The U.S. Supreme Court is currently deliberating on several business disputes between the United States and Cuba, with billions of dollars potentially at stake.

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for two attacks on the Syrian army and declared a 'new phase' in its operations.

Tehran can consider exporting part of its uranium stockpile, a senior Iranian official tells Reuters.

Iran and US diverge in views on sanctions relief, senior Iranian official to Reuters  Arab News

Iran and the United States have differing views over the scope and mechanism to lift sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear programme, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Sunda

Iran and the United States are sliding rapidly towards military conflict as hopes fade for a diplomatic solution to their standoff over Tehran’s nuclear program, officials on both sides and diplomats

Several Arab and Muslim nations, including Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the OIC, have strongly condemned remarks made by a US ambassador regarding Israel's right to expansion.

Iran and US views on sanctions relief differ, senior Iranian official tells Reuters  Reuters

Denmark's Joint Arctic Command conducted an evacuation of a U.S. submarine crew member from Greenlandic waters, as reported by Reuters.

Russian missile strikes Oreo factory in Ukraine, foreign minister says  Reuters

The United Arab Emirates successfully thwarted several cyber attacks, according to its state news agency, though no further details on the nature or origin of the attacks were provided.

Germany's ruling party is supporting measures to curb social media use for children, indicating a move towards stricter regulations on digital platforms for minors.

Aston Martin plans to sell its Formula 1 branding rights as the company issues a warning of a larger financial loss.

A Russian attack on Kharkiv resulted in two deaths, while Ukraine retaliated by striking a missile plant, with 175 'combat clashes' reported by regional administration head Oleh Syniehubov.

The USDA is defending its $12 billion subsidy program, which aims to support farmers facing economic challenges.

Economic Growth Slowed in Fourth Quarter, Hurt by Government Shutdown  The Wall Street Journal

The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump’s global tariffs, leading to companies lining up for refunds, though Trump vows to impose new tariffs under different authority.

The U.S. State Department has raised concerns about terrorism in connection with the killing of a French activist.

The US Supreme Court has struck down tariffs imposed by former President Trump, leading to discussions about the implications for Mexico.

France's far right is attempting to deepen its mainstream credibility following the killing of an activist.

An analysis explores the potential negative consequences of President Trump's threatened limited military strikes against Iran.

Phil Spencer, the head of Microsoft Gaming, has retired, with insider Asha Sharma stepping into his role.

Cruise operator Carnival is set to unify its dual listing structure.

ConocoPhillips is reportedly weighing the sale of its Permian Basin assets, which are estimated to be worth $2 billion.

JPMorgan is reportedly engaging CHIPS and defense officials to advance a $1.5 trillion security initiative.

A recent ruling on IEEPA tariffs is expected to create a positive margin tailwind for consumer-focused companies, potentially boosting their profitability.

The decision is a triumph for the separation of powers and individual liberty.

The EU is reportedly ready to enact the Mercosur trade deal despite facing resistance, according to its trade chief.

A Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has led to a surge in gold and silver prices, while Nike's stock experienced volatility due to market uncertainty surrounding the decision.

A growing number of firms are reportedly leaving Wall Street, shifting from a 'buy America' to a 'bye America' trend.

Following a fatal crash, US House lawmakers are proposing a comprehensive aviation safety bill to address concerns and improve air travel safety.

Russia has announced that there are no ongoing peace talks with Japan regarding their long-standing territorial dispute.

AdvanSix is planning $30 million in annual cost savings and aims for improved free cash flow by 2026, despite facing input cost headwinds.

Iran's top diplomat states that a deal is achievable in nuclear talks and calls the US military build-up 'unnecessary and unhelpful,' clarifying that the US has not demanded zero uranium enrichment.

Private-Credit Warning Signs Flash After Blue Owl Unloads $1.4 Billion in Assets  The Wall Street Journal

Brazil's state-owned oil company Petrobras is investigating potential opportunities in Venezuela, according to its head of exploration and production.

U.S. equity futures are experiencing a decline, sliding from earlier highs, as geopolitical tensions involving Iran escalate and a large volume of economic data is anticipated.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, in her first parliamentary speech after a landslide victory, emphasized addressing Chinese 'coercion' and strengthening ties with the US.

Timothy McGee is set for a tense reunion with Ziva David's true MCRT replacement in the upcoming NCIS season 23.

US economic growth likely slowed to a still-brisk pace in the fourth quarter, with stock futures remaining muted as investors await further economic data.

New allegations of sexual assault against the husband of Trump's Labor Secretary have led to his ban from the Department of Labor headquarters, as an ongoing departmental probe continues.

The United States is currently in negotiations with India regarding the sale of Venezuelan oil, according to a US envoy.

The International Monetary Fund has expressed encouragement regarding Argentina's $2 billion in foreign exchange purchases made this year.

A new report from Reuters indicates that the world is experiencing an accelerated rate of warming, highlighting the ongoing climate crisis.

The FBI is reportedly planning to reduce the vetting process for some individuals applying to become agents.

A Ukrainian official announced that the country's defence exports are expected to reach several billion dollars by 2026, indicating a significant boost in its military industrial capacity.

Air Liquide has slightly exceeded its forecast for recurring operating income in 2025.

Novartis has announced its decision to sell a 70.7% stake in its Indian unit for $159 million.

Meta has reportedly cut stock awards for the majority of its employees by 5%, according to the Financial Times.

This article highlights Federal Reserve official Daly's statement that the Fed is exploring the economic impact of AI, indicating a forward-looking approach to policy.

Indonesia, Morocco, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, and Egypt have committed to sending troops and providing training for a police force as part of a proposed Gaza peacekeeping plan.

Australian police are investigating a threatening letter sent to the country's largest mosque, received just before the start of Ramadan.

Newmont has surpassed its profit estimates and committed $1.4 billion for assets acquired from Newcrest.

Former US President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon and other government agencies to declassify and release files related to UFOs and aliens, citing public interest in the topic.

Pakistan and the United States have signed an agreement to redevelop the historic Roosevelt Hotel in New York City.

A top U.S. airline lobbyist has cautioned that capping credit card interest rates at 10% could harm the airline industry.

Un banner al președintelui american Donald Trump a fost amplasat la sediul Departamentului american de Justiție, anunță jurnaliștii Reuters, care remarcă faptul că este cel mai recent efort al liderul

The US Supreme Court's current docket includes several top cases that are expected to have significant legal and societal implications.

Iran and US diverge in views on sanctions relief, senior Iranian official to Reuters  Arab News

Iran and US views on sanctions relief differ, senior Iranian official tells Reuters  Reuters

Reuters captures scenes from the vibrant Carnival celebrations in Rio and Sao Paulo, featuring feathers, sequins, and samba.

Islamic State claims two attacks on Syrian army, announces ‘new phase’ of operations  Reuters

A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Iran and the US hold differing views on the issue of sanctions relief.

A Reuters report outlines the most significant cases currently on the United States Supreme Court's docket.

Eli Lilly (LLY) is reportedly expanding its pharmaceutical pipeline through a new agreement involving Clazakizumab, as reported by Reuters.

An Australian warship has transited the Taiwan Strait, an action that was closely monitored by China's navy, underscoring regional geopolitical dynamics.

Iranian students begin new university term with protests  Reuters

ECB's Panetta noted that Chinese imports contributed to a sharper-than-forecast drop in inflation.

President Donald Trump announced his intention to increase worldwide tariffs on goods entering the United States from 10 percent to 15 percent, effective immediately, a move that follows a Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariff actions.

Estonian 'dark horse' Kelly Sildaru secured a surprise silver medal in the freestyle halfpipe event at the Winter Olympics.

The United States mixed aerials team secured a record 11th gold medal at the Winter Olympics, successfully defending their title with a dominant performance.

A federal appeals court has lifted a block on a Louisiana law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking constitutional debate.

Bessent has stated that the U.S. economy is expected to achieve a growth rate of at least 3.5% by 2026.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.

TXNM Energy has obtained approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for its $11.5 billion deal with Blackstone.

The FCC has requested that networks air 'pro-America content' to commemorate the nation's 250th birthday.

Director James Cameron has voiced his opposition to Netflix's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, instead favoring a deal with Paramount.

Stock Market Today: Trump Says He Will Impose 10% Global Tariff Under Different Authority — Live Updates  The Wall Street Journal

Brazilian airline Azul has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

A new study suggests that the number of deaths in Gaza during the first 15 months of the war was higher than previously reported.

Fed's Logan has observed increased business uncertainty in the wake of a recent tariff decision.

A Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) probe concerning AppLovin remains active, according to a Bloomberg News report.

Venezuela's refineries have boosted their processing capacity to 35%, according to sources, signaling an increase in oil production.

A federal watchdog agency has criticized the FAA's oversight of United Airlines' maintenance practices, raising concerns about safety regulations.

The Supreme Court's decision to strike down some of Trump's tariffs is expected to benefit several retail stocks, including Home Depot, Nike, and Target.

According to S&P Global, the growth of business activity in the United States decelerated in February.

Venezuela's legislature has passed a limited amnesty bill, a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups.

Cubans are increasingly turning to solar energy to cope with persistent blackouts, as the United States continues its oil sanctions against the island nation.

Jim Cramer has identified a promising tech stock that he believes can contribute to solving America's energy challenges.

First Solar's stock has surged following a Supreme Court decision to strike down Trump-era 'reciprocal' tariffs, positively impacting the solar energy sector.

A Thai court has extended the sentence for a lawyer who called for monarchy reform, highlighting ongoing legal actions related to royal defamation laws in Thailand.

US equity funds have experienced their largest weekly inflow in five weeks, indicating renewed investor interest.

Novo Nordisk has nominated three new board directors, two of whom have extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry.

The U.S. economy grew 2.2% in 2025, a modest slowdown from 2.4% the previous year. GDP gains were fueled by solid consumer spending and business investment.

President Trump has directed government agencies to identify and release files related to aliens, sparking speculation and interest.

New cybersecurity regulations for the U.S. defense industry are creating significant barriers for some small suppliers, impacting their ability to compete for contracts.

Former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested, leading to widespread condemnation in British newspapers and a continental consensus that his detention poses an unprecedented danger to the monarchy. Meanwhile, questions arise about his living arrangements with his ex-wife following the Epstein scandal.

UK youth unemployment is on the rise, putting pressure on the government's wage pledge and economic policies.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian ambassador to the U.K., about the developments from President Trump's Board of Peace meeting in Washington.

Exclusive | Trump Weighs Initial Limited Strike to Force Iran Into Nuclear Deal  The Wall Street Journal

The US trade deficit significantly widened in December, contributing to a record annual goods trade deficit of US$1.24 trillion, a 2.1% increase year-on-year.

A United Nations report states that both Israeli forces and Hamas committed atrocity crimes in Gaza.

Berlin has stated that there are currently no intentions to purchase more F-35 fighter jets.

The White House is reportedly proposing a ban on certain investors from purchasing additional homes.

Toyota's Koji Sato, once seen as the right person for the moment, has seen his role change amid evolving circumstances.

This story details the Federal Reserve minutes, which indicate little appetite among officials for immediate interest rate cuts, and the dollar's strong performance due to a hawkish Fed outlook.

American figure skater Alysa Liu secured the women's single gold medal at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, marking a joyful comeback story and a transformative moment for the sport.

Live Nation reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue, driven by robust demand for concerts and live events.

JPMorgan is reportedly in discussions to provide banking services for Trump's Board of Peace.

Prince Andrew's arrest has prompted the King to pledge full support and cooperation to the authorities, raising questions about the impact on the Royal Family.

Mexican authorities have discovered a secret tunnel, dealing a blow to the black-market fuel trade that has plagued the region.

Johnson & Johnson is reportedly exploring a potential $20 billion sale of its orthopedics unit.

Citi is strengthening its private bank leadership as part of a push into North America.

Guvernatorul îndepărtatei regiuni Udmurtia, din sudul Rusiei, a declarat sâmbătă dimineaţă că drone ucrainene au avariat un obiectiv în regiunea sa, relatează Reuters. Bloguri militare ucrainene neofi

Sanctions relief remains a key stumbling block as Iran and the US restart nuclear talks

Tehran can consider exporting part of its uranium stockpile, a senior Iranian official tells Reuters.

Russian cross-country skier Natalia Nepryaeva was disqualified from the women's 50km race after reportedly taking the wrong skis, leading to her removal from the competition.

US envoy's remarks on Israel and Middle East land draw condemnation in region  Reuters

President Trump is reportedly considering a limited military strike against Iran as a strategy to compel the country into a new nuclear agreement, amid ongoing tensions and a US military buildup in the region.

At least five bodies of migrants including two women have been washed ashore in َQasr al-Akhyar, a coastal town east of Libya’s capital Tripoli, a police officer told Reuters on Saturday. Hassan Al-Gh

Tehran can consider exporting part of its uranium stockpile, a senior Iranian official tells Reuters.

President Trump stated he is sending a hospital boat to Greenland, though details regarding its arrival or duration of stay were not provided, leaving observers puzzled about the purpose of the deployment.

JPMorgan Chase announced it closed former President Trump's bank accounts approximately one month after the January 6th attack on the US Capitol.

Artemis 2 is a precursor to the US space agency's planned astronaut moon landing with Artemis III scheduled for 2028.

A judge has ruled that JetBlue must defend against a $100 million lawsuit filed by American Airlines in Texas.

Exclusive reports indicate that Cuban security forces are withdrawing from Venezuela amidst increasing pressure from the United States.

The London Stock Exchange is set to host its inaugural transaction on a new platform designed for private share trading, marking a significant development in private market access.

The CEO of Airbus has asserted that the company possesses the capability to independently develop a fighter jet, as tensions deepen regarding the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project.

Gunmen on motorcycles attacked a community in northwest Nigeria, killing at least 50 people, with more still missing.

Wall Street's 'smart money' investors are profiting from market volatility caused by tariff-related uncertainty.

A new Trump administration rule could potentially pause work permits for asylum applicants for 'many years'.

A poll indicates that 64% of Americans disapprove of former President Trump’s tariffs, with disapproval spanning various demographics.

The US FDA has approved Vanda's psychiatric drug, marking a significant development in the treatment of mental health conditions.

OpenAI has informed investors that it aims to spend approximately $600 billion on compute resources by 2030, clarifying previous reports.

Donald Trump has made a serious allegation, claiming that the Supreme Court has been corrupted by foreign influence, without providing specific details.

OpenAI is reportedly working on developing its own AI hardware devices, with plans that include a smart speaker, according to a report by The Information.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is defending Trump’s order to protect a glyphosate precursor, despite his previous statements linking the herbicide to chronic diseases.

TSX futures experienced an increase, driven by the continued gains in gold prices.

Recent rainfall in Argentina has prevented a drop in soybean productivity, ensuring favorable conditions for the crop.

Federal Reserve officials are presenting varied perspectives on inflation and interest rate policy; while one official noted strong GDP growth raises inflation concerns, another believes policy is well-positioned for risks as inflation eases.

NASA is targeting March 6 to launch four astronauts on the Artemis II mission, marking the first human venture to the moon since 1972 for a ten-day lunar fly-by.

Hungary has announced it will release 1.8 million barrels of crude oil from its strategic reserves.

Nucor has promoted insider Jack Sullivan to the role of Chief Financial Officer.

Norway sets a new record for gold medals at the Winter Olympics, while Team USA announces Hilary Knight and Evan Bates as flag bearers for the Closing Ceremony. Meanwhile, Lindsey Vonn shares an x-ray after her latest surgery, and Chloe Kim reveals her retirement plan before making Olympic snowboarding history.

The Supreme Court has issued a ruling striking down some of former President Trump's most extensive tariffs, leading to immediate reactions and fallout.

The solar industry is accelerating its move away from silver as a component due to rapidly increasing costs.

The dollar has seen a slight increase as a key inflation measure shows acceleration.

A closely watched clinical trial in Britain that screened blood for early detection of cancer did not show a reduction in later stages of the disease.

Following the arrest of the former prince, Reuters photographer Phil Noble embarked on a six-hour journey to Norfolk to capture a photograph of Andrew.

Gold discounts in India have widened due to price volatility impacting demand, while China's market is on holiday.

A group of authoritarian world leaders and observers met with Donald Trump in Washington for the inaugural Board of Peace meeting, raising questions about their true objectives.

An email error has reportedly uncovered a $90 billion Russian oil smuggling operation, involving a network of companies, including a lesser-known group that has become Russia's largest oil exporter.

Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, a U.S. Senate candidate, released a campaign video featuring individuals saying 'F--- Trump.'

Private equity executive Gentry Beach, an investor linked to former President Trump, reportedly signed a gas deal with Russia’s Novatek, a project he claims was discussed at the highest levels in both Moscow and Washington.

Catholic leaders have brought communion to immigration detainees near Chicago following a recent court victory.

NORAD reported that US jets escorted Russian military aircraft out of Alaska's air defence identification zone, noting the Russian planes did not enter sovereign airspace and were not considered a threat.

Tullow Oil, a UK-based company, reported that its 2025 revenue fell short of market expectations.

World champions Britain are set to compete against Canada for the men's curling gold medal.

West Virginia has filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging that its iCloud service was used to distribute child sexual abuse material.

United States beat Canada in overtime for women's ice hockey gold  Reuters

A Palestinian-American man was killed in clashes with Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked former President Donald Trump for appearing drowsy during the first meeting of the Board of Peace, suggesting Trump was asleep.

Tesla has reduced the price of its Cybertruck Cyberbeast model in the United States.

Sweden has pledged an additional $1.4 billion in military aid to Ukraine.

The US and Indonesia have signed a deal to reduce tariffs, with Washington setting a 19% tariff on most Indonesian goods in exchange for lower trade barriers for US goods.

Authorities in Mexico and El Salvador have made significant cocaine seizures at sea, as the United States continues its lethal strikes against drug trafficking operations.

Brazil's government is reportedly considering measures to make it easier for airlines to access the public aviation fund.