Breaking 17:30 Surrogacy controversy in the United States: viral video of same-sex couple sparks debate 17:25 European power prices drop below pre war levels on renewable surge 17:05 Us weighs 20 billion asset release for iran uranium deal 16:45 Bitcoin falls below 74000 after failing to hold key resistance 16:30 Aluminum prices fall after Iran reopens Hormuz to shipping 15:40 Study finds 3000 genes differ between male and female brains 15:30 US receives 6,000 applications for air traffic control jobs in just 12 hours, officials say 15:15 Trump says U.S. will maintain blockade despite partial reopening of strait of hormuz 14:50 Gene discovery in salamanders brings human limb regeneration closer 14:30 Reliance rejects Iranian oil cargoes as sanctions waiver deadline approaches 13:50 Arthur Hayes calls crypto a no trade zone amid war and ai risks 13:20 Hassabis says ai’s biggest challenge goes beyond chatbot competition 13:15 Oil prices fall 5 percent as hopes rise for easing tensions in the Middle East 13:00 Tesla expands chip hiring in Taiwan as Terafab project accelerates 12:40 European gas prices rise as Iran ceasefire deadline nears 12:20 Modi and Macron discuss Hormuz crisis ahead of Paris conference 12:00 James Webb telescope detects methane on interstellar comet for first time 10:00 Warnings grow over gradual erosion of US dollar global dominance 09:40 Mozilla unveils Thunderbolt, a self-hosted AI client for enterprises 09:20 Perplexity launches AI-powered Personal Computer assistant for Mac users 08:40 NASA probe reveals unexpected particle behavior during solar explosion 08:00 Ford recalls nearly 1.4 million vehicles over software issue 07:50 OpenAI unveils GPT-Rosalind to accelerate life sciences research 07:45 Venezuela releases dozens of political detainees amid US pressure

Microsoft closes its worst quarter since 2008 amid AI spending fears

Microsoft ended the first quarter of 2026 with its stock down roughly 25%, marking its steepest quarterly decline since the fourth quarter of 2008, when shares fell 27% during the global financial crisis. Although the stock rebounded on Tuesday, the final trading day of the quarter, the recovery did little to offset months of selling driven......

NASA's Perseverance rover finds nickel and gemstone crystals hinting at ancient Mars life

NASA's Perseverance rover has made two significant discoveries on the rim of Jezero Crater that together strengthen the case for ancient microbial life on Mars. Scientists have identified microscopic corundum crystals — the mineral that forms rubies and sapphires on Earth — alongside record concentrations of nickel in billion-year-old......

FAA imposes new landing restrictions at San Francisco Airport

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced new safety measures at San Francisco International Airport on Tuesday, limiting certain landings and causing notable delays. The restrictions come amid a runway repaving project and a FAA decision to prohibit side-by-side approaches on the airport’s parallel east-west runways in clear......

TSA absences drop sharply after delayed pay restores workforce stability

Absenteeism among airport security personnel in the United States has declined significantly after workers received long-delayed pay, according to officials from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The improvement comes after weeks of disruption that affected airport operations across the country. The TSA, which oversees security......

US stance on NATO raises concerns over collective defense commitments

Recent statements from the United States Department of Defense have sparked renewed uncertainty about Washington’s commitment to NATO’s principle of collective defense. During a press briefing, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth suggested that reaffirming the country’s position on the alliance would ultimately depend on......

Market tightening gives central banks room to observe

Financial markets are tightening rapidly as the ongoing conflict in Iran drives energy prices higher, giving central banks the option to delay immediate rate changes. In the United States, overall financial conditions have tightened sharply due to rising energy costs, higher borrowing and mortgage rates, wider credit spreads, and declining......

Global bonds rally as investors shift focus to slowdown fears

Sovereign bonds rallied sharply in the United States, Australia, and Japan on Sunday as investors pivoted away from inflation concerns toward fears that the Middle East conflict could drag the global economy into a prolonged slowdown, marking a notable reversal for a market that had faced heavy selling pressure for most of March. U.S. Treasuries,......

Polymarket bettor loses $650,000 wagering on Iran regime collapse

A pseudonymous trader known as "Cinibengales" has lost more than $650,000 after placing high-stakes bets on the decentralized prediction market Polymarket, wagering on the collapse of the Iranian government and the entry of U.S. forces into the country outcomes that failed to materialize as contract deadlines approached. On-chain......

Mexican immigrant death in U.S. custody raises concerns over detention conditions

A Mexican immigrant died while in U.S. immigration custody in Los Angeles on March 25, according to officials from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The case brings the total number of deaths in ICE detention facilities to at least 14 since the beginning of 2026. Authorities have not yet released full details regarding the circumstances......

Pentagon plans ground operations in Iran as war enters second month

Israel and the United States intensified their air campaign against Iran over the weekend, striking power plants, missile production sites, and nuclear facilities across Tehran and surrounding provinces as the conflict entered its second month. Iran retaliated with waves of drones and missiles targeting Israel, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and other......

Gold heads for worst month since 2008 as war-driven dollar surge hammers prices

Gold is on course for its steepest monthly decline since October 2008, falling roughly 15 percent in March as a surging U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields stripped the metal of its traditional safe-haven appeal, even as a major war rages across the Middle East. The selloff has wiped more than $1 trillion in market capitalization from the......

EU energy ministers to convene Tuesday on Iran war supply crisis

European Union energy ministers will meet by videoconference on Tuesday, March 31, to coordinate a joint response to the oil and gas market disruptions triggered by the war in Iran, according to an internal EU briefing document cited by Reuters. The emergency session comes as European natural gas prices have surged more than 70 percent since......

Dollar nears 10-month high as Iran war stretches into fifth week

The U.S. dollar climbed toward a 10-month high on Monday as the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran entered its fifth week with no clear path to resolution, buoyed by safe-haven capital flows and surging oil prices that rattled global markets throughout March. The dollar index traded around 100.2, after touching 100.54 in mid-March,......

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