China could face ‘real problems’ within two months if Strait of Hormuz crisis drags on, experts warn
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to break down the impact…
China could face ‘real problems’ within two months if Strait of Hormuz crisis drags on, experts warn
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to break down the impact of escalating US-Iran tensions on global oil markets and China’s reliance on Middle East energy. With Strait of Hormuz traffic nearly halted, China’s reliance on Iranian oil could trigger “real problems” within two months if the crisis continues, one expert…
Trump says US sank 10 ships in Iran strike, ‘last, best chance’ to act
President Donald Trump Monday said the United States and Israel’s joint military operation against Iran was “our last, best chance to strike” to “eliminate the intolerable threats” posed by Tehran. The United States and Israel launched the operation against Iran Saturday known as “Operation Epic Fury.” The attacks left major Iranian leaders dead, including its…
Butter Yellow Is About to Take Over Spring 2026 — Shop 17 Must-Haves
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Butter yellow has officially made its way into spring fashion, and we can’t get enough of this trendy color. Soft yet fresh, this lighter shade feels wearable and is perfect for the start of warmer…
X ads ‘Paid Partnership’ labels for creators so they can ditch the hashtags
Social network X on Monday announced the introduction of a new “Paid Partnership” label that creators can apply to their posts to indicate they’re advertisements. The feature could help improve creators’ authenticity, so fans know when a product recommendation is an original sentiment, versus a paid sponsorship, while also complying with regulations that say ads…
USC basketball star abruptly leaves program as season nears end
Chad Baker-Mazara, a top scorer on the USC Trojans’ men’s basketball team, abruptly exited the program on Sunday, the school announced. Baker-Mazara was the team’s second-leading scorer and started 22 of the Trojans’ 26 games. He had 14 points in an 82-67 loss to No. 12 Nebraska on Saturday. He only played three of his…
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick makes quiet trip to India days after tariff setback
India Index founder and CEO Samir Kapadia discusses the benefits of President Donald Trump’s trade deal with India on ‘Mornings with Maria.’ Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, met his Indian counterpart in New Delhi Thursday. The meeting comes less than a week after the Supreme Court struck down…
Investors spill what they aren’t looking for anymore in AI SaaS companies
Investors have been pouring billions into AI companies over the past few years, as the technology continues to hold sway in the Valley and thus the world. But not all AI companies are grabbing investor attention. Indeed, even as it seems every company these days is rebranding to include “AI” in its name, some startup…
Real Madrid could pose threat to Liverpool in their pursuit of 26-year-old German
Borussia Dortmund centre-back Nico Schlotterbeck has emerged as one of the most sought-after defensive targets in Europe. According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Madrid are preparing to rival Liverpool for the Germany international, who is entering the final year of his contract in Dortmund. With both European giants assessing their long-term defensive futures, Schlotterbeck’s availability has…
Stars Who Skipped SAG’s Actor Awards: Martin Short, Meryl Streep and More
The Screen Actors Guild’s 2026 Actor Awards were a star-studded affair, but several of Hollywood’s biggest names were missing in action. The Actor Awards were held Sunday, March 1, at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall, and hosted by Kristen Bell. “There’s something that feels so special and divine about … [having] the opportunity…
Former President Bill Clinton deposed in Epstein probe in potential first for Congress
Most congressional precedents emanate from Capitol Hill. Most presidential precedents emerge from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. But a precedent which may echo around the halls of Congress and the White House for years materialized in recent days in the snow-covered, wooded village of Chappaqua, New York. That’s where former President Bill Clinton testified under subpoena to…
