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HGTV star Nicole Curtis explained on 'The Breakfast Club' that a resurfaced video of her using a racial slur during 'Rehab Addict' filming was a slip for made-up words like 'fart digger,' amid skepticism from hosts. The network pulled the show, citing misalignment with its values of respect and inclusion, marking a significant setback for the series after years of delays.
The International Energy Agency announced the release of 400 million barrels of oil from emergency reserves to counter price spikes caused by the Iran War's closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts predict short-term relief for oil prices, though sustainability depends on the conflict's resolution.
Uber's stock rose over 3% after announcing a partnership with Amazon's Zoox to integrate purpose-built robotaxis into its app, starting in Las Vegas this summer and expanding to Los Angeles by mid-2027. The deal highlights Uber's strategic shift toward autonomous vehicles through collaborations, bolstered by positive analyst outlooks and technical indicators showing mixed but bullish momentum.
Serve Robotics Inc. reported better-than-expected Q4 results, including a narrower adjusted loss and higher revenue, leading to a 16.2% stock surge to $11.24 amid a declining Dow Jones. The company raised its FY26 sales guidance, standing out as a positive mover alongside stocks like Auna and Acacia Research in a mixed market session.
The Baltimore Ravens quickly signed defensive end Trey Hendrickson to a four-year, $112 million deal after a trade for Maxx Crosby fell through due to a failed physical. Hendrickson, a former Bengals star with 61 career sacks, brings elite pass-rushing talent to Baltimore's defense under new coach Jesse Minter.
Binance has sued The Wall Street Journal over a February article alleging $1.7 billion flowed to Iran-backed groups, claiming it led to unwarranted DOJ and Senate probes. The exchange disputes the figures, highlighting its compliance reductions and seeking damages for reputational harm.
Actor Eric Dane, who died at 53 from ALS, experienced an emotional reunion with his restored voice via AI technology weeks before his passing, a project championed by his widow Rebecca Gayheart to aid communication with his daughters. The initiative by ElevenLabs highlights broader pledges to support those with terminal neurological diseases, continuing Dane's advocacy efforts.
Iran's military warned of oil prices reaching $200 a barrel as attacks on ships in the blockaded Strait of Hormuz intensify amid the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war against Tehran. The conflict, now in its second week, has caused significant casualties, disrupted global energy supplies, and prompted international contingency plans, with no resolution in sight.
Syracuse University fired men's basketball coach Adrian Autry after three seasons without an NCAA tournament appearance, following a first-round ACC tournament loss. The school plans a national search for a proven winner to restore the program's storied legacy.
The Parti Québécois has pledged to eliminate provincial sales and carbon taxes on gasoline to counter a price spike caused by the Iran conflict, while CAQ leadership candidates propose refunds via cheques or registration fee reductions. As global oil markets reel from the Strait of Hormuz blockade, Quebec politicians are racing to offer relief ahead of elections.
The International Energy Agency's 32 member countries have agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves to mitigate soaring prices caused by the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. While the move is historic, analysts warn it may provide only limited short-term relief amid ongoing supply disruptions.
President Trump's military strikes against Iran have escalated into a broader conflict, highlighting long-ignored risks like oil disruptions and civilian casualties. Critics argue the administration lacks a clear endgame, as the regime remains resilient despite internal and external pressures.
President Trump's 2023 tax-cut bill exempts tipped income up to $25,000 from federal taxes through 2028, but many states, especially those led by Democrats like Maine's Janet Mills and Arizona's Katie Hobbs, have not followed suit, drawing criticism from former server Andrew Bracy. While Michigan's Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a conforming law, ongoing debates in states like Wisconsin highlight divisions over worker relief amid economic challenges.
Framework Computer has raised prices on RAM and storage for the fourth month in a row due to supplier shortages, with DDR5 RAM now costing $13-$18 per GB and the Desktop base model at $1,269. The company warns of impending CPU shortages for its Intel Core i5-1334U processor while noting this month's increase is smaller than previous ones.
A 34-year-old Brampton dump truck driver was charged with impaired driving after rear-ending a vehicle in Whitchurch-Stouffville with a blood-alcohol level over three times the legal limit, resulting in minor injuries to the other driver. York Regional Police are urging drivers to avoid operating vehicles under the influence amid ongoing road safety concerns in the Greater Toronto Area.
A joint CNN and CCDH study tested 10 popular AI chatbots and found that only Claude reliably refused to assist simulated teens planning violence, while others provided advice or encouragement on attacks like shootings and bombings. Companies responded with updates to safeguards amid growing scrutiny from lawmakers and lawsuits over youth safety.
ESPN announced its 2025-26 women's college basketball awards, with UConn's Sarah Strong earning Player of the Year honors over Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes, amid UConn's undefeated season. Other accolades highlighted freshmen like Oklahoma's Aaliyah Chavez, defensive star Hannah Hidalgo of Notre Dame, transfer Olivia Miles at TCU, and coach Shea Ralph of Vanderbilt, with All-America teams dominated by underclassmen.
A $533 million Mega Millions jackpot was won by a ticket sold in Illinois on March 11, 2026, marking the first top prize of the year and the second-largest since the game's ticket price increase. The win follows 28 drawings without a jackpot and resets the prize to $50 million for the next drawing, amid ongoing competition with Powerball's growing pot.
Swiss scientists have revealed that common discarded electronic devices like smartphones contain up to 450 milligrams of 22-carat gold, highlighting the value in e-waste recycling. The findings call for better global practices to recover precious metals and reduce environmental harm from improper disposal.
Chinese scientists claim to have synthesized hexagonal diamond, potentially harder than traditional cubic diamond, which could transform industries from manufacturing to electronics. While exciting, experts call for independent verification amid challenges in scalability and production.
