case.
Jim Whittaker, the pioneering mountaineer and first American to summit Mount Everest in 1963, has passed away at the age of 97. His legacy in the climbing community and beyond is marked by his adventurous spirit and commitment to exploring nature.
Seven players from Eritrea's national football team failed to return home following a victorious match in Eswatini, raising concerns amidst ongoing reports of athletes seeking asylum abroad.
A local football derby in Lima turns deadly as one fan loses their life and dozens suffer injuries, triggering an investigation into the incident.
A chaotic scene unfolds ahead of a major football derby in Lima, Peru, leading to one death and numerous injuries, prompting an investigation into the event's causes.
ENTERTAINMENT
Best-selling author Freida McFadden reveals she is actually Sara Cohen, putting to rest the mystery behind her pen name as she embraces her dual career as a writer and doctor.
Doug Allan, the acclaimed wildlife cameraman known for his work with Sir David Attenborough and award-winning documentaries, has died while trekking in Nepal. He leaves behind a significant legacy in wildlife filmmaking.
BTS, the global sensation that brought K-pop to the forefront, grapples with its evolving identity as it prepares for another world tour, stirring debates about authenticity and creative direction.
A man in Thailand has been fined for entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, a beloved baby pygmy hippo known for her internet fame. The incident has prompted zoo officials to enhance security measures.
The Wireless Festival, a major UK music event, has been canceled after Kanye West, now known as Ye, was denied entry into the country due to his controversial past comments and to protect public interest.
OPINION
The recent ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran reveals complex dynamics and far-reaching implications, as President Trump navigates political fallout and international tension.
US Vice-President JD Vance shows support for Viktor Orbán's campaign in Hungary, attacking the EU's influence days before a critical election.
Cheng Li-wun, the chairperson of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, embarks on a pivotal six-day visit to China, marking the first such trip by a KMT leader in a decade. Amid rising tensions, her visit aims to foster dialogue and peace.
As tensions escalate between the US and Iran, ordinary citizens are expressing fears about the impending infrastructure strikes threatened by President Trump. Their lives descend into uncertainty amid a climate of war rhetoric and limited communication.
Governor Ron DeSantis has enacted a law allowing state officials to label groups as terrorist organizations, impacting educational environments and student rights.
POLITICS
An in-depth analysis of the United States' military engagement in Iran, exploring whether the objectives set forth have been achieved amidst ongoing conflict and geopolitical challenges.
Israel's sudden attack on Lebanon, hours after a supposed ceasefire agreement, marks a significant escalation in ongoing regional tensions, causing multiple casualties and widespread condemnation.
Jordan Bardella, the young leader of France's far-right Rassemblement National party, has been romantically linked to Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies. Their relationship, which comes amidst political aspirations, raises questions about their potential impact on Bardella's presidential campaign.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister critiques Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, labeling them as breaches of the recent US-Iran ceasefire, while Hezbollah responds with retaliatory actions.
The death of Mohammed Wishah has sparked outrage, with Al Jazeera condemning the act as a deliberate targeting of journalists amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
HEALTH
After spending two weeks trapped in a flooded mine, Francisco Zapata Nájera is rescued by Mexican army divers. His story of survival amid adversity captures the attention of the nation.
Investigators seek details on medication prescriptions and potential implications from Woods' DUI arrest after a car crash in Florida.
In a move to combat rising anxiety and sleep issues among youth, Greece's Prime Minister announces plans to ban social media access for children under the age of 15 from January 2024.
In a controversial move aimed at reducing anxiety and sleep issues in young people, Greece will ban access to social media for those under 15 beginning next year, joining a growing trend across Europe.
TECH
NASA's Artemis II astronauts honor loved ones by suggesting names for lunar craters, rekindling emotional ties to past space missions and personal experiences.
NASA's Artemis II mission demonstrates the capability to safely send humans to the Moon, reigniting hopes for planned lunar landings by 2028.
NASA’s Artemis II mission charts a course for the Moon, instilling hope and optimism while testing the capabilities of human spaceflight.
Artemis II crew makes groundbreaking connection to International Space Station as they return from their lunar mission, marking a new chapter in space exploration.