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BUSINESS
The Writers Guild of America West and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have negotiated a tentative four-year deal aimed at improving writers' rights and protections, particularly against AI, after significant turbulence within the industry.
Despite evident fuel shortages affecting numerous petrol stations across Australia, the government reassures citizens to proceed with their Easter travel plans. Energy minister Chris Bowen advises travelers to limit fuel purchases.
In a significant move, a French-owned container ship traversed the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first passage of a major Western vessel since recent hostilities began between the US and Iran.
In response to soaring oil prices exacerbated by conflicts abroad, Senegal's government has enforced a ban on non-essential foreign travel for ministers, aiming to curb spending.
As gas prices soar and geopolitical tensions rise, European countries are reconsidering nuclear energy as a stable and sustainable energy option. With various nations reversing previous bans and investing in small modular reactors, the debate over nuclear's role in energy independence intensifies.
TRAVEL
Amid political stalemates, a writer recounts an overnight train journey from Atlanta to Washington D.C., offering a reflection on the evolution of transportation in America, the significance of rail travel, and the ongoing immigration debates influencing modern life.
As spring break travel intensifies, major U.S. airports face long security lines after President Trump signs an executive order to pay TSA officers. The immediate impact of the decision remains uncertain as frustrated passengers await relief.
Washington's cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom, marking a vibrant beginning to the city's tourist season with festivities and cultural events underway.
The protracted conflict in the Middle East is reshaping air travel dynamics, negatively impacting the Gulf's aviation hubs, fueling price rises, and altering traveler perceptions.
Long wait times at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport are causing frustration among travelers as many TSA workers fail to show due to the ongoing partial government shutdown.
SPORT
A football rally in Lima, Peru, turned deadly as one fan lost their life and dozens sustained injuries ahead of a match between local rivals Alianza Lima and Universitario de Deportes. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident.
Gennaro Gattuso's contract with the Italian national football team has been mutually terminated following a disappointing failure to qualify for the World Cup for a third consecutive time.
After a devastating penalty shootout loss to Bosnia, Italy's national team fails to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time, stirring emotions across the nation.
In a momentous occasion, DR Congo announces a national holiday after its football team secures a spot in the World Cup for the first time since 1974, igniting celebrations across the nation.
Italy's heartbreak in a recent match against Bosnia has left fans stunned and questioning the state of their once-mighty footballing legacy.
ENTERTAINMENT
Exploring the life and legacy of Chapal Bhaduri, a revolutionary figure in Bengal's jatra theatre, who defied gender norms and brought female roles to life on stage.
A driver, suspected to be impaired, struck several revelers at a parade in rural Louisiana, injuring approximately 15 people, prompting emergency responses and investigations.
Exploring the life of Chapal Bhaduri, a pioneering figure in Bengali theatre, who defied gender norms and captivated audiences with his performances.
Rapper Gucci Mane was reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Dallas by fellow artist Pooh Shiesty and eight accomplices, according to prosecutors. The incident involved forced contract signing and robbery of personal items.
Explore the transformation of Bombay, now Mumbai, from a colonial fort city to a modern metropolis through the lens of an exhibition showcasing its rich history and evolution.
OPINION
In his inaugural Easter Mass, Pope Leo XIV calls on leaders to choose peace over conflict, addressing the world's violence and urging action against indifference to war.
A statue commemorating Magawa, the landmine-detecting rat, was unveiled in Siem Reap, Cambodia, marking his contributions to safety in the country.
After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban confronts a formidable challenge from the opposition Tisza party led by Peter Magyar, with the election scheduled for April 12 promising to reshape Hungary's political landscape.
POLITICS
Following the successful recovery of an F-15 pilot, President Trump declares victory in the ongoing conflict with Iran, although experts warn of significant risks and ongoing threats to US operations.
A heroic US military operation successfully rescues an airman after his fighter jet was shot down in Iran, involving hundreds of personnel and advanced tactical strategies.
Amid Hungary's critical elections, AI-generated videos amplify tensions and misinformation, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's party targeting rivals and exploiting fears surrounding the war in Ukraine.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called an emergency meeting following the discovery of explosives near a Russian gas pipeline, amid accusations of political manipulation ahead of crucial elections.
As NASA's Artemis II mission unfolds, astronauts share stunning high-definition images of the Moon and Earth, but the question remains: are these just picturesque snapshots or do they hold scientific significance?
HEALTH
As temperatures in India soar above 45°C, the ongoing war with Iran is straining the bottled water industry and pushing prices higher.
Across the United States, rural hospitals are struggling financially, exacerbated by cuts to Medicaid and a new $50 billion fund that fails to adequately support their needs. The emotional story of a Nebraska couple highlights the critical role these facilities play in local communities.
Residents of a beleaguered Bronx building confront Mayor Zohran Mamdani and city officials about longstanding issues including mold, pests, and neglect.
TECH
NASA's Artemis II crew captures breathtaking images of Earth from space, marking a significant milestone as they travel towards the Moon.
The Artemis II astronauts, including Canada's Jeremy Hansen, are on track to make lunar history as they prepare for a mission that goes further into space than any humans since Apollo.
The Uffizi Galleries in Florence confirms a cyber-attack but asserts that no security breach occurred and no artworks were compromised.
The Artemis II crew, led by Commander Reid Wiseman, shares breathtaking images of Earth as they embark on a historic lunar mission, including the captivating photo entitled 'Hello, World'.