Oscars 2026: Six Wins for One Battle After Another as Viewership Falls
The 98th Academy Awards saw One Battle After Another dominate with six Oscars while viewership dropped 9% to 17.86 million, a four-year demographic low.
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Manila Summons Chinese Envoy After Coast Guard Collision
Philippines summons Chinese ambassador after coast guard vessels collide near Second Thomas Shoal, threatening a fragile South China Sea diplomatic thaw.
France and Poland Seal Nuclear Defense Pact in Kraków
France extends nuclear umbrella to Poland under the Kraków Accord, the most significant European defense treaty since NATO's founding in 1949.
Neuralink Brings Telepathy Brain Implant Trials to Singapore
Neuralink expands Telepathy brain-computer interface trials to Singapore as the company targets mass production and 2,000 surgeries per year by 2029.
Apple Peloton Acquisition Talk Intensifies as Stock Crashes 23%
Apple Peloton acquisition speculation surges after shares plunge 23% on missed revenue, with analysts eyeing a potential $9-12 billion buyout deal.
DESI Cosmic Map Challenges Einstein With Dark Energy Shift
The DESI 3D cosmic map of 18.7 million galaxies suggests dark energy may be weakening, challenging Einstein's cosmological constant and standard physics.
Retatrutide Phase 3 Data Shows 29% Weight Loss, Rivaling Surgery
Eli Lilly's retatrutide triple agonist achieves 28.7% weight loss in TRIUMPH-4 trial, matching bariatric surgery outcomes and reshaping obesity treatment.
Tiger Woods Keeps 2026 Masters Door Open After Surgery Recovery
Tiger Woods remains non-committal on his 2026 Masters return as the 50-year-old battles recovery from his seventh back surgery and a ruptured Achilles.
GTA VI Gameplay Reveal Expected This Summer After Second Delay
Rockstar Games prepares GTA VI gameplay premiere for summer 2026 as the open-world title targets November release after two delays.
Sudan Ceasefire Deadline Looms as US Board of Peace Pressures Warring Sides
The US Board of Peace faces a March 31 deadline to broker a Sudan ceasefire as the civil war's death toll passes 400,000 and 33.7 million need aid.
Starmer Faces Red Wall Rebellion as Labour MPs Revolt Over Budget Cuts
UK Prime Minister Starmer confronts the biggest Labour rebellion since 2024 as Red Wall MPs demand reversal of infrastructure spending cuts in 2026 budget.
Rwanda-DRC Crisis Deepens as Sanctions Hit Generals, Drone Strikes Kill Aid Workers
Rwanda-DRC tensions escalate over M23 rebel operations in eastern Congo as US sanctions target Rwandan generals and a drone strike kills a UNICEF worker.
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro Takes Charge as Iger Era Ends
Josh D'Amaro officially became Disney CEO on March 18, replacing Bob Iger after a three-year succession process shaped by activist pressure.
Toyota Scales Solid-State Battery Production for 2027 EV Launch
Toyota moves solid-state batteries from lab to factory, targeting 750-mile range EVs by 2027 with partner Idemitsu Kosan building electrolyte plant.
UK and EU Sign Strategic Partnership in Biggest Post-Brexit Shift
Britain and the European Union formalize a strategic partnership agreement in Brussels, reshaping defense, trade, and youth mobility after years of post-Brexit friction.
Indonesia Begins Civil Servant Transfer to Nusantara Capital
Indonesia starts relocating thousands of civil servants to Nusantara, its $35 billion jungle capital in Borneo, as Jakarta sinks below sea level.
World Cup 2026 Host Cities Race to Meet FIFA Deadlines After Funding Freeze
FIFA World Cup 2026 venues scramble through emergency upgrades after a $625 million federal security funding freeze ended just 85 days before kickoff.
Amazon Waterway Crisis Fuels Impeachment Drive Against Brazil's Lula
Indigenous protesters forced Brazil to revoke Amazon river privatization, but the political fallout now threatens President Lula with impeachment proceedings.
Venezuela Wins 2026 World Baseball Classic in Stunning Miami Final
Venezuela defeated the United States 3-2 in the 2026 World Baseball Classic final, capturing its first championship before record crowds in Miami.
GERD at Full Capacity Triggers Egypt-Ethiopia Diplomatic Crisis
Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam reaches 74 billion cubic meters, prompting Egypt and Sudan to demand emergency UN intervention over Nile water rights.