Authorities in Zaanstad, Netherlands, are reportedly making unsuccessful attempts to dismantle a criminal organization operating a window cleaning empire.

The nest of beloved bald eagles Jackie and Shadow in Big Bear Lake, California, is reportedly threatened by luxury real estate development, potentially forcing the birds to relocate.

A novel method has been developed that utilizes battery acid and sunlight to decompose plastics and generate hydrogen, potentially offering a solution to one of the planet's most pressing environmental problems.

Costume designer Smriti Chauhan shares insights into Akshaye Khanna's viral moment and the challenges she faced while working on the film "Dhurandhar."

Polish police have dismantled an international gang involved in weapons and drug trafficking, arresting six additional members. Some of the weapons were reportedly sourced from Slovakia, where they were purchased as decommissioned firearms.

The Presidential Communications Office in the Philippines is launching a new platform to involve the public in its efforts to combat fake news, amidst a surge of disinformation regarding President Marcos' health.

Former President Trump posted an unedited video of a woman's murder in Florida on his Truth Social platform, stating he felt an 'obligation' to share what he described as a 'brutal slaying'.

The city of Prešov, Slovakia, has declared an emergency situation following the shutdown of its traffic lights.

Sezzle's stock declined following the resignation of a director, who cited 'growing differences' with the company's management.

Top global financial figures are concerned that private lending funds could trigger a new financial crisis, especially if interest rates rise, with Danish pension funds having invested billions in these controversial shadow banks.

Detroit Tigers center fielder Parker Meadows was hospitalized for overnight observation after a head-to-head collision with teammate Riley Greene while both pursued a fly ball.

Tímea Ráthonyi-Palácsik, widow of Andy Vajna, has shared government-critical videos by György Wáberer and Levente Balogh, as well as posts from Tamás Lengyel and Péter Geszti.

An association in Vaasa is encouraging thousands of local students to pursue entrepreneurship, exemplified by a hat company created in a shopping mall window as part of the initiative.

UBS has downgraded ServiceNow to Neutral and significantly slashed its price target for the company's stock.

Maryland's legislature has passed a new act that will impose significant limits on how prosecutors can use rap lyrics as evidence in courtrooms.

A Polish newspaper reviews the film 'Tam, w dole' (Down Below), praising its memorable lines and depth.

The preparation of flaounas, a traditional Cypriot cheese pastry, remains a central part of Good Friday traditions across Cyprus, with families continuing practices passed down through generations, combining religious observance with communal activity.

Economists express concerns that a struggling US economy could significantly affect Canada, with Canadian consumer confidence already at an 11-month low.

Stefano Gabbana, co-founder of the Italian luxury brand Dolce & Gabbana, has resigned from his executive management positions but will continue to hold his creative roles within the fashion house.

The family of late gospel singer Taiwo Adegbodu was robbed just ten days after his burial, with the robbers attacking his widow and demanding to see his brother.

Google is rolling out enhanced two-factor authentication (2FA) bypass protection for its Chrome browser, specifically targeting Windows users to bolster their online security.

Wells Fargo downgraded Sherwin-Williams, citing concerns that rising raw material costs, exacerbated by the Iran conflict, will squeeze the company's margins and negatively impact its stock.

The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Anthony Sarpong, has refuted claims that the new Publican AI system is slowing down trade at Ghana's ports, asserting that it is improving efficiency.

Berkshire Hathaway has sold 272.3 billion yen ($1.75 billion) in yen-denominated bonds, marking its first such issuance since Warren Buffett stepped down from his role.

The co-creator and star of the Emmy-winning sitcom "Hacks" discusses the show's final series, highlighting the evolving relationship between its main characters.

The British guided-missile destroyer HMS Dragon broke down shortly after its rushed deployment to Cyprus, where it was meant to bolster air defenses following a drone strike on RAF Akrotiri. The Type 45 destroyer remains moored with no clear timeline for resuming its mission.

TotalEnergies and Saudi Aramco have confirmed that a refinery has been shut down due to damage related to ongoing war.

Downloads for Meta's AI app on the App Store have seen a significant increase, attributed to the release of the Muse Spark AI model.

State sociologists report a decline in President Vladimir Putin's approval ratings, a level not seen since February 2022, amidst Telegram blockades, a 'war against VPNs,' and internet shutdowns.

On the 16th anniversary of the Smoleńsk catastrophe, unknown individuals covered street signs for "Aleja Armii Ludowej" (People's Army Avenue) with stickers reading "ulica Lecha Kaczyńskiego" (Lech Kaczyński Street). This act of renaming is likely a political statement.

Following Trump's visa crackdown, H-1B visa petitions have decreased at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, while Citi has seen an increase. This reflects shifting trends in visa filings within the Wall Street financial sector.

Robert Lewandowski has reportedly been offered to AC Milan, prompting sporting director Igli Tare to pursue the potential transfer, following his successful acquisition of Luka Modric.

Security lines at airports are currently shorter, but the ongoing government shutdown and unresolved pay for TSA agents could change this. The upcoming World Cup is also expected to impact agent expectations.

Operatives of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) taskforce conducted major operations targeting illegal mining activities along the River Tano in Ghana's Western North Region.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has upgraded Pakistan’s economic growth rate to 3.5 percent for the current fiscal year, though it cautioned about potential downside risks from global economic uncertainty, particularly amid the Middle East crisis.

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The RSPB charity is raising an alarm over a fatal risk to the UK’s starling and greenfinch populations, urging people to take down bird feeders this summer.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that one oil tanker carrying Malaysian-bound crude from the Persian Gulf has broken down, while another has docked, assuring there will be no impact on petrol supply.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected a slowdown in Cambodia's economic growth, accompanied by an increase in inflation. This outlook highlights potential challenges for the Cambodian economy.

Judy Greer breaks down the twists in 'The Last Thing He Told Me' Season 2 finale and her 'refreshing' role as Quinn Favreau, who 'doesn’t crumble'.

Police in Cyprus intensified patrols and made an arrest as part of a crackdown on illegal bonfires (lambradjia) and firecrackers ahead of the midnight Easter liturgy.

The  incident took place around on Tuesday near a restaurant in Tilak Nagar market. The accused allegedly broke the car’s window and threatened Arora’s family.

Vilnius airport was temporarily shut down after suspected contraband balloons, possibly intentionally launched from Belarusian territory, were detected flying towards the airport.

Asian markets saw gains driven by optimism surrounding a potential ceasefire in Iran, which overshadowed disappointing inflation figures from China.

Google is reportedly offering a free PC upgrade solution to 500 million Windows users, potentially referring to a new software or service aimed at enhancing their computing experience.

Greek police conducted a nationwide operation called 'Spark-Down' to prevent the illegal manufacture, distribution, sale, and use of fireworks ahead of Easter, resulting in 3,660 inspections and 23 arrests.

"Persona 3 Reload" for the Nintendo Switch 2 is now available at its lowest price ever on Amazon, marked down to $29.99, representing a 50% discount.

Meta has shut down its internal 'Claudeonomics' dashboard, which tracked employee AI token usage, following concerns about external data sharing.

More than 20 cadets at the Philippine National Police Academy were reportedly burned with a mixture of drain cleaner and muriatic acid by fellow cadets in the latest hazing scandal to hit the institution.

Thai authorities have confiscated assets worth 8.3 billion baht (US$260 million) from individuals involved in an alleged money-laundering network connected to cross-border cyber scam operations originating in Cambodia.

The CEO and CFO of Singapore-listed Olam Group are set to step down from their current roles to focus on the Saudi-backed Olam Agri entity.

The chances of saving 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' or a 'Strange New Worlds' spinoff have diminished, with confirmation that the sets for the USS Athena and Enterprise have been dismantled.

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García breaks down five essential tracks from her new album, 'Puerta Abierta,' sharing insights into her creative process.

Farmers in Johor, Malaysia, are being compelled to scale down their operations due to a significant increase in costs.

The stock market experienced mixed results today, with the Nasdaq rising and the Dow falling, following the release of March CPI data indicating surging energy costs.

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A barangay health aide was killed and 11 others were injured in a truck collision on a downhill road in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. The incident occurred on Friday morning.

Sérgio Monte, deputy secretary-general of UGT, does not lose hope for an agreement, but assures that UGT will not back down on the elimination of the guarantee of reinstatement after an illegal dismissal.

In the new documentary "Boy Band Confidential," Lance Bass shares that his mother initially turned down the offer for him to join *NSYNC.

During a walk in Bergen, Norway, a stranger threw a dog named Basse over a railing and eight meters down into the sea, an incident described as highly traumatic.

Super Micro's stock surged 8% following a 123% revenue growth and the launch of its Gold Series, overshadowing any legal concerns.

Evie Kostakis, the Chief Financial Officer of Julius Baer, is set to resign from her position at the financial institution.

Dow Inc. has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.35 per share for its shareholders.

Russia's large-scale mobile Internet disruptions in Moscow are drawing criticism from state-sanctioned 'opposition' parties, a move seen as part of Kremlin-approved campaign messaging.

US and Vatican officials have sought to downplay accounts of strained relations between the Trump administration and the Catholic Church, with a church official describing a Vatican meeting at the Pentagon as 'unusual'.

Greek composer Phoebus has revealed the unique inspiration behind his song "Mechri Mai Mina," which was performed by Despina Vandi, citing a tumultuous love affair and a shop window.

Vatican officials are attempting to downplay reports of a meeting that allegedly sparked a feud between Pope Leo and Donald Trump, with the Defense Department describing the interaction as 'respectful and reasonable discussion'.

Army ROTC cadets at Old Dominion University recounted their heroic actions in subduing an active shooter, Mohamed Jalloh, who killed professor Brandon Shah. The students' intervention prevented further casualties during the harrowing incident.

Palo Alto Networks' stock spearheaded a significant software selloff, as investors expressed increasing apprehension about Mythos, a powerful forthcoming Anthropic AI model.

Opel intends to reduce its workforce by 650 positions at its Rüsselsheim development center, bringing the number of engineers down from 1650 to 1000, with remaining jobs secured by tasks for the Stellantis group.

Alban Berg's masterpiece 'Wozzeck' has returned to the Staatsoper, featuring performances by Marlis Petersen and conducted by Franz Welser-Möst.

A 70-year-old man, displaced twice by war from Donetsk Oblast, was assisted by Kyiv police after his overloaded car broke down during an evacuation attempt. The incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian challenges faced by civilians fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

The UK Home Office has started removing post-Brexit residency rights from EU citizens deemed not to be continuously living in the UK, raising concerns about the use of travel data.

Netflix's new docuseries, 'Trust Me: The False Prophet,' goes undercover into an FLDS cult, detailing how filmmakers brought down a man who stepped in to lead after Warren Jeffs went to prison.

Nutanix shares fell by 6% after JPMorgan downgraded the company's stock, citing concerns over its near-term growth prospects.

This week's rundown of Hollywood's biggest winners and losers, from a beloved power couple to the "Black Snape" uproar to Warner. Bros' fan-frustrating flex.

A 'state-of-the-art' CIA instrument, dubbed 'Ghost Murmur,' was reportedly used to track the heartbeat of a US Air Force colonel who hid in Iranian mountains for two days after his plane was shot down.

Despite a 30% decline in Oracle's stock this year, a prominent billionaire investor reportedly maintains a positive outlook on the company.

The co-founder of the bold and sensual fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has stepped down as chair, as the company grapples with debt amidst a slowdown in global luxury spending.

A commentary piece reflects on the human experience in space, noting that even on the far side of the Moon, people seem unable to put down their mobile phones. The author expresses hope for the next generation regarding this behavior.

Containers have been placed next to the monument for murdered Jews in Jedwabne, Poland, by a group associated with Wojciech Sumliński, who questions Polish involvement in the crime, drawing criticism.

A pensioner shot down a municipal drone, believing it was being used by burglars, when in fact it was being operated by a municipal service to inspect the roofs of public buildings.

Kraków, Poland, has been recognized as one of the top 20 greenest cities globally, according to a new study by the travel service TimeOut, highlighting its quality and quantity of urban greenery.

Gerhard Trabert, a renowned social physician from Mainz, is stepping down from his leadership role due to illness and will become an honorary member of the 'Poverty and Society in Germany' association, which he dedicated years to.

Companies and investors should anticipate a painful, months-long transformation as AI integration is expected to initially slow down the economy before boosting productivity.

A crime novel is recommended as the perfect read for the Easter holidays, promising to be unputdownable during the relaxed pace of the festive period.

A free download for Pokémon Scarlet & Violet is available until April 16, allowing players to join a 7-star Tera Raid Battle featuring Emboar from April 9-16.

Negotiations in Norway's construction industry have collapsed, leading to a breakdown between parties and a threat of a major strike. The dispute will now proceed to mandatory mediation, with a deadline set for Tuesday midnight.

Indian government censors are actively removing social media memes and jokes that criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This crackdown comes as criticism grows regarding Modi's response to the Iran war.

Across many towns and cities in Nigeria, a severe housing crisis is escalating due to exorbitant rent increases, forcing families to relocate, downgrade living conditions, or incur significant debt.

Indonesia's Finance Minister has criticized the World Bank's decision to lower the country's economic growth forecast to 4.7 per cent, calling the downgrade a 'serious mistake' influenced by external pressures.

Spring cleaning often starts with windows, but when hiring professionals, consumers quickly discover that prices for window and blind cleaning are not as straightforward as expected, with differences potentially reaching hundreds of euros.

Lithuania's Registry Center announced planned system updates over the weekend, which will cause several hours of downtime for its managed registers and information systems, including e-health services, from Saturday night to Sunday morning.

After intensive work on advanced mathematical problems, participants of the Math Beyond Limits Balkans camp in Konjic discussed how mathematics influences democratic processes, alongside enjoying an adventure through Herzegovina.

Live updates are available on how to download the KEA KCET 2026 hall tickets, as candidates await the release of their admit cards.

The Indian Rupee has led Asia's gains following the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) significant clampdown on speculation, implemented to prevent its free fall. However, experts continue to debate whether these sudden and tighter controls, the biggest currency clampdown in a decade, risk backfiring and creating an impression of India stepping back from global financial market integration efforts.

Despite pre-election promises by Prime Minister Donald Tusk to liquidate Poland's Church Fund, which has been exploited by fraudsters, progress has been slow, with the responsible team meeting only twice.

BITS Pilani is set to release the BITSAT 2026 admit card today, April 10, for Session 1, with exams scheduled for April 15-16, and candidates can download their hall tickets from the official website.

Moody's is reportedly considering a downgrade of France's credit rating, a decision that would follow S&P and Fitch, influenced by an oil shock and elevated interest rates.

Moldova has been reclassified as a 'hybrid regime' from an 'imperfect democracy' in The Economist's annual Democracy Index, reflecting concerns over its fight against 'hybrid threats'.

The RSPB charity has recommended that garden bird feeders, particularly those for seeds and nuts, be taken down during the summer months to reduce the spread of avian diseases.

The manufacturer of Russia's AK-47 assault rifle is reportedly developing specialized bullets designed to shoot down drones.

The World Bank announced that Nigeria's poverty rate increased to 63% in 2025, despite a slowdown in inflation, indicating limited improvement in household welfare.

The Pentagon has downplayed any rift with the Vatican, despite criticism from the Pope, as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth continues to emphasize his Christian faith in his leadership, including instituting a voluntary monthly prayer service.

The Ranveer Singh-starrer film "Dhurandhar 2" has seen its worldwide box office collection drop to single digits on Day 22, with total earnings reaching Rs 1,665 crore.

A new report indicates that Alibaba Cloud's Qwen family of models captured over 50% of global open-source model downloads as of March, following the release of its Qwen 3.5 series. This finding underscores the significant dominance of Chinese models in the global open-source AI landscape.

The island municipality of Lubang in Occidental Mindoro has scaled down festival activities, fiestas, and public gatherings. This decision was made by Mayor Michael L. Orayani in response to an energy emergency.

Nigeria's real estate and construction sectors achieved a N58.16tn turnover, with construction reaching N19.36tn, despite a slowdown in real growth. The report highlights key challenges and future prospects for these vital economic sectors.

Tetracore Energy Group has launched a new compressed natural gas (CNG) station in Benin, Nigeria, aiming to enhance gas-powered transportation and expand downstream gas distribution across the country.

A new report indicates that Bungie's game 'Marathon' had a budget exceeding $200 million. Despite a significant drop in player numbers since its launch, the extraction shooter is reportedly not facing an imminent shutdown.

Following the arrest of a 'DOW leaker,' Kash Patel issued a warning that the FBI has 'more coming,' while social media users called for the arrest of journalists linked to the leaks.

The Allahabad High Court has quashed a dowry harassment case against a man and his parents, ruling that cruelty was proven against the wife, not the husband.

An analysis of Dutch Bros' current business performance indicates strong growth, but warns investors to monitor a vital metric that could signal a downturn.

A new study indicates that the altitude at which trees no longer grow is influenced not only by temperature but also by human land use, causing tree lines to shift downwards in many places.

The popular animated series Rick and Morty is reportedly ending sooner than anticipated, with a preview suggesting Rick's ultimate fate will be determined by an unexpected character.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has given social media companies until January 1, 2027 to enforce mandatory age verification or face legal consequences, as Greece moves to ban platform access for…

Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel clashed with NBC's Kristen Welker when asked if he would step down, asserting Cuba is a free sovereign state not subject to U.S. demands and questioning if she asks the same of Trump.

Citi has downgraded six software stocks, citing intensifying concerns related to artificial intelligence. This move reflects growing caution in the market regarding the impact of AI on the software sector.

Seeking Alpha analysts have issued upgrades and downgrades for several major stocks, including NFLX, LUV, XOM, and AMZN.

Analysts warn that the latest US restrictions by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Chinese telecoms operators could ultimately force them out of the American market, marking an escalation in Washington’s multi-year crackdown on Chinese technology.

The Iran war has pushed up gasoline, airline fares and other prices for consumers.

Harmonie Comyn, the widow of Adjutant-Chief Éric Comyn who was killed by a repeat offender, expressed relief after the driver was sent to trial, denouncing what she perceives as 'laxity' and 'excessive tolerance' in France.

Palantir Technologies Inc. has seen its stock drop 17% in three days, leading to a major selloff for the AI platform company.

The Dallara MPS 'Macchina Posto Singolo,' a 'secret' project developed by a small team during Italy's COVID-19 lockdown, is now available for purchase.

A spokesman for President Karol Nawrocki claims two judges sworn in at the Presidential Palace replaced others whose terms ended during the current presidency. However, reports indicate this claim is inaccurate, sparking controversy.

Ashanti region’s water security is facing a growing threat as two of the main treatment plants supplying the Greater Kumasi metropolis are gradually being choked by silt and heavy pollution of…

Citi has downgraded Docusign to a 'Neutral' rating with a $50 target, raising questions about the e-signature company's competitive standing.

Software stocks, including Palantir, CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Palo Alto, have experienced downward pressure following new developments from the AI company Anthropic, prompting questions about the future of their business models.

Grand Theft Auto V is being offered as a free download until May 2, providing an opportunity for players to revisit the game while awaiting future releases. This promotion aims to engage the player base.

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Microsoft has initiated a "spring cleaning" effort for Windows 11, significantly reducing the number of AI features within the operating system, with the first set of changes already implemented.

South Korea is implementing unconditional access to mobile data, allowing users unlimited data with a restricted download rate to ensure fundamental rights to communication and information.

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) is considering shutting down access to the Oti Landfill site to other municipalities and districts in the Ashanti region to contain a looming sanitation crisis…

Egidijus Lazauskas, the CEO of AB 'Lietuvos geležinkeliai' (Lithuanian Railways), is stepping down from his position by mutual agreement, marking a change in the company's leadership.

Relations between the European Union and the US administration are escalating due to increasing fines imposed on American technology companies. These fines have exceeded 6 billion euros since the beginning of 2024, contributing to growing transatlantic tensions.

The "Maul - Shadow Lord" series introduces two new droid characters, Spybot and Two-Boots, which are being hailed as some of the best in the Star Wars franchise since K-2SO.

Xavier Giannoli's film 'Les rayons et les ombres' (The Shadows and the Rays), depicting the Occupation, has sparked debate over its historical approximations since its release.

Fans are speculating that the release window for Hogwarts Legacy 2 may be closer than previously expected, based on quiet confirmations.

A driver who crashed into newly installed bollards in Protaras and fled the scene has been traced and reported to police by the Paralimni–Deryneia Municipality. The incident occurred on April 8, 2026.

Jamie Dimon has publicly called out private equity firms for failing to capitalize on the recent IPO window.

The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has urged for a national dialogue on the LGBTQ debate, cautioning against downplaying discussions on family values and moral questions related to marriage and sexuality.

The Duke of Devonshire's Lismore Estates has offered proposals to sheep farmers on the Knockmealdown Mountains in Waterford, seeking a swift resolution to an escalating rent dispute.

Meta's newly released Muse Spark AI model has significantly boosted downloads and sent its AI app soaring up the App Store rankings.

States and small businesses have challenged the Trump administration's 10 percent tax on many imports. This lawsuit follows a previous slate of tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court.

Spring cleaning starts with windows, but when we leave the job to professionals, we quickly realize that the prices are not as simple as we thought.

Authorities are reportedly slow in clarifying whether Mol executives violated rules by selling shares after the weeks-long secret shutdown of the Friendship oil pipeline, with one executive, Zsigmond Járai, also serving as a chief advisor to the MNB president investigating the case.

The Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) and the Institute for Advanced Studies (IHS) have both revised down their economic growth forecasts.

Finland's housing market weakened in March, with total transactions falling by over 14 percent compared to the previous year, according to new data from the Finnish Real Estate Federation.

Local elections in the UK reflect a Western trend of established centrist parties losing ground while political extremes gain support.

The World Bank has downgraded Nigeria’s economic growth projection for 2026 to an average of 4.1 percent, a decrease from its October 2025 projection of 4.4 percent.

The Oslo Stock Exchange saw a downturn, with arrows pointing downwards.

The Assam Board (SEBA HSLC) has released the Class 10th results for 2026, with the re-evaluation portal scheduled to open on April 13 for students seeking to check their scores or apply for re-evaluation.

Orders for the Finnish paper industry experienced a slowdown in February.

Ivanka Trump reportedly broke down in tears during a podcast interview while discussing the women who shaped her life, her mother, an alleged assassination attempt on her father, and her husband's cancer diagnosis.

A science article highlights that consistently choosing not to run can lead to permanent slowing down. It emphasizes that replacing running with walking as one ages is detrimental to overall health.

Authorities in Malaysia have carried out a significant nationwide crackdown on illegal e-waste activities across eleven states, resulting in a RM582 million haul and 515 arrests.

A nationwide crackdown on e-waste in Malaysia has resulted in 515 arrests and seizures valued at RM582 million, targeting illegal electronic waste activities.

A person who became stuck on the roof of an apartment building in Toukola, Helsinki, was successfully rescued by the local fire and rescue department. Rescuers used a lift platform to bring the individual safely down.

Police in Seremban, Malaysia, are tracking down five men to assist in investigations into two separate armed robberies that occurred back-to-back in Nilai.

US Marine Daniel Montano was fatally stabbed during a downtown brawl in Wilmington, North Carolina, leading to his death from injuries.

Ayoola Idowu, who lost his sight after a medical procedure, is facing eviction from his home and is seeking N15.2 million to fund treatment that could restore his vision.

The Asian Development Bank projects that the economic growth rate for the Asia-Pacific region will slow to 5.1 percent this year, a decrease from the previous year. This deceleration is attributed to factors such as soaring energy prices stemming from the situation in Iran.

The United States government is reportedly considering implementing new crackdown measures targeting Chinese telecommunications companies.

The housing market in Finland was notably quiet during March, indicating a slowdown in transactions.

When Gas Prices Rise, They’re Hard to Bring Down. Here’s Why.  WSJ