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The EU hits AliExpress with a 629 million euro penalty, reshaping enforcement risk for cross-border marketplaces.
Ryanair blames higher fuel costs and postponed passenger plans as oil prices climb above $90.
Rest of World reports AI is helping solo developers ship faster, while writers, artists, and junior programmers struggle to stay in the loop.
A Qatari-donated plane faced scrutiny over defensive capabilities. Trump says it is now going back for upgrades.
Prime Video’s military thriller puts Taylor Sheridan writing next to Michael B. Jordan action stardom, and it lands.
FIFA’s Saudi scheduling squeeze is real: winter is possible, but calendar constraints could force an early 2035 kickoff.
Showrunner Rolin Jones breaks down the finale’s parallel confessionals, Armand’s reveal, and why the edit hides meaning.
Markets watch oil surge as U.S. forces struggle at the Strait of Hormuz and fears shift to Suez.
FIFA’s 48-team prize structure now pays out $871M, including an April add-on tied to federation travel costs.
The finding comes as airstrikes on Iran and missile threats to Jordan keep widening the conflict.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright tells ABC News the U.S. is focused on uninterrupted shipping even as the U.S. and Iran clash again.
A controlled blast killed one and injured another, underscoring how drone warfare keeps creating lethal follow-on risks.
