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Published March 28, 2026March 28, 2026Demonstrators are taking to the streets in cities across the United States for the first “No Kings” protests since the U.S.-Israel war against Iran began a month ago.Saturday’s march and rally marks the third wave of nationwide “No Kings” protests since President Donald Trump took office for a second term.According to the No Kings website, more than 3,300 events are planned in all 50 states, with large crowds expected in cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Similar events are held internationally in cities such as Rome, Paris and Berlin.But organizers are…
In 2017, Brittany Greene was scheduled to be promoted from an assistant to a business analyst position at her company, she says. She had a master’s degree in project management and worked with a team. But Greene didn’t get the job, and says her poor credit history played a role. “In fact, I later learned that it was not through my own merit that I was able to get that position,” she says. The company was informed of the decision via email. She then had a virtual meeting with a member of the team she planned to attend, who confirmed…
Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev in straight sets to reach the Miami Open final and become one win away from completing tennis’s “Sunshine Double” since Roger Federer in 2017.The world No. 2 defeated the world No. 4 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) and will face Jiri Rehechka in Sunday’s headline match after the 21st-seeded Czech beat 28th-seeded Arthur Fils 6-2, 6-2 in 75 minutes to reach his first Masters 1000 final. Sinner, who has a record 32-set winning streak at the Masters 1000 level, is looking to win his second Miami Open title in three years with a win at Indian Wells…
Getty Images | Rebecca DrobisStrangers: A Memoir of a Marriage is a book about betrayal, heartbreak, and loss. But for women, the financial lessons are most important. In her best-selling memoir, author Belle Baden describes the breakup of her deeply personal marriage after her husband admitted to having an affair and abruptly separated from her in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Ms. Baden and her husband lived a life of luxury, with homes in both Manhattan and Martha’s Vineyard, but a reckless change to a prenuptial agreement signed just days before their wedding cost Ms. Baden the right…
Two Mexican aid ships that disappeared at sea while delivering aid to Cuba have been located northwest of Cuba’s capital Havana after a search and rescue operation, the Mexican Navy said on Saturday. The sailing ship was located 80 nautical miles from Havana using Mexican naval aircraft, and communication with the vessel was maintained via radio, according to the latest information from the Mexican Naval Secretariat (SEMAR). A spokesperson for Our America Convoy confirmed to CNN on Saturday morning that the yacht’s crew were safe. “The crew is safe and the boat continues its journey to Havana. The convoy continues…
England manager Thomas Tuchel has defended Ben White, who was booed by some in the Wembley crowd during the match against Uruguay. White, making his first appearance for England since missing the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, was booed when he came on as a substitute and again when his name was announced after scoring his first international goal in the 81st minute. The Arsenal defender then converted the penalty for Uruguay’s equalizer in stoppage time. “I heard there were boos,” Tuchel said at the post-match press conference. “I didn’t actually hear it on the field because I was involved…
Jeff Greenberg Universal Images Group | Getty ImagesNaphtha prices may keep you up at night, but perhaps they should, given that inflation from the U.S.-Iranian war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has yet to hit the economy. As gasoline prices continue to rise, crude oilthe cost of petroleum derivatives (petrochemicals) is also rising, which could ultimately have a far wider impact on consumers than gasoline prices. A petrochemical cauldron sounds like a study guide for a high school chemistry class. Benzene, butadiene, ammonia, styrene, naphtha, and many other petroleum-based byproducts. Known in industry parlance as ingredients, they…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The ripple effects of new wars in the Middle East and rising gas prices are unsettling Americans, according to a series of polls, but a month into the U.S.-Israel war against Iran, lawmakers are showing little appetite to rein in the conflict.That was evidenced earlier this week when the US Senate again failed to pass the so-called War Powers Resolution, which would limit US President Donald Trump’s ability to unilaterally wage the war that began with the US-Israel attack on February 28th.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listIn the Republican-controlled chamber, the bill passed 53-47, as…
When Iranian officials released a list of demands this week to end the war started by the United States and Israel, they added an item previously not on Tehran’s list: recognition of Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. The narrow waterway, through which a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) typically passes, has emerged as the Islamic Republic’s most powerful weapon. Now, it is poised to become both a potential source of billions of dollars in annual revenue and a pressure point on the global economy. Iran has long threatened to close the strait in…
George Russell says he will go into Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix “handcuffed” by a botched set-up change that ruined his qualifying performance.The world championship leader will start second on the grid at Suzuka after finishing nearly three tenths behind Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli on Saturday. The Mercedes duo had been close all weekend, but there was a rift throughout qualifying due to changes made to the rear of Russell’s car after Saturday’s final practice. Russell told Sky Sports F1: “I adjusted the rear of the car before qualifying, but it was small and it was supposed to be clear. Then…