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President Trump has delayed an ultimatum against Iran, citing 'productive' and 'very strong' talks, even as Iranian officials publicly deny such negotiations and confirm no talks have been held during the war, with reports also suggesting possible direct US-Iran talks in Pakistan.
The ongoing Middle East war continues to trigger global economic fallout, with the dollar rising and the IEA chief warning of a 'major threat' from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, as experts now highlight significant disruptions to worldwide supply chains, leading to stuck ships and higher costs, prompting companies like Core Labs to cut financial guidance, driving US crude oil futures to rise, causing crypto prices to jump on hopes of a resolution in the Iran conflict, and leading to globally surging fuel prices that diminish small comforts and grow worries.
President Trump has rejected an exit ramp on the TSA spending impasse, demanding Republicans link Homeland Security funding to the voter ID SAVE America Act, a stance that continues to cause airport chaos and long security lines.
A major US federal investigation continues into the Air Canada Express jet collision with a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport, which killed two pilots. Reports of only one air traffic controller being present during the incident have been debunked, with officials confirming multiple controllers were in the tower.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have escalated with reports of mines and a UN Security Council resolution initiated by Bahrain on freedom of navigation, while Israel conducts bombings in Lebanon and thousands of Marines deploy to the Middle East following a Trump ultimatum.
Bahrain has formally proposed that the UN Security Council approve the use of force to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, citing the need to secure the vital energy artery.
TotalEnergies will cease development of two offshore wind farms off the US East Coast after reaching a settlement with the US Department of the Interior, which paid the French energy company nearly $1 billion during the Trump administration to walk away from its offshore wind leases.
Israeli media reports, citing an unnamed Israeli official, allege that Washington has set April 9 as a target date to conclude the ongoing war with Iran, allowing for approximately 21 more days of fighting and negotiations.
A commentary piece criticizes American leftists for visiting Cuba, arguing that communism has impoverished the island and that their current concern is only because they can attribute the issues to Donald Trump.
Donald Trump reportedly expressed satisfaction over Robert Mueller's death, prompting radio host Charlamagne Tha God to warn Trump that people would celebrate his death "like Mardi Gras."
The Thai Baht is projected to fall to 33.50 per US dollar this week, following a nine-month low of 33 on Monday, as uncertainties surrounding the Middle East conflict continue to heighten.
A political cartoon by Michael Ramirez titled "Outnumbered" offers commentary on the current state of the U.S. economy, the Iran war, and rising gas prices.
The Metropolitan Police chief stated it is 'too early' to attribute blame to Iran for the Golders Green incident, which is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime rather than a terrorist act by Scotland Yard.
Global Brent oil prices recovered some losses in after-hours trading, topping $100, as traders anticipate further developments in the Iran conflict to drive market activity.
Mohamed El-Erian's commentary highlights that the world's dependence on capital from the Gulf region is deeper than many realize, and the ongoing Iran war poses a significant risk to this global financial flow.
Two Indian-flagged LPG tankers, Jag Vasant and Pine Gas, successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz carrying substantial cooking gas, marking the fourth Indian vessel passage since the conflict's onset, with Iran denying claims of taking ransom for their passage.
US President Donald Trump's shifting remarks on Iran, including backing off threats to strike Iranian energy infrastructure, have sent shockwaves through financial markets, leading to strong fluctuations, a slide in oil prices, and a rebound in European and US stocks.
Amid analysis of Iran's resilience and potential escalation, Iran has issued a warning of retaliation against Gulf energy and water infrastructure. In response to Trump's threats, Iran has now published lists of potential energy targets in the Middle East and announced new 'surprises' for the US and Israel, while Israel launches new strikes on Tehran, including a deadly early morning strike on a residential building. Reports indicate that the US and Israel have collectively struck over 9,000 targets in Iran, including damaging or sinking 140 Iranian naval vessels.
United States President Donald Trump has made a detour to Elvis Presley's Graceland in Memphis, shifting attention from the Iran war and airport turmoil to tout crime-fighting efforts.
New York stock exchanges closed with significant gains, with major indices rising, influenced by falling oil prices and statements from Trump regarding Iran. Global crude oil prices fell about 10% and Wall Street stocks rallied after Donald Trump announced he was holding off military strikes on Iran's power plants following 'constructive talks' with Tehran, despite Iran denying negotiations, with oil prices falling below $100.
An Iranian military spokesman reiterated Tehran's 'full control' over the Persian Gulf, Oman’s territorial waters, and the Strait of Hormuz, warning it would maintain control by 'any means' necessary and stating that countries outside the region have no right to interfere.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has reaffirmed that NATO allies support US military actions in Iran and consistently demonstrate unity, assuring continued alliance support for President Trump's approach.
President Trump has reportedly declined a solution to avoid a Department of Homeland Security shutdown, instead telling Republicans to hold firm on talks and using the standoff as leverage for a strict voter ID bill.
Malacañang is establishing a crisis committee to address the country's supply of food and petroleum products, responding to the ongoing Iran war and its potential impact on essential commodities.
Congress faces a steep political battle over a $200 billion Iran war spending request, with Trump sending mixed signals on whether the funds are needed.
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US officials in the Donald Trump administration said the ultimate objective of the war in Iran was to prevent the development of long-range nuclear ballistic missiles capable of striking the US…
The United States stated that South Korea and three other WTO members have maintained their self-declared developing country status, despite having pledged to forgo special and differential treatment in WTO negotiations.
Stephen Miller and Kash Patel took turns heaping endless praise on Donald Trump during a law enforcement roundtable in Memphis on Monday (23 March).
A new bill in the United States Congress could potentially ease the pathway to citizenship for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, reflecting a dual approach in US immigration policy.
Virginia Representative Donald Beyer has admitted that the current redistricting efforts are primarily intended to "stop Trump" and help Democrats regain control of the House, rather than to ensure fairness for Virginia voters.
Tehran denies secret US Iran negotiations after Trump’s claims cause oil prices to fall.
Gold and silver prices plunged to a four-month low globally, wiping out $2 trillion, with gold briefly falling below $4,300. While gold has trimmed some of its huge losses, volatility is expected to continue as the Iran war rattles investors and the Middle East conflict contributes to economic uncertainty.
Reuters revealed details of a phone call between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump, suggesting Netanyahu convinced Trump to approve an Iran operation by arguing for the joint killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has reiterated claims that Ukraine possesses 'irrefutable' evidence of Russia continuing to provide intelligence to Iran, suggesting such activity could prolong the war in the Middle East.
The US is reportedly weighing the deployment of elite airborne troops and has informed allies about a potential ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island to end the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Hawks within the US are pushing for the takeover of the key oil export center.
The draft explicitly condemns attacks and threats against commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting their impact on international trade, energy security, and the global economy.
Sultan al-Jaber condemned Iranian attacks on the Strait of Hormuz as an act of terrorism, while Donald Trump confirmed US talks with Tehran on ending the war. Financial commentator Jim Cramer cautioned that Monday's stock market rebound, sparked by optimism over these potential peace talks, may be temporary.
Japan's foreign minister stated that the country is not considering seeking permission from Iran for Japanese oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
An explainer details the rise and influence of Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, a powerful IRGC insider and parliament speaker, who has emerged as a central figure in Tehran's power structure despite a history of failed presidential bids.
The Nigerian Naira has shown appreciation against the US dollar in the parallel market, rising to N1,395 per dollar from N1,405 per dollar recorded last week.
Traders predict that gold prices will confirm a long-term downward trend if they fail to remain above US$4,100 per ounce this week, a scenario influenced by escalating tensions and prolonged conflict in the Middle East.
A US congressional report suggests China’s strategy of promoting open artificial intelligence (AI) models and leveraging manufacturing dominance creates a mutually reinforcing feedback loop that could challenge US AI leadership.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he spoke with President Trump and reiterated his commitment to protecting Israel's interests.
The Trump administration has initiated two new investigations targeting Harvard University, focusing on antisemitism and admissions policies, which the university claims is retaliation for not complying with administration demands.
An opinion piece argues that overestimating one's abilities and underestimating adversaries often leads to military disaster, suggesting the United States has overlooked this crucial lesson.
A new report indicates that the United States is projected to face a critical shortage of China expertise within the next decade, potentially hindering policymakers' ability to manage the crucial strategic relationship with Beijing.
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