India Raises Fuel Prices for First Time Since 2022 Amid Regional Tensions
India increased retail petrol and diesel prices for the first time in nearly four years, breaking a freeze maintained during recent Middle East conflicts.
India increased retail petrol and diesel prices for the first time in nearly four years, breaking a freeze maintained during recent Middle East conflicts.

Republican National Committee announces plans to hold a midterm convention between primary and general elections in 2026.
The White House is reportedly focusing on defense manufacturing capacity as military stockpiles face depletion from recent operations.

Indonesian authorities are investigating reports of toddlers being tied up at a daycare facility, sparking public outrage.

World Health Organization confirms hantavirus has not become more transmissible while New York investigates a suspected case.

Multiple political developments in the UK include discussions about Conservative leadership, NHS performance data, and civil service relations.

A model claims Kanye West choked her on a music video set in 2010, while West characterizes the incident as part of a theatrical performance.
The Board of Peace overseeing the Gaza ceasefire will ask the UN Security Council to press Hamas to disarm, citing the group's refusal as the main obstacle to progress.

Authorities are investigating emails about Prince Andrew's financial dealings that were previously provided to Buckingham Palace.

Multiple innovations emerge as climate concerns mount, from thermal batteries to snow preservation methods.

Young adults report economic difficulties while experts propose new financing models for workforce development programs.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered removal of hunting restrictions while administration secured deal for DC public golf courses.

Dana Williamson, former aide to Gov. Newsom and strategist for Xavier Becerra, pleaded guilty to corruption charges including diverting campaign funds.

A federal judge ruled that Trump administration efforts to shut down Voice of America operations were illegal, ordering mass rehiring by March 23.

At least 10 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza following clashes between Hamas and an Israeli-backed militia.
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