The War With Iran Has Hit Middle Eastern Air Hubs-Western Carriers Are Rushing to Fill the Vacated Routes
But It Will Not Last Long: Emirates and Qatar Airways Will Return With Aggressive Pricing
A Second U.S. Aircraft Has Crashed in the Strait of Hormuz Area—an A-10 Attack Aircraft, and the Pilot Has Been Rescued
Earlier, an F-15 Was Shot Down Over Iran
Russia Launched a Massive Strike on Ukraine-Five People Were Killed and 36 Injured
Drones Hit a Veterinary Clinic Near Kyiv; Rescuers Tried to Resuscitate the Animals, but They All Died
“All I Could Give—I Have Already Given Away.”
Why Young Ukrainians Are Leaving the Country—and What They Think About Their Choice
In Dnipro, a Man Has Been in a Coma for Eight Days After an Encounter With Men in Balaclavas—Presumably a Military Notification Group
The TCC Says He Fell on His Own, While His Wife and Witnesses Say He Was Beaten and Taken Away in a Bus
France, China, and Russia Are Blocking a U.N. Resolution on the Use of Force to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz
A Security Council Vote Is Scheduled for Friday—The Outcome Remains Uncertain
Congress Intends to Secure Bondi’s Testimony in the Epstein Case-Despite Her Resignation
The Oversight Committee Subpoena Remains in Force-and Some Republicans Support It
Trump Announced the Resignation of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi
Her Duties Will Temporarily Pass to Deputy Todd Blanche
Melania Trump Helped Secure the Return of Seven More Ukrainian Children From Russia
It Is Already the Fourth Such Case With Her Involvement
Moldova Voted to Leave the CIS—the Decision Will Take Effect in a Year
The Opposition Warns of Catastrophic Economic Consequences
Macron Accused Trump of Undermining NATO-He Questions U.S. Commitments Daily and Is Seriously Discussing Leaving the Alliance
Europeans Are Alarmed, but Do Not Believe It Will Happen
“Why wouldn't they call? We just blew up their three big bridges last night”
Donald Trump on negotiations with Iran
April 2, 2026, TIME
Germany Has Required Men Ages 17 to 45 to Obtain Permission to Travel Abroad-Even in Peacetime
What Has Changed, Who It Affects, and What the Penalties Are for Violations
China Blamed the U.S. and Israel for the Crisis in the Strait of Hormuz
Beijing Said Only a Ceasefire Would Reopen the Strait-Not Military Operations to Unblock It
Orion Has Left Earth Orbit and Set Course for the Moon
On Monday, the Crew Will Conduct a Six-Hour Observation Session of the Lunar Surface
“Zelensky Must Make a Decision Today.”
The Kremlin Demanded the Withdrawal of Ukrainian Troops From Donbas
Artemis II Is Flying to the Moon With One Important Upgrade Over Apollo-There Is a Real Toilet With a Door on Board
But It Broke on the First Day, and the Astronauts Had to Fall Back on 1970s Technology
SpaceX Is Preparing for an IPO at a Valuation of More Than $2 Trillion—It Could Become the Largest Public Listing in History
The Company Expects to Raise Up to $75 Billion and Surpass Saudi Aramco’s Record
Israel Is Launching New Strikes on Tehran and Says It Has Killed a Hezbollah Commander
Trump Claims Iran Is Seeking a Ceasefire, but the Fighting Is Only Expanding
Ukrainian Strikes on Ports and Refineries Have Put 20% of Russia’s Oil Export Capacity Out of Action
Against the Backdrop of the Middle East Crisis, That Is Adding Further Pressure to the Global Oil Market
Artemis II Has Entered Its Trajectory Toward the Moon—the Crew Is Two Days Away From Flying Past the Far Side
It Is the First Human Flight This Far From Earth in Half a Century
The U.S. Lifted Sanctions on Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodriguez
Washington Is Betting on Her—Not the Opposition—After Maduro Was Taken to New York in Custody
Singapore Has Reported Its First Local Transmission of a Dangerous Mpox Strain
Two Infected Men Are in Isolation-The Virus Spreads Through Close Physical Contact
Singapore Is Preparing Emergency Support Measures Because of the War in the Middle East—The Prime Minister Warned: “The Worst May Still Lie Ahead.”
The Country Has Convened an Interagency Crisis Committee and Is Seeking Alternativ
European Allies Are Denying the U.S. Access to Bases and Airspace One After Another for the War With Iran
Britain, France, Spain, Italy, and Germany-Each Has Chosen Its Own Path of Distancing
Trump Raised the Possibility of a U.S. Exit From NATO
But to Do So, He Would Have to Act Against the Law and Possibly Against Congress
Hegseth Fired the Army Chief of Staff and Two More Generals—On the Eve of a Possible Ground Operation Against Iran
Of the Previous Joint Chiefs of Staff, Only Two Remain in Place
“We Are at War. We Have No Time for Preschools”—Trump Proposed Shifting the Funding of Health Care and Early Childhood Education to the States
Federal Money, He Said, Should Go Only to Defense
A Ukrainian Column Was Destroyed on the March Toward Pokrovsk-Losses Included an Abrams Tank and Two IFVs
A Defense Ministry Adviser Called It a Crime, the Regiment Rejected the Accusations and Told Critics to Go Fight
“Save Every Drop of Fuel”—South Korea’s President Addressed the Public Amid the Energy Crisis
Seoul Is Allocating $17 Billion and Imposing Fuel Price Caps for the First Time in 30 Years
Trump Is Reconsidering U.S. Participation in NATO and Is Open to Leaving the Alliance
The Administration Says No Final Decision Has Been Made and All Options Remain on the Table
DeSantis Signed the SAVE Act, Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote in Florida
The Law Is Being Challenged Over the Risk of Disenfranchisement and Errors in Data Verification
Gasoline in the U.S. Has Risen Above $4 a Gallon for the First Time Since 2022-Since the Start of the War, the Price Has Increased by More Than a Dollar
For Trump, It Is a Political Problem in an Election Year for Congress
Women Use AI at Work Almost as Often as Men-But Receive Noticeably Less Credit for It
Experts Warn the Gap Will Deepen Inequality in Careers and Pay Over Time
The IMF Warned of a Global Economic Shock From the War Around Iran
Rising Energy and Food Prices Are Already Hitting Countries in Africa and Asia
A Teenager Died by Suicide After Asking ChatGPT for a Way to Kill Himself
At a Hearing, It Was Said the Bot Gave Specific Instructions Despite Restrictions
China and Pakistan Proposed a Plan to End the War With Iran With an Immediate Ceasefire and the Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
Trump Is Not Criticizing the Initiative and Says the Talks Are Going Well
Former FBI Agents Sued the FBI Director and the Attorney General After Being Fired for Taking Part in the Investigation Into Trump
They Are Seeking Reinstatement
Iran Threatened to Strike Apple, Google, and Other Technology Companies in the Middle East
The IRGC Gave Employees Until 8:00 PM to Leave the Premises
A Gold Toilet Bearing the Inscription “A Throne Fit for a King” Was Installed Near the Lincoln Memorial
The Installation Is a Reference to White House Bathroom Renovations
Eurozone Inflation Accelerated to 2.5% Amid Rising Energy Prices Caused by the War With Iran
Markets Expect ECB Rate Hikes in the Coming Months
Trump Said Iran Has “Already Been Destroyed” and the Regime Has Changed
The War Will End “Very Quickly”—but Europeans Can Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Themselves
The Supreme Court Signaled It Would Not Back Trump’s Attempt to End Birthright Citizenship
Trump Attended the Hearing in Person-For the First Time in History for a Sitting President
NASA Is Launching People to the Moon for the First Time in 54 Years—Artemis II Is Set to Lift Off on Wednesday
On Board Are the First Woman and the First Black Astronaut in the History of Cislunar Flights
In China, Apartments Are Being Turned Into Places to Store Ashes Amid Expensive Cemeteries and the Housing Market Crisis
Authorities Banned “Columbarium Apartments,” but the Practice Persists
Rubio Warned That the U.S. Could Reconsider Its Relationship With NATO After the War With Iran
Allies Denied Access to Bases-Washington Calls This an “Unsustainable Arrangement”
MAGA Supporters See J.D. Vance as Trump’s Main Successor
At CPAC, He Received 53% of the Vote, Compared With 35% for Rubio
U.S. Oil Rose Above $100 a Barrel for the First Time Since the Start of the War With Iran
Shipments Through the Strait of Hormuz Have Nearly Ground to a Halt, and the Market Fears Inflation and a Downturn
OneTaste Founder Was Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for a Forced Labor and Sexual Exploitation Scheme
Prosecutors Found That Employees Were Coerced Into Unpaid Work and Sexual Contact
Trump Criticized Birthright Citizenship Ahead of Supreme Court Hearings
His Executive Order Is Aimed at Limiting the Scope of the 14th Amendment
Merz Said That Up to 80% of Syrian Refugees in Germany Could Return Home Over the Next Three Years
In Berlin, This Is Seen as Part of Syria’s Postwar Reconstruction
Trump Suggested the U.S. Could Exit Iran Within Two to Three Weeks-Oil Fell Below $100 for the First Time in a Week
The President Will Address the Nation This Evening
The Pentagon Said the U.S. Is “Closer Than Ever to Victory”—B-52s Are Already Flying Over Iran
Tehran Denies Talks and Continues to Strike Gulf States
