NASA pauses its lunar Gateway plan, a comet reverses its spin and more science news

From Lunar Orbit to the Surface: NASA Shifts Focus in Artemis Program NASA is recalibrating its ambitious Artemis program, moving away from the long-planned lunar Gateway space station and prioritizing the establishment of a permanent base on the Moon. This significant shift, announced on March 24, 2026, reflects a broader strategy to accelerate lunar exploration … Read more

Trump singles out Australia as he lashes allies on Iran war support

Trump Accuses Allies of Abandoning US in Strait of Hormuz Crisis US President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Australia, alongside Japan and South Korea, for declining to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz amidst escalating tensions with Iran. The rebuke follows a pattern of Trump lashing out at allies he perceives as not contributing … Read more

Trump gives Iran 48 hours to open Hormuz as Tehran strikes two towns in southern Israel

Escalating Tensions: Iran-Israel Conflict and the Looming Threat to Global Energy Recent strikes and counter-strikes between Iran and Israel have dramatically escalated a conflict already simmering for weeks. The exchange, marked by direct hits on both nations and extending to attacks on regional allies, is raising serious concerns about wider instability and a potential disruption … Read more

Robert Mueller, special counsel who probed but did not charge Trump, dies at 81

The Legacy of Robert Mueller: Navigating a Fresh Era of Election Security and Political Investigations The passing of Robert Mueller marks the end of an era defined by his unwavering commitment to public service and his pivotal role in investigating Russian interference in the 2016 US election. His career, spanning from Marine Corps officer to … Read more

The do and don’ts of fuel storage, as petrol and diesel prices surge amid Iran war

Despite warnings that stockpiling fuel will only exacerbate price increases, some Australians are continuing to fill jerry cans and store petrol at home. Demand is currently outpacing supply, yet the practice persists, with major retailers like Bunnings struggling to keep jerry cans in stock – the item is now the most searched for on the … Read more

US-Einreiseverbot – Wegen Herkunft: Schauspieler kann nicht zu Oscars

The Evolving Landscape of Online Communities: Moderation, Trust, and the Future of Discourse The digital town square is becoming increasingly complex. The comment section framework from Krone.at highlights the core challenges facing online platforms today: fostering community, ensuring safety, and maintaining trust. It’s no longer enough to simply have a comment section. platforms must actively … Read more

Trump threatens to hit Iran’s Kharg Island oil network if shipping lanes remain blocked

Trump’s Stark Warning and Escalating Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz The threat of direct confrontation in the Middle East intensified this weekend as former US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran regarding attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump threatened strikes on Iranian oil infrastructure at Kharg Island, a … Read more

Louis Theroux’s Inside the Manosphere is the horror film of the year – pity it’s all real

The Manosphere’s Expanding Influence: A Looming Crisis for Gen Z and Beyond Louis Theroux’s recent Netflix documentary, Inside the Manosphere, has ignited crucial conversations about the rising tide of toxic masculinity and its impact on young men. The documentary, as highlighted by The Mirror, doesn’t just expose the disturbing ideologies within this online community; it … Read more

President Trump to visit Greater Cincinnati: What we know

President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Greater Cincinnati on Wednesday, March 11. The president will make two stops: one at Verst Logistics Contract Packaging Facility in Hebron, Kentucky, and another at ThermoFisher Scientific in Reading, Ohio, to discuss efforts to lower prescription drug prices. Visit to Northern Kentucky The president will visit Verst Logistics … Read more

Jamaica, Guyana to lose access to hundreds of Cuban doctors

The Shifting Sands of Caribbean Healthcare: Cuba’s Medical Exodus For decades, Cuba has been a cornerstone of healthcare in the Caribbean, dispatching doctors and medical specialists to nations like Guyana, and Jamaica. Though, a confluence of factors – increasing U.S. Pressure, budgetary constraints, and evolving geopolitical dynamics – is bringing this era to a close. … Read more