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BUSINESS
Egypt has ordered shops and restaurants to close early as part of emergency measures to tackle rising energy costs driven by regional conflicts.
Recorded prison calls reveal former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO, Mike Jeffries, discussing the ramifications of being found fit for trial on serious sex trafficking charges, leading to debate over his mental competency ahead of court proceedings.
In response to an escalating energy crisis driven by rising global oil prices linked to the Iran war, Egypt has mandated early closures for shops, restaurants, and cafes starting this weekend.
With spring break travelers facing long security lines at major US airports, President Trump's executive order aimed at paying TSA officers raises hopes for quicker check-ins. However, uncertainty remains over when the situation will improve.
Amidst ongoing government shutdowns, Congress is grappling with legislative measures to ensure a steady paycheck for essential aviation workers, drawing attention to previous attempts that have consistently stalled in both the House and Senate.
TRAVEL
The vibrant pink cherry blossoms have emerged in Washington, marking the unofficial start of the tourist season as the city embraces spring.
As conflicts in the Middle East escalate, experts warn of significant repercussions on global air travel, affecting hubs like Dubai International Airport and altering how we connect worldwide.
Travelers at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport are enduring significant wait times due to a partial government shutdown affecting TSA staffing. With up to four-hour delays reported, the airport has one of the highest TSA callout rates in the nation.
As TSA employees face prolonged absences without pay due to a partial government shutdown, ICE agents have stepped in at major airports to assist with growing security delays.
A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney encountered turbulence during landing, injuring several flight attendants and leading to hospitalizations for minor injuries.
SPORT
Golf legend Tiger Woods has been released on bail after being arrested for driving under the influence following a car crash in Florida. The incident raises concerns about his upcoming participation in the Masters tournament.
As part of a celebration coinciding with President Trump's 80th birthday and America's 250th anniversary, a mixed martial arts event featuring cage matches is set to be held on the White House lawn. This unprecedented event highlights Trump's ongoing association with the UFC and showcases the combative nature of his political persona.
Golf legend Tiger Woods faces DUI charges following a car accident in Florida, where he also refused to submit to a urine test.
As the Indian Premier League (IPL) kicks off, all eyes are on 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, whose explosive talent at such a young age has made him a key figure in Indian cricket.
From 2028, the International Olympic Committee mandates that only biological females can compete in women's categories, introducing a 'once-in-a-lifetime' sex test to ensure eligibility.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Cake Picnic event in Sydney brings together dessert lovers, hobby bakers, and professionals for a day filled with colorful cakes and community spirit.
Explore the bizarre phenomenon of 'Fruit Love Island', an AI-generated series where vibrant fruit characters navigate love, drama, and rivalry, reminiscent of the popular reality show. With millions of views and mixed reactions, this digital sensation is gaining both fans and critics.
Braden Eric Peters, known as Clavicular, faces battery charges after instigating a fight between women and posting the incident online.
An immersive giant cake picnic captivated Sydney's Botanic Gardens, bringing together over 500 cake enthusiasts to celebrate the joy of sharing sweets in a whimsical atmosphere. Originating from a simple gathering idea, the event showcases the creativity and community spirit of bakers of all ages.
In a gripping exploration of America's healthcare struggles, Noah Wyle's latest role as Dr. Robby in 'The Pitt' offers a stark look into the challenges faced by both patients and medical professionals. Wyle hopes viewers will appreciate the themes of empathy and connection presented in the show.
OPINION
As President Trump leads the US in military actions against Iran, his instinct-driven approach has encountered significant challenges, raising questions about the effectiveness of such tactics in modern warfare.
At the Conservative Political Action Conference, American conservatives express mixed feelings about the US-Israeli military campaign in Iran, highlighting a generational divide in support for Trump’s decisions.
The United Nations declares the transatlantic slave trade a grave crime against humanity, prompting discussions on reparations and recognizing historical injustices.
Organizers anticipate the 'No Kings' protests to be one of the largest in U.S. history as demonstrations against President Trump unfold across the nation, with a flagship rally in St. Paul, Minnesota. Artists like Bruce Springsteen will headline the event, aiming to amplify calls for democratic accountability.
At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, a generational divide has emerged among conservatives regarding the ongoing war in Iran, showcasing differing opinions on President Trump's military strategies and their implications for the U.S.
POLITICS
The deepfake pornography allegations against German actress Collien Fernandes have sparked protests and prompted calls for legal reforms in the country as she faces death threats.
The New Democratic Party of Canada has a new leader, Avi Lewis, who aims to revitalize the party following significant electoral losses, advocating for worker rights and a progressive economic agenda.
In response to soaring fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict, Victoria and Tasmania provide free public transport to ease financial burdens on residents.
The resignation of Veron Mosengo-Omba, the general secretary of the Confederation of African Football (Caf), comes in the wake of recent controversies including stripping Senegal of the AFCON title and last-minute postponement of the women's tournament.
Elected leaders across the U.S. are distancing themselves from César Chavez as allegations of sexual abuse emerge, prompting discussions on how to honor his contributions while grappling with the gravity of the accusations.
HEALTH
The Friendship and Tigger Moth, two vessels carrying humanitarian supplies to Cuba, have been located by the Mexican Navy after disappearing for several days. All crew members are safe, and the boats continue their journey to Havana amidst efforts to combat severe shortages on the island.
The euthanasia of 25-year-old Noelia Castillo, following a tumultuous legal struggle over her wishes, raises questions about the failures of the state in providing adequate care.
As the conflict in Iran escalates, civilian casualties rise dramatically, with heartbreaking accounts from those trapped in the rubble.
TECH
The USS Massachusetts, a Virginia-class fast attack submarine, officially joins the Navy fleet, marking a historic milestone for Massachusetts. The submarine, capable of deep dives and armed with Tomahawk missiles, features a diverse crew and aims to continue the legacy of the Bay State's contributions to the Navy.
In a landmark trial, Meta and YouTube have been found liable for designing addictive platforms responsible for deteriorating a young woman's mental health, signaling a significant moment of reckoning for tech giants.
FBI Director Kash Patel's personal emails have been compromised by the Iran-linked Handala Hack Team, raising concerns over cybersecurity measures and international cyber warfare.
As part of a growing trend among European nations, Austria announces its intention to implement a ban on social media use for children under 14, sparking discussions about child safety in the digital age.