Press review · Wednesday, 3 December 2025
03 December 2025
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theguardian.com Top stories ·
Trump threatens not to sign any bills until Congress approves strict voter ID act
Save Act would limit voting access in the US and centers on Trump’s unfounded claims of noncitizens stealing elections
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aljazeera.com Top stories ·
US investigators begin search of Epstein’s former ranch in New Mexico
Search comes after the release of investigative files renewed attention to sex offender's activities at the Zorro Ranch.
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New Mexico authorities launch search of ranch previously owned by Epstein
The so-called Zorro Ranch was the site of numerous alleged abuses, but was not subject to intense scrutiny
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wionews.com Top stories ·
'Expel US & Israeli ambassadors': IRGC offers 'full freedom' in Strait of Hormuz to Arab, European nations on one condition
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says countries will get safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz on one condition: they expel US and Israeli ambassadors. With oil prices surging, what could this mean for global trade? Scroll down to read more.
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Trump’s ‘free flow of energy’ vow fails to restart shipping in strait of Hormuz
Only two vessels not linked to Iran or Russia have braved ‘chicken run’ since US president’s promise on Friday
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hollywoodreporter.com Top stories ·
‘Heated Rivalry’ Stars Hudson Williams and François Arnaud Condemn Online Hate Comments
The actors shared the statement via identical Instagram stories posted simultaneously: “We all respect and support and love each other and are on the same side. If you can’t accept that [get the f*** out of here].”
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npr.org Top stories ·
Australia grants asylum to 5 members of the Iranian women's soccer team
Australia has granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women's soccer team who were in the country for a tournament when the Iran war began.
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lemonde.fr Top stories ·
The United Arab Emirates is caught in the fog of war
Surprised by the scale of Iran's attacks on their territory, Emirati leaders have worked to downplay the impact in order to retain the confidence of investors and tourists, while continuing to place orders for weapons.
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timesofisrael.com Top stories ·
Trump: Iran war could be over soon, but not this week; oil disruption would trigger harsher strikes
IRGC hits back, insisting it will determine when war ends; US president 'disappointed' Mojtaba Khamenei is new Iran leader: 'It's going to lead to just more of the same problem'
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kctv5.com Top stories ·
Charge reduced for teen who fired shot at Chiefs Super Bowl rally that killed one
Second-degree murder charge dropped for shooter involved in Chiefs Super Bowl rally.
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local10.com Top stories ·
Trump visits El Arepazo in Doral during South Florida stop for GOP retreat
President Donald Trump was in South Florida on Monday, stopping inside El Arepazo in Doral.
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mlb.com Top stories ·
MLB Gameday: Cuba 1, Puerto Rico 4 Final Score (03/09/2026)
Follow MLB results with FREE box scores, pitch-by-pitch strikezone info, and Statcast data for Cuba vs. Puerto Rico at Hiram Bithorn Stadium
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California gas prices rise above $5 a gallon amid US war with Iran
West coast state’s average cost per gallon has climbed $0.55 since the conflict in Middle East began over a week ago
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thescore.com Top stories ·
NFL free agency - Day 1: Instant analysis and grades for all major moves
The NFL offseason is kicking into high gear. Follow along for live analysis and grades of all major transactions over the course of the league's free-agent negotiation period, which opened today at noon ET.Day 1✍️ Panthers sign Devin Lloyd3-year, $45M dealThis might be the biggest steal of the day. Maybe I'm getting carried away with Lloyd's recent ascent - teams could very well be worried about the chances of him ever coming close to the second-team All-Pro production he provided in Jacksonville last season. But relatively small samples of high-level play have never stopped teams from swinging big on the open market before. At just 27, the former first-round pick seemed like a contender to push for $20 million per year. Instead, he lands in Carolina on a deal that will pay him $15 million annually.It's still a decent chunk of change, but the $17-million average Zack Baun received in a similar free-agent situation last year probably should have been the starting point. Lloyd's $15-million mark is closer to the deal Quay Walker is getting in Las Vegas than it is to the late-breakout Eagles linebacker. That's outstanding value for Carolina. And from a football perspective, adding Lloyd and Jaelan Phillips mere hours apart dramatically changes the makeup of what had previously been an underwhelming front seven.Grade: A💰 Titans follow the Patriots modelThe Raiders aren't the only team throwing cash around on the first day of free agency. I had my eye on the Titans as a likely big spender, and they have not disappointed. The idea? Take advantage of a unique cap situation and get aggressive to turn over the roster around your promising sophomore quarterback. It's a risky way to go about stockpiling talent, but what choice do you have when there's so much work to be done on the roster and such limited time with an affordable rookie QB contract? Mike Vrabel and the Patriots proved last year that there's a way to make it work with the right incoming players. Player Contract WR Wan'Dale Robinson 4 yrs/$78M DL John Franklin-Myers 3 yrs/$63M CB Alontae Taylor 3 yrs/$60M CB Cordale Flott 3 yrs/$45M CB Joshua Williams 2 yrs/TBD DE Jermaine Johnson II (trade) $13.4M Can the Titans recreate that magic under a defensive-minded second-time head coach of their own in Robert Saleh? That's a tough ask. As was the case with the Raiders, a few of these contracts (Robinson, Taylor) are quite a bit more expensive than I was expecting. But I love the aggressiveness to completely overhaul the cornerback room with three solid additions. Franklin-Myers is a supremely underrated interior rusher who should feast lined up next to All-Pro Jeffery Simmons and Jermaine Johnson, and Robinson will be a target machine for Cam Ward. It's a solid start to get a barren roster moving in the right direction.Grade: B+✍️ Seahawks sign Rashid Shaheed3-year, $51M dealSeattle swinging a deal for Shaheed ended up being the best move of last year's trade deadline. His electric playmaking skills showed up in some critical moments on offense, and he also chipped in three special-teams scores after coming over from the Saints. Shaheed's $17-million AAV may seem a little pricey for a player who has never posted more than 719 yards in a season, but his ability to stretch the field is such a perfect fit with Sam Darnold that I'm expecting his production to tick up in his first full season with the Seahawks. The 27-year-old will continue to provide an excellent complement to Jaxon Smith-Njigba while also moonlighting as the NFL's most dangerous return man. All in all, a strong piece of business for the defending champs.Grade: A-💰 Raiders spending spreeThe Raiders spent as much money as any other team in the first six hours of the negotiating window, and it makes sense. Not only was this roster in need of a substantial overhaul, but Las Vegas is obligated to use the vast majority of its $130 million in cap space just to reach the NFL's three-year spending floor. Player Contract C Tyler Linderbaum 3 yrs/$81M LB Quay Walker 3 yrs/$40.5M LB Nakobe Dean 3 yrs/$36M WR Jalen Nailor 3 yrs/$35M DE Kwity Paye 3 yrs/$48M DE Malcolm Koonce 1 yr/$11M CB Eric Stokes 3 yrs/$48M CB Taron Johnson (trade) 2 yrs/$18.7M Admittedly, there aren't many value adds in that haul. The Linderbaum deal, as I explained earlier, blows the center market out of the water. And I would argue the Walker contract is a bit of an overpay for a linebacker who does his best work in the run game. But the encouraging thing here is that this appears to be a team that now understands its timeline after last year's wake-up call. The money spent was always going to be secondary to the desperate need for an influx of young talent. Linderbaum, Walker, and Dean are still only 25, while Nailor, Paye, Koonce, and Stokes are all 27. It'll take some time, not to mention plenty of success in the draft, but the Raiders finally committing to rebuilding the right way could pay off in the long run.Grade: B+👉 Falcons sign Tua Tagovailoa1-year, $1.3M dealLanding Tagovailoa on a veteran minimum deal will be seen as incredible value in some corners. I understand the logic: Atlanta is effectively getting an experienced starter at the NFL's most expensive (and important) position for free. And I'll absolutely take that stance when Kyler Murray finds his next home. But this situation is a bit different. Given the way Tua's play dropped off during his last season in Miami, it's not clear whether he's still a starting-caliber player. It's obviously a low-risk move - and sure, maybe he's simply coming aboard to provide insurance at the position. But considering he agreed to the deal this soon after Monday's release from the Dolphins, and Michael Penix Jr. is spending his offseason recovering from ACL surgery, I would bet that Tagovailoa enters the season as the starter. That's not going to help the Falcons compete this year, no matter how cheap his contract is.Grade: C-Commanders sign Odafe Oweh4-year, $100M dealThe Commanders get on the board with a potentially massive addition to the defensive front. Making Oweh one of the 12 highest-paid edge rushers in the game is a gamble that he'll maintain the level of play he displayed after a midseason trade to the Chargers. The contract is a little rich for my liking considering his relatively underwhelming track record beforehand. This will be tough to swallow if his breakout ultimately proves to be unsustainable contract-year magic. But Oweh always had this kind of potential as a disruptive pass-rusher off the edge, so I don't hate the bet. If the second half of last season truly was a sign of things to come, a $25-million AAV with four years of control will wind up looking like a steal in an edge-rush market that currently peaks at $46.5 million.Grade: B-✍️ Bengals sign Bryan Cook, Boye MafeCook: 3-year, $42.5M dealMafe: 3-year, $60M dealIt seemed like the Bengals had no choice but to make some big moves on defense this offseason. Then again, you never really know with this team, so I wasn't about to get my hopes up. Cincinnati landing Cook and Mafe on the first day of the negotiating period is a pleasant surprise. Cook is a versatile safety who can make an impact either as a deep cover man or coming downhill in run support. The roster needed all the help it could get in both of those areas. Mafe adds some much-needed explosiveness to replace the departing Trey Hendrickson on the edge. He only had two sacks with the Seahawks in 2025, but it's reasonable to expect his production to take off in a lead pass-rush role. The notoriously conservative Bengals got quite a bit better on defense in the first few hours of free agency. Will they stay aggressive in the days and weeks to come?Grade: B+✍️ Broncos re-sign J.K. Dobbins2-year, $16M dealThere were some rumblings about the Broncos taking a big swing at running back in free agency. I certainly would have been on board with that strategy given how the run game struggled down the stretch this year, but there was no need to meet the price tag for Kenneth Walker or Travis Etienne when they could simply re-sign one of the league's most underrated running backs at a more modest rate. Dobbins was an excellent addition to Denver's backfield in 2025, racking up 772 yards on 5 yards per carry before having to undergo Lisfranc surgery in November. The extensive injury history is a concern here, but that's baked into the cost and contract length. Dobbins can be a star with some better injury luck working behind an excellent Broncos offensive line.👉 Saints sign David Edwards4-year, $61M dealAs you can see below, I wasn't a huge fan of the Saints spending big money on Travis Etienne Jr. in free agency. My feelings about this move in the trenches are the complete opposite. Arguably the top available guard, Edwards was a key component of an elite Bills offensive line for each of the last two years. With recent top picks Kelvin Banks Jr. and Taliese Fuaga at tackle, and veteran duo Erik McCoy and Cesar Ruiz still in place on the interior, Edwards is the final piece of what could soon be one of the league's best offensive lines. We've seen what Kellen Moore is capable of doing when he's got a solid foundation up front (even if this group may not be on the same level as the dominant unit he had during his offensive coordinator stint with the Eagles). Tyler Shough and his group of playmakers, Etienne included, should be set up for success in 2026.Grade: A✍️ Rams sign Jaylen Watson3-year, $51M dealI'm circling back to this one after a wild start to Monday because it shouldn't go overlooked that the Rams made another splash in the secondary. Their cornerback room got exposed in a big way down the stretch last season, ultimately playing a significant role in their heartbreaking loss in the NFC title game. Les Snead and Sean McVay aren't about to let that happen again. Last week's trade for Trent McDuffie was the perfect first step to shore up that problem area, and going back to the well of former Chiefs defensive backs is an excellent way to round out the new-look group. Watson is coming off a strong 2025 season in which he ranked 12th among all qualified corners with a 69.0 passer rating allowed. He finally brings some size and physicality to the position on the outside, and getting him for quite a bit less than Alontae Taylor's $20 million per year is impressive value for the potential Super Bowl favorites.Grade: A-🚨 49ers sign Mike Evans3-year, $60.4M dealIt'll take some time to get used to seeing Evans in another uniform. The potential Hall of Famer is on the move after an incredible 12-year career in Tampa Bay, and he's a fascinating fit with the 49ers. Kyle Shanahan's offense becomes more difficult to defend with a true X receiver on the outside - think back to what he did with Julio Jones in Atlanta. Evans won't produce at that level at this point in his career, but he remains a tremendous difference-maker when healthy. His ability to win one-on-one matchups on the outside could mirror Davante Adams's impact upon landing in Los Angeles last year. And the 49ers managed to get Evans at a cheaper annual rate than the Rams did their veteran star. This feels like a perfect all-in move for a team that has a real chance to win now.Grade: A-✍️ Saints sign Travis Etienne4-year, $52M dealI don't understand this one from the Saints' perspective. Etienne set himself up for a nice payday with a strong season in Jacksonville, but did anyone expect he'd become the NFL's seventh highest-paid running back at $13 million per year? As I saw it, Etienne should have been the cheaper alternative for teams that missed out on Kenneth Walker. It's a bit rich that this deal is so close to the Super Bowl MVP's new contract with the Chiefs - it's even got an extra year. And that's before considering that the Saints are likely still a season away from competing. Etienne may not be the kind of game-changer who can accelerate that process. Why not spend their limited cap space elsewhere?Grade: D+✍️ Titans sign Wan'Dale Robinson4-year, $78MEveryone saw this move coming a mile away. Robinson was poised to cash in after taking his game to another level in his final season with the Giants. Formerly something of a short-area merchant, his improved production at the deeper areas of the field led to his first career 1,000-yard season. The Titans had lots of money available to address their glaring need at receiver, and Brian Daboll arrived as offensive coordinator after four years in New York, creating an obvious connection with Robinson. I don't love the price at $19.5 million per year - it blows away the Khalil Shakir deal ($13.25M AAV) that seemed like a logical starting point for a rising slot-only receiver. Like the Raiders, however, the Titans were in a position to spend big. The offense needs all the help it can get at the skill positions, and Robinson provides a meaningful upgrade to Cam Ward's cast of playmakers.Grade: B✍️ Raiders sign Tyler Linderbaum3-year, $81M dealLinderbaum has blown the roof off the center market. This morning, Creed Humphrey was the NFL's highest-paid player at the position at $18 million per year. The Raiders giving Linderbaum a deal with an annual average of $27 million represents a stunning 50% increase over the previous record. That pulls down the grade quite a bit, but Las Vegas does have a truly ridiculous amount of cap space after freeing up another $30 million with the Maxx Crosby trade. The front office could find worse ways to spend that money than ensuring projected top pick Fernando Mendoza has a solid foundation up front. Adding Linderbaum is an important step in that direction, and the three-time Pro Bowler's athleticism should be a great fit for Klint Kubiak's wide-zone run game.Grade: B-🚨 Dolphins sign Malik Willis3-year, $67.5M dealMiami has its new quarterback. Willis appeared to be a likely and logical fit with new head coach Jeff Hafley and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan coming over from Green Bay. I admittedly wasn't sure whether the Dolphins would be able to justify spending big money at the position with Tua Tagovailoa's release leaving behind a record $99 million in dead money. Willis' market wasn't as competitive as some were expecting, though. The contract might seem a little pricey for a player with such limited experience, but it easily could have been a lot bigger based on the flashes he showed in spot duty for the Packers. A deal topping the $20-million AAV Justin Fields received last year with the Jets is a perfectly reasonable gamble on the former second-rounder joining the growing list of late-breakout stars at the most important position in football.Grade: A-🔁 Steelers trade for Michael Pittman Jr.Trade terms: Indianapolis sends WR to Pittsburgh for late-round pick swapThe Steelers finally have a No. 2 receiver. Trading for Pittman isn't the most exciting way to fill that spot, as his production trended downward over the last two years in Indianapolis. His 784 yards last season represents his lowest total since his rookie campaign in 2020. In that sense, this feels like yet another Band-Aid move by an organization that remains in denial of the obvious need to rebuild. The grade has to reflect that. That said, Pittman is still only 28 years old and could conceivably enjoy a bounce-back season as a reliable possession target opposite DK Metcalf. The trade compensation is negligible, and the three-year, $59-million extension reportedly handed out as part of the deal is fair value in an exploding receiver market. It's a reasonable gamble. The risk, knowing this organization, is that Pittman is the Steelers' only major addition at receiver. That would be a mistake.Grade: C✍️ Panthers sign Jaelan Phillips4-year, $120M dealThe Panthers aren't messing around. The industry seemed to expect the Eagles would find a way to re-sign Phillips - and that was likely the plan after Howie Roseman gave up a third-round pick for him at the deadline - but Philly was never going to match this kind of money. Carolina addresses a pass-rush need with a deal that makes Phillips the NFL's eighth highest-paid edge defender at $30 million per year. Injuries have prevented the former first-rounder from fully capitalizing on his potential, and his play did tail off down the stretch in 2025. But he still finished the year with a career-high 73 pressures, good for ninth among the league's top performers at the position. Expensive as the contract may be, Phillips' arrival could help Carolina's defense take the next step.Grade: B🚨 Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker3-year, $43.05M dealThis is a major splash for the Chiefs. While many people would argue against paying up for a running back, particularly when a team has so many needs elsewhere on the roster, how can you not love the fit? Kansas City will no longer trot out a middling backfield that fails to make the most of a favorable situation. Walker, the reigning Super Bowl MVP, is a true home-run hitter. He represents a massive upgrade over what the team has gotten from Isiah Pacheco and an aging Kareem Hunt over the last few years. Being able to move the ball on the ground with some semblance of consistency will go a long way toward getting the Chiefs' offense back on track. Crucially, this also ensures Patrick Mahomes won't have to do everything himself in the early stages of returning from his torn ACL.Grade: A✍️ Colts re-sign Alec Pierce4-year, $116M dealThe Colts evidently weren't going to be outbid for Pierce, and the final numbers are jarring. At $29 million per season, Pierce tops Tee Higgins to become one of the 10 highest-paid receivers in football. That's quite the feat for a receiver whose 47 catches and 1,003 yards in 2025 set new career highs, even though those numbers pale in comparison to established superstar wideouts' statistics. But his raw production doesn't tell the full story. Pierce has quietly become one of the league's most effective big-play receivers, leading all receivers in yards per catch over each of the last two seasons. Still an ascending player at 25 years old, this deal is more a reflection of where he's headed than what he's produced to this point. Keeping Pierce was a must if the Colts are going to set Daniel Jones up for success.Grade: B-✍️ Chiefs re-sign Travis KelceNo surprises here. Kelce was technically scheduled to be a free agent, and some recent reports indicated he was planning to talk to other teams once he hit the market. Yeah, sure. Kelce was never going to play for anyone other than the Chiefs, and news that he intended to return to Kansas City came down near the start of the negotiating period. Not only does he have the rare opportunity to play an entire Hall of Fame career in one uniform, but this was also his best chance of going out with another Super Bowl. The 36-year-old evidently has a little juice left in the tank, too: He finished the 2025 season ranked third among all tight ends with 851 receiving yards.Grade: B+🔁 Cowboys acquire Rashan GaryTrade terms: Green Bay sends DE to Dallas for 2027 4th-round pickAn announcement shared on Gary's Instagram account over the weekend suggested he was being released by the Packers. The post was quickly taken down, though, and reporters soon chimed in to say he was hacked. Who's buying that? Gary's pass-rush win rate dropped in each of the past four seasons, according to PFF. The opportunity for the Packers to save $19.5 million in cash commitments made him a likely cut candidate. With that in mind, the Cowboys giving up a fourth-rounder seems like a clear overpay. Gary fills a need on the edge, and the 29-year-old could bounce back with a fresh start. But it'll be a bit of a disappointment if this ends up being Dallas' only big move to round out the defensive front.Grade: D+🔁 Jets acquire Minkah FitzpatrickTrade terms: Miami sends safety to New York for 2026 7th-round pickMiami's new leadership is in the process of tearing down the roster, so it was only a matter of time before Fitzpatrick was shipped out. The only surprise here - and it may have been an unpleasant one for the veteran safety - is that he wasn't scooped up by a contender. Fitzpatrick's leadership will be invaluable for a young New York defense, and his playmaking ability is a welcome addition for a unit that somehow finished the 2025 campaign without a single interception. And it's not like this is a reckless, short-sighted move on the Jets' part. The draft compensation is effectively nothing, and the extension Fitzpatrick reportedly got as part of the deal - three years, $40 million - puts him 13th among NFL safeties in terms of average salary. That's good value for a three-time All-Pro who is still only 29 years old.Grade: B-🔁 Raiders acquire Taron JohnsonTrade terms: Buffalo sends CB, 7th-round pick to Las Vegas for 6th-round pickThe Raiders and Bills kept the trade fun going late Sunday night, agreeing to a deal that sends veteran cornerback Taron Johnson to Las Vegas for a late-round pick swap. Buffalo announced Johnson's release at the end of last week, so this is effectively Las Vegas's way of beating other interested teams to the punch. The fit is a bit curious, as the Raiders should probably be focused on adding young talent that might match their eventual competitive timeline. The 29-year-old should have a few good seasons left in the tank, though. And since the Raiders have more cap space than any other team, it's tough to argue against picking up a $8.67-million cap hit for one of the best reliable slot defenders in football.Grade: C+🚨 Last week's blockbustersA few teams got an early start on their offseason business last week. Maxx Crosby is headed to the Ravens in a blockbuster deal that sends a pair of first-round picks back to the Raiders, the Rams are addressing their need at corner by acquiring Trent McDuffie from the Chiefs, and the Bills are swinging big with an aggressive deal to acquire DJ Moore from the Bears. Click here for a full breakdown of all three deals.Dan Wilkins is theScore's senior NFL writer.
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wbur.org Top stories ·
What's the war in Iran costing American consumers?
Americans are paying more for gas than they were a week ago. <br><br><br><br>On Sunday, the price of oil hit $118 a barrel. It's since come down from those highs, but remains up sharply from the pre-war price of $70.<br><br>The price is being pushed up by disruption to oil supply out of the Persian Gulf – The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, typically handles around 20 million barrels of oil a day – close to a fifth of global oil consumption. <br><br>But the war has brought tanker traffic in the Strait to basically a standstill. <br><br>For sponsor-free episodes of <em>Consider This,</em> sign up for C<em>onsider This+</em> via Apple Podcasts or at<a href="http://plus.npr.org"target="_blank" > plus.npr.org</a>. Email us at <a href="mailto:considerthis@npr.org"target="_blank" >considerthis@npr.org</a>.<br><br><br><strong>This episode was produced by Mia Venkat.</strong><br><br><strong>It was edited by Courtney Dorning, Kara Platoni and Luis Clemens.</strong><br><br><strong>Our executive producer is Sami Yenigun.</strong><br>
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nbcnews.com Top stories ·
Prosecutor drops murder charge against shooter at Chiefs rally and cites self defense laws
Dominic Miller, who pleaded guilty to a weapons charge as part of a plea deal, was among at least six people to start shooting in the melee, according to court records.
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cnbc.com Top stories ·
Oil tankers transiting Strait of Hormuz 'must be very careful,' Iran Foreign Ministry warns
The price of crude oil has sharply spiked as the Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed as the United States and Israel wage war on Iran.
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cnbc.com Top stories ·
Anthropic was the Pentagon's choice for AI. Now it's banned and experts are worried
Anthropic's partnerships with Amazon and Palantir helped it make inroads into the DOD, and its blacklisting is concerning to many industry experts.
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9to5google.com Top stories ·
These smart glasses are similar Meta Ray-Bans, but support Google's Gemini
As smart glasses continue to grow in popularity, we’re seeing more options and more features. Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses are...
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apnews.com Top stories ·
Iran launches new attacks at Israel and Gulf countries as it keeps up pressure on the Middle East
Iran has fired more drones and missiles at Israel and Gulf Arab countries as it keeps up pressure on the Middle East in a war that has sent oil prices surging and stunned global economies.
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popularmechanics.com Top stories ·
Archaeologists Were Digging Into a Hill—and Stumbled Upon a 125,000-Year-Old Factory
“This is extremely rare for such an ancient site.”
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bbc.com Top stories ·
Ticketing giant Live Nation reaches settlement in anti-trust case
The live events company, which owns Ticketmaster, will open parts of its business to rival companies.
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npr.org Top stories ·
Trump gives mixed messages about when the war with Iran will end
In a phone call with CBS News Monday, Trump said "the war is very complete." But at a separate event with Republican lawmakers, he said the U.S. still needed to achieve "ultimate victory."
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Oil prices swing wildly as Iran war threatens transport routes and production across Middle East
The Iran war has upended oil production and shipping across the Middle East, straining energy supplies worldwide. And crude prices swung wildly Monday.
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thedailybeast.com Top stories ·
Lackeys Beg Trump to Find a Way Out of the War He Started
The president’s advisers are reportedly encouraging him to find an exit ramp from the war he just begun.
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Has Hollywood golden boy Timothée Chalamet lost his shine?
Is the backlash against Timothée Chalamet about more than his views on ballet and opera?
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abc7.com Top stories ·
Alexander brothers convicted of sex trafficking in case that shocked real estate world
Three brothers, including two of the nation's most successful luxury real estate brokers, have been convicted of charges that they conspired to drug and rape multiple women.
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jpost.com Top stories ·
Hezbollah trying to 'buy fall of Lebanese state,' Aoun says | The Jerusalem Post
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s proposed initiative included a request to establish a “complete ceasefire” with Israel and a plea for logistical support for the Lebanese Armed Forces.
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whitehouse.gov Top stories ·
Democrats’ Reckless DHS Shutdown Hits Americans Hard as 100,000+ Workers Go Without Pay
As Radical Left Democrats drag the Department of Homeland Security shutdown into its 24th day, everyday Americans are paying the price. Now, as TSA
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cnbc.com Top stories ·
Seventh U.S. service member killed in Iran war identified as Sgt. Benjamin Pennington
Pennington, 26, from Glendale, Kentucky, was wounded on March 1 during an Iranian strike at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. He died on Sunday.
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dw.com Top stories ·
Iran war: US to hit 'twenty times harder' if oil flow stops
US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with further attacks if it stops oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz. Elsewhere, five Iranian footballers received asylum in Australia. DW has more.
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atlantafalcons.com Top stories ·
2026 Free Agency Tracker: The latest Falcons signings, extensions and reports
Stay up to date on everything you need to know about the Falcons in free agency.
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nfl.com Top stories ·
NFL news roundup: Bengals signing LB Boye Mafe, S Bryan Cook to multi-year contracts
NFL.com keeps you up to date with all of the latest league news from around the NFL. Visit NFL.com's transaction hub for a daily breakdown.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com Top stories ·
Anthropic CFO Krishna Rao: Anthropic takes US government to court; CFO Krishna Rao says: After President Trump’s and Secretary Hegseth’s social media posts, a major investor in Anthropic informed me that ... | - The Times of India
Tech News News: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei made a public apology to the US government and Pentagon last week. In a full 180 degree U-turn, CEO apologised for the memo.
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chosun.com Top stories ·
Trump Aides Privately Advise Iran War Exit Strategy
Trump Aides Privately Advise Iran War Exit Strategy Soaring oil prices, midterm election concerns spur calls for strategy shift; White House dismisses reports
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laist.com Top stories ·
Uber, Lyft rideshare fees at LAX could jump significantly when Automated People Mover opens
The issue will be discussed by the airport’s Board of Commissioners Tuesday.
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espn.com Top stories ·
Sources: QB Tua Tagovailoa to sign 1-year deal with Falcons
Former Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa plans to sign a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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cbssports.com Top stories ·
2026 NFL free agency winners and losers: Raiders, Titans break the bank; Patrick Mahomes rejoices
The players and teams that are -- and aren't -- off to fast starts in free agency.
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wdbj7.com Top stories ·
Victim identified in deadly SW Roanoke shooting
The victim was identified as 37-year-old Evers Lamar Green of Roanoke.
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ktvu.com Top stories ·
2 Oakland EZ's Lounge bar victims killed in shooting ID'd
Oakland police on Monday identified the second victim of a mass shooting at a downtown bar over the weekend, which rocked the city following a peaceful First Friday event hours beforehand.
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usatoday.com Top stories ·
Flying soon? Here's how to check TSA wait times as shutdown impacts airports
Airports across the country are experiencing a surge in security wait times as TSA officer numbers dwindle due to a federal funding lapse.
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cnbc.com Top stories ·
Oil prices decline after nearly hitting $120 as Trump says U.S. considering taking over Strait of Hormuz
Gulf Arab oil producers are cutting production as they run out of storage space because they can't export through the Strait of Hormuz
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fieldgulls.com Top stories ·
7 free agent options for the Seahawks to replace Kenneth Walker
Kenneth Walker is gone from the Seahawks. Who could replace him on the free agent market?
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Cowboys finalizing trade for Packers edge rusher Rashan Gary
As the NFL's free agency cycle begins, the Cowboys are getting things started with a bang, finalizing a trade for Green Bay Packers edge rusher Rashan Gary.
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Penske perfect at Phoenix as Blaney caps big weekend in NASCAR victory
It was a Team Penske party at Phoenix Raceway, as the prestigious organization celebrated its 60th anniversary in “perfect” fashion.
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Teacher among 2 killed in mass shooting at downtown Oakland bar, school confirms
One of the two victims shot and killed at an Oakland bar early Saturday morning has been identified as Latetia Bobo, a teacher in San Pablo.
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Your daily horoscope: March 10, 2026
Your daily horoscope for Tuesday, March 10, 2026
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Inactivity Restart security feature is reaching more Galaxy phones, including the S26
Samsung brings auto-reboot to more Galaxy phones, including the S26. Here’s how Inactivity Restart works and why it matters for your security.
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Trump says ‘not happy’ with Iran’s new supreme leader, has replacement in mind
US president doesn't elaborate on plans, as Israel says Mojtaba Khamenei's 'hands already stained with bloodshed'; Iran's proxy forces pledge loyalty to new Iranian leader, Putin congratulates him
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Iran says oil blockade will continue until attacks end, Trump threatens heavier strikes
The heightened rhetoric did little to quell a sharp retreat in crude prices and a rally in global shares