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BUSINESS
Universal Music Group, home to stars like Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar, faces a potential $64 billion takeover from investment firm Pershing Square, led by Bill Ackman.
US investment firm Pershing Square has made a massive $64.3 billion offer to acquire Universal Music Group, which boasts a star-studded roster including Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar.
The outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Spain is causing significant economic distress for the country's pork farmers, leading to falling prices and export bans as concerns grow over the virus's spread.
Controversy over data centers and skyrocketing electricity prices is transforming utility elections across the United States. As voters in Arizona and Alabama mobilize, national groups are investing heavily in local races to influence the future of energy governance.
As the demand for custom clothing grows, tailors like Kil Bae are redefining fashion's future in a world dominated by fast fashion and disposable trends.
TRAVEL
The Transportation Security Administration is sending out long-awaited paychecks to its workers, promising to alleviate some issues at major U.S. airports plagued by delays during the ongoing DHS shutdown.
A traveler shares their experience on a long-distance train journey amidst political unrest in the U.S., highlighting the social implications of modern travel and the historical significance of railways.
Airports across the U.S. are facing lengthy security lines as spring break travel ramps up, prompted by recent executive orders for TSA officer payments that have yet to show effects.
The iconic Yoshino cherry blossoms have hit peak bloom in Washington, D.C., marking the start of the city's tourist season and the celebration of spring during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
The escalating conflict in the Middle East is disrupting global aviation, particularly affecting travel through Gulf hubs like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha. This situation not only leads to immediate flight cancellations but also raises concerns about long-term impacts on air travel and pricing.
SPORT
A local football derby in Lima turned tragic as a fan loses their life with dozens injured. Investigations are ongoing as officials assess the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A local football derby in Lima results in one fatality and dozens of injuries as investigation into the cause ensues.
Gennaro Gattuso and the Italian football federation mutually agree to terminate his contract following the team's failure to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time.
Following a shocking penalty exit, Italians grapple with their national football team's ongoing struggles as they miss the World Cup for the third consecutive time. Public sentiment reflects deep disappointment and questions on the future of Italian football.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has declared a public holiday in celebration of the national football team's first World Cup qualification in 52 years.
ENTERTAINMENT
The vibrant Fanti Carnival in Lagos, Nigeria, celebrates Afro-Brazilian culture, featuring elaborate costumes, music, and historical significance as communities honor their cultural roots.
Offset, a former member of Migos, is reportedly in stable condition after being shot outside a Florida casino. Authorities have detained two individuals in connection with the incident.
Rapper Lil Nas X has been granted a path to potentially dismiss his assault case following his enrollment in a mental health diversion program, the court announced on Monday.
OPINION
Iranian citizens express deep concern over potential infrastructure strikes as tensions rise. President Trump's threats loom large as residents prepare for possible fallout amidst an ongoing war context.
Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis has enacted a new law that empowers state officials to label organizations as terrorist groups and expel university students associated with them, raising concerns over free speech.
With a looming deadline set by Donald Trump threatening destruction of Iranian infrastructure, the citizens of Iran express their fears and frustrations. Conversations reveal the chilling reality for ordinary Iranians amidst a potential war scenario.
Martha Ongwane shares her transformative journey as a mother managing her daughter Rachael's autism in Malawi, highlighting the lack of resources and the stigma surrounding the condition.
Exploring the contrasting outcomes of young activists' movements in Nepal and Bangladesh, as Nepal's Gen Z secures power while Bangladesh's youth movement stumbles.
POLITICS
The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin will meet to discuss the potential termination of system president Jay Rothman, who has been asked to resign or face firing amid controversy over his leadership.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has been charged with war crimes related to his service in Afghanistan, marking a significant moment in Australia's military justice history.
The World Health Organization has suspended medical evacuations from Gaza after the fatal shooting of a contractor by Israeli troops during a security incident.
Democrats aim to strengthen their majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court in an election largely focused on abortion rights, with implications for upcoming elections in November.
Ron Gibson, an Indianapolis councilman, and his son were nearly struck by gunfire after a note was left at their home protesting data center development in their neighborhood. The FBI is involved in the investigation.
HEALTH
Rapper Lil Nas X, whose real name is Montero Hill, has been granted entry into a mental health diversion programme after being charged with assaulting police officers. Completing the programme may lead to the dismissal of his charges.
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has signed a significant tax cut while simultaneously vetoing critical bills aimed at aiding vulnerable populations, including former foster children and Medicaid patients.
In response to a deadly measles outbreak claiming over 100 young lives, Bangladesh has initiated an emergency vaccination campaign targeting more than 1.2 million children.
TECH
In a remarkable journey, NASA astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission captured breathtaking images of Earth and a solar eclipse during their fly-by of the Moon.
As the race for artificial intelligence dominance escalates, the United States and China showcase stark contrasts in their strategic approaches to AI development—each country striving for innovation in 'brains' and 'bodies'.
China and the US are engaged in a fierce competition for dominance in Artificial Intelligence (AI), with each nation excelling in different aspects of the technology.
During Artemis II, astronauts will lose contact with Earth for 40 minutes as they pass behind the Moon, offering a unique opportunity for solitude and lunar observation.
During their historic journey, the Artemis II crew will experience a dramatic 40-minute blackout during which they'll lose contact with Earth as they pass behind the Moon, prompting reflections on isolation and exploration.