President Trump proposed U.S. Navy escorts for oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz amid concerns over Middle East tensions affecting the vital shipping route.
Gold prices climbed over 2% amid a weaker dollar and shifting rate expectations, while markets assess inflation risks from ongoing Middle East conflict.
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike suffered a suspected Achilles injury during Champions League defeat, raising concerns about World Cup availability.
Mortgage applications increased as interest rates fell to a one-month low, while a Federal Reserve official indicated rates may remain unchanged for an extended period.
New York City's administration is exploring converting free street parking to metered spaces as the city faces a significant budget deficit.
Reports indicate the U.S. is weighing significant troop deployments to the Middle East, with thousands potentially arriving soon.
Federal campaigns have spent over $100 million on security measures in the past decade as political violence threats increase nationwide.
Gasoline prices are increasing as military conflict between the United States and Iran continues, with economic impacts being monitored.
A federal appeals court ruled that New Jersey gaming regulators lack authority to prevent Kalshi from operating sports-related prediction markets in the state.
Security researchers have identified iPhone hacking tools while authorities crack down on cryptocurrency operations linked to Iran and scam markets.
Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management led its first startup funding round, investing in Lucra, which creates corporate loyalty programs through interactive esports.
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Trump's Easter message about Iran while Sen. Raphael Warnock said he prays for the former president.
Pope Leo XIV begins extensive African visit covering Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to address regional challenges.
AI company Anthropic filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Pentagon's decision to label it a supply chain risk and ban federal agencies from using its products.
Multiple news outlets report different policy developments during the Trump administration affecting education and government information access.
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