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Live coverage from Artemis II mission control details flight day 8 activities as the crew prepares for April 10th splashdown off San Diego, including orthostatic garment testing, propulsion system diagnostics, and an emotional moment naming a lunar crater after Commander Wiseman's late wife.
Anti-war activists gathered in Washington DC to protest recent US military actions in Iran and Lebanon, condemning the Trump administration for conducting bombings despite claiming to pursue peace, while demanding an arms embargo, institutional divestment from weapons manufacturers, and an end to US military aid to Israel.
Tech stocks surged on tentative US-Iran ceasefire news despite ongoing regional fragility, while AI infrastructure spending remains resilient with Oracle securing $14B in data center financing and Anthropic releasing a powerful new cybersecurity model to defenders ahead of potential malicious exploitation.
Markets surged and oil prices tumbled 16% following a fragile US-Iran ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz, reviving rate cut expectations and sparking a rotation back into tech stocks, though analysts warn the rally may be difficult to sustain given ongoing kinetic attacks and geopolitical uncertainty.
The White House detailed the results of 'Operation Epic Fury,' a 38-day military campaign that destroyed Iran's navy, air force, and missile capabilities, leading to a ceasefire agreement where Iran committed to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and entering negotiations. The administration announced that high-level talks led by Vice President Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner will begin in Islamabad this weekend to pursue a deal ending Iranian uranium enrichment.
Traditional safe havens like gold, treasuries, and the yen have failed to protect investors during the Iran conflict and stagflation fears, with only the US dollar rallying. The crisis reveals that no asset is a universal safe haven—performance depends entirely on the specific economic shock, forcing investors to prioritize cash and context-specific analysis over historical refuge assets.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman General Dan Caine detailed Operation Epic Fury, a 38-day campaign using less than 10% of US combat power to decimate Iran's military, destroy its nuclear and defense industrial bases, and force a ceasefire under which Iran must dismantle its nuclear program and accept strict terms after suffering catastrophic leadership losses and battlefield defeat.
Intel announced it will join Elon Musk's Terafab project alongside Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI to manufacture silicon technology, providing a potential catalyst for the chipmaker's turnaround. Meanwhile, tech markets remain under pressure from Middle East geopolitical tensions and President Trump's Iran deadline, prompting analysts to recommend caution and inflation hedges over chasing the recent rally.
Taylor Frankie Paul's attorney argued against supervised visitation for Dakota Mortonson by presenting photos and text evidence from a February truck altercation, asserting that Mortonson's post-incident behavior—lingering to solicit sex—undermines his credibility, while existing DCFS oversight provides sufficient protection without court-ordered restrictions.
The UN Security Council rejected a resolution to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after Russia and China vetoed the measure despite 11 votes in favor. The US condemned Iran for 'holding the world's economy hostage' and criticized Moscow and Beijing for shielding Tehran, while Pakistan urged continued diplomatic engagement over military escalation.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot and midfielder Florian Wirtz addressed media ahead of their Champions League quarterfinal against PSG, emphasizing the need to maintain 90-minute intensity and avoid the 20-minute collapse that led to their 4-0 defeat against Manchester City.