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Jet fuel prices in the U.S. have nearly doubled since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran in late February, rising from $2.50 to $4.88 per gallon. Airlines warn of potential flight cuts, especially on international routes, as refining capacity and supply chains face growing strain.

Rivian’s highly anticipated R2 SUV achieves 335 miles of EPA-certified range with 21-inch wheels, while all-terrain tires cut range to 314 miles. Leaked EPA documents reveal battery specs, charging speeds, and trim details ahead of 2026 launch.

Two years after George Floyd’s murder sparked a surge in donations to Black-led nonprofits, new research shows most gains were temporary. Only large organizations saw fleeting increases, while smaller groups—critical to underserved communities—were left behind.

Wendy's marks the NCAA® Division I Men's Basketball National Championship with a free Small Fry and Frosty offer. On April 7, fans can claim the promotion at U.S. locations only, celebrating a partnership that blends sports and fast food.

OpenAI has formally asked California and Delaware attorneys general to investigate Elon Musk and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly coordinating an ‘anti-competitive’ campaign to derail its mission. The letter cites opposition research, surveillance claims, and competitive maneuvers as evidence

Crude oil prices climbed Tuesday after President Donald Trump reiterated threats to strike Iran’s infrastructure unless the Strait of Hormuz reopened by 8 p.m. ET. U.S. crude rose 0.5% to $112.95 per barrel, while Brent crude dipped slightly amid escalating tensions.

Asia-Pacific stocks swung between gains and losses Tuesday as Trump warned Iran of civilian infrastructure strikes if a peace deal isn’t reached by 8 p.m. ET, threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Crude oil surged over 2% as investors braced for supply disruptions.

U.S. stocks ended Tuesday’s session mixed as investors weighed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and corporate earnings. The S&P 500 edged 0.08% higher, while oil prices surged on Iran conflict risks. Apple dropped 4% over foldable iPhone delays.

AI-powered telehealth startup Medvi, valued at over $1 billion, faces lawsuits and scrutiny for using allegedly fake doctors in ads. Founder Matthew Gallagher admits 30% of marketing came from affiliates, some posting AI-generated content. Regulators warn of deceptive practices as Medvi disputes all

An explosive New Yorker investigation reveals why OpenAI’s board fired Sam Altman in 2023, citing a 'consistent pattern' of lying about safety protocols, AI risks, and internal agreements. The report paints Altman as a polarizing figure whose untrustworthiness spanned decades, from failed startups t

A federal appeals court ruled New Jersey cannot regulate sports bets on prediction markets, siding with Kalshi and affirming CFTC exclusive jurisdiction. The 3-1 decision reshapes regulatory battles over event contracts, with broader implications for state vs. federal oversight of gambling.

OpenAI released a 13-page policy paper outlining its vision for navigating the AI superintelligence era, proposing radical economic and labor reforms. Critics question whether the tech giant’s motives are altruistic or strategic as debate intensifies over its influence on global AI governance.

On the same day OpenAI unveiled sweeping policy recommendations to guide AI toward a human-centric future, a bombshell New Yorker investigation cast doubt on CEO Sam Altman’s trustworthiness. The report, based on 100+ interviews and internal memos, paints Altman as a manipulative power-seeker whose

On March 31, North Korean state-sponsored hackers hijacked the widely used Axios open source project after a two-week social engineering campaign against its maintainer. The attack exposed thousands of systems to credential theft before the malicious packages were pulled.

Amid growing concerns over AI’s economic impact, OpenAI has released a sweeping policy framework calling for robot taxes, public wealth funds, and a four-day workweek to address job displacement and inequality. The proposals arrive as policymakers debate AI’s future role in the economy.

Hilary Reiter Azzaretti, a 50-year-old Park City PR agency owner, spends $12,000 yearly on Botox, hair, nails, and fitness to align with Utah’s beauty-centric culture and PR industry norms. Her regimen reflects deeper societal pressures around appearance and professional expectations.

On March 23, the FCC banned the sale of new foreign-made Wi-Fi routers in the US, citing national security risks. Nearly 60% of routers sold here are manufactured in China, and the ban applies to any device where key stages occur abroad, though existing routers remain unaffected for now.

U.S. stocks edged higher Monday as investors weighed rising oil prices above $112 a barrel and President Trump’s latest deadline to bomb Iranian power plants. Asian markets mostly gained, while the S&P 500 posted its first weekly win in six.

Vietnam’s fuel costs have soared after Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz disrupted oil shipments. Gig workers in Ho Chi Minh City report earnings halved by fuel expenses, forcing many to quit ridesharing apps.

Asian markets showed mixed performance Monday as investors weighed Donald Trump’s threats to strike Iran if a key oil chokepoint isn’t reopened by Tuesday. Japan’s Nikkei and South Korea’s Kospi rose while crude prices dipped as geopolitical risks escalated.

U.S. stock indexes rose Monday as investors digested a strong prior week, with the S&P 500 up 0.44% to 6,611.83. AI-driven gains in Twilio, SoftBank-backed PayPay debut, and retail plays like Boot Barn fueled midday momentum.

Major airlines including United, Ryanair, and Lufthansa are canceling flights as jet fuel prices hit $195 per barrel—nearly double pre-war levels—due to disruptions from the US-Israel war on Iran. The crisis is tightening supply chains and forcing carriers to slash routes, with analysts warning of w

From midcentury furniture to rare china, vintage items in your grandma’s living room could be worth thousands—or even millions. Discover 21 everyday heirlooms hiding in plain sight that collectors crave.

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom and former CEO Doug Parker were spotted vacationing together in Paris, sharing a first-class flight back to Dallas. The sighting reignites debates about airline executive behavior, customer engagement, and industry leadership dynamics.