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Tiger Woods’ hopes of playing in the Masters appear slim, but Paul McGinley says he has “bigger challenges” than deciding whether to play at Augusta National after his recent car accident.The 15-time major champion was jailed on Friday after a collision with a tractor-trailer caused his car to roll over in Florida. He was charged with drunk driving and later released on bail. Woods walked away from the accident unscathed, but the 50-year-old’s recent high-profile car accident has cast new doubt on his re-appearance at next month’s Masters. Asked if it was unlikely that Woods would compete at Augusta National,…

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President Donald Trump on Sunday suggested the United States would allow Russian-flagged oil tankers to enter Cuba, a move that would break the regime’s fuel blockade as the country faces a worsening energy crisis. In recent months, Washington has ratcheted up pressure on the communist-run island, claiming Havana is an “extraordinary threat,” cutting supplies from Venezuela, a major oil supplier, and threatening other suppliers with additional tariffs. An effective oil blockade has resulted in power outages and mountains of garbage in the capital, and hospitals are struggling to admit patients and keep operating rooms open due to a lack of…

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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on March 25, 2026 in New York City. Michael M. Santiago | Getty ImagesU.S. stock futures were flat early Monday as investors began trading for a holiday-shortened week.futures tied to Dow Jones Industrial Average was little changed, down 34 points or 0.07%. S&P500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures It was flat.The average of the three major stocks fell on Friday. of Dow Jones Industrial Average It fell 793.47 points to 45,166.64. of S&P500 The index fell 1.67% to 6,368.85, a seven-month low and the fifth straight…

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While regional leaders scramble to find a diplomatic exit to war, major powers Israel, the United States, and Iran are redoubling their positions. President Donald Trump has insisted that a deal with Iran is almost ready, despite Tehran’s warning that it would “rain bullets” on U.S. forces if Iran launches a ground invasion. Here’s what you need to know on day 31. What are the main headings? U.S. demands: President Trump said Iran has agreed to “most” of the list of 15 demands the U.S. made to end the war. He claimed that Iran had provided the US with “20…

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Monday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…premier leagueTottenham bosses want to persuade Roberto De Zerbi to take up the head coaching job now rather than waiting until the end of the season – BBC Sport Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports News’ Michael Bridge has detailed whether Roberto De Zerbi could replace Igor Tudor as Tottenham manager in a bid to help the club avoid relegation from the Premier League. Sean Dyche and Ryan Mason could replace Igor Tudor as Tottenham manager – The Sun Glenn Hoddle is in line to return to Tottenham to…

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This photo taken on March 26, 2026 shows an oil tanker loading crude oil at the port of Yantai city in eastern China’s Shandong province. CN-STR | AFP | Getty ImagesHello, my name is Dylan Butts from Singapore. Welcome to another edition of CNBC’s Daily Open.On March 11, President Donald Trump said the Iran war could end “soon,” adding, “It will end whenever I want it to end.”But as the war enters its fifth week and reports emerge of possible U.S. ground operations, the timeline for a potential ceasefire or settlement remains as uncertain as ever. That uncertainty is beginning…

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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media after departing from Air Force One at Miami International Airport on March 27, 2026 in Miami, Florida. Nathan Howard | Getty ImagesUS President Donald Trump on Sunday signaled he would reverse his policy of blocking oil shipments to Cuba after a Russian tanker approached a Cuban port with a much-needed cargo, saying he has “no problem” with which countries ship the oil.The sanctioned Russian vessel, part of the country’s “shadow fleet,” was just off the coast of eastern Cuba on Sunday and was expected to arrive in port on Monday, according to…

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Gary Woodland ended a seven-year bid for his fifth PGA Tour title with an emotional victory at the Texas Children’s Houston Open. It was his first victory after brain surgery.Woodland shot a 3-under 67 at Memorial Park Golf Course to finish at 21 under, five behind Denmark’s Nikolaj Højgaard, securing his first world title since the 2019 US Open. The victory secured Woodland an invitation to next month’s Masters at Augusta National and capped off a remarkable comeback for Woodland, who will take time off from competitive action in 2023 after undergoing surgery to remove a brain lesion. image: Woodland…

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OpenAI’s decision last week to shut down its AI video generation tool Sora, just six months after its public release, sparked immediate suspicion. The app asked users to upload their faces, but was this some kind of elaborate data collection? According to a new WSJ study, the real explanation is pretty boring. Sora was a treasure trove of untapped gold, and keeping it alive was costing OpenAI in its AI race. So what happened? After a splashy launch, Sora’s global user base peaked at about 1 million, but has since declined to less than 500,000. During that time, the app…

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Smoke rises from a refinery chimney on March 18, 2026 in Linden, New Jersey. Kenna Betancourt | AFP | Getty ImagesOil prices rose on Monday as Yemen’s Houthis fired a missile at Israel and US President Donald Trump reportedly wanted to seize Iranian oil, deepening concerns about growing risks to Middle East energy flows.May futures prices for Brent crude rose more than 3.2% to $116.12 per barrel in early Asian time, according to LSEG data, with the international benchmark heading for a record monthly gain.US West Texas Intermediate futures rose 3.4% to $102.96 per barrel.In an interview with the Financial…

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