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NASA officials confirmed the Artemis II mission is proceeding toward an April 1st launch attempt, with a two-hour window opening at 6:24 p.m. ET and an 80% probability of favorable weather despite concerns over cumulus clouds and breezy conditions.
Outgoing UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini warns that the agency is nearing collapse after more than 390 staff were killed in Gaza and funding from Arab states dropped 90%, urging member states to either protect the organization or facilitate a transition to Palestinian institutions through a genuine political process.
NASA confirmed the final 'go' for the Artemis II launch on April 1 following a successful L-minus 2 mission management review, with all vehicle systems, crew, and ground teams ready for the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt detailed the progress of Operation Epic Fury against Iran, citing the destruction of over 11,000 targets and 90% reduction in Iranian attacks, while defending emergency measures to pay TSA workers amid a Democrat-led DHS funding shutdown and addressing economic pressures from the conflict.
England manager Thomas Tuchel detailed the injury withdrawals of key players including Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka ahead of the Japan friendly, citing accumulated fatigue and re-injury risks, while expressing tactical respect for Japan's formidable record and ambitious World Cup targets.
Artemis II astronauts confirmed their readiness for the April 1-6 launch window while emphasizing the mission's test flight nature, historical significance as the first crewed Orion/SLS flight, and the critical role of international partnerships in humanity's return to the Moon.
French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated Disneyland Paris's new €2 billion expansion, highlighting the resort's status as Europe's top tourist destination and its creation of 1,000 new jobs through deep partnerships with French companies and cutting-edge entertainment technology.
The UN Human Rights Council convened an urgent debate following a US missile strike on Shajarat Hayaba Elementary School in Minab, Iran, that killed approximately 175 children and teachers. UN officials condemned the attack as a grave violation of international law and potential war crime, demanding transparent accountability while reporting that attacks on schools globally surged 44% in 2024.
Raw behind-the-scenes audio from Reuters' live coverage captures photographers directing celebrity poses, coordinating group shots for award winners, and managing technical logistics during the iHeartRadio Music Awards red carpet arrivals.
A live Reuters broadcast from Nahariya captures the aftermath of a Hezbollah rocket attack that killed one person and injured several others who failed to reach shelter during warning sirens, as IDF expands ground operations in Lebanon amid continuous cross-border fire.
President Trump declares decisive military victory over Iran during a Cabinet meeting, claiming the destruction of Iran's navy, air force, and nuclear capabilities within 26 days while criticizing NATO allies for failing to provide military support and touting domestic economic milestones.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Icelandic Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir convened a Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) meeting in Helsinki to reaffirm support for Ukraine and address Arctic security, while acknowledging that US-mediated peace talks have stalled due to Russian reluctance to negotiate in good faith.