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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a secret meeting of top officials, exposing leadership failures and internal betrayals within the regime. The event, detailed through intelligence insights and personal accounts, raises questions about Iran's stability and regional repercussions.
President Trump ordered U.S. military strikes on Iran amid nuclear negotiations, vowing to continue them as long as necessary to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions. The action drew international condemnation and domestic partisan divide, raising fears of escalation in the Middle East.
Joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Saturday killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, prompting Iranian missile retaliation against American and Israeli targets. The escalation has raised global fears of wider conflict, with international calls for de-escalation amid economic ripples.
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a U.S.-Israeli military operation has created uncertainty over the country's future leadership, according to Sen. Tom Cotton. U.S. officials plan continued strikes on Iranian targets without ground troops, hoping for a transition driven by internal opposition.
The cryptocurrency sector faced political and legal challenges this week, including Senator Elizabeth Warren's demands for transparency on the Trump family's stablecoin bank application and criticisms from former Biden advisor Jared Bernstein. Meanwhile, a federal judge denied Binance's arbitration request, and analysts issued mixed warnings on Bitcoin's price near $65,000.
Metro Vancouver's March concert lineup features a diverse array of genres, highlighted by country singer Josh Ross's tour stop and other acts like William Prince and Dominique Fils-Aimé. The events span blues, jazz, folk, and fusion, offering music fans a rich selection of performances across various venues.
Ash Santos shares how a rejection from Taylor Sheridan's film F.A.S.T. led directly to her role as Andrea Cruz in the Yellowstone spinoff Marshals, premiering March 1 on CBS. She describes the emotional audition process, praises co-star Luke Grimes, and teases her character's tough evolution in the Montana-set series.
Jane Macdougall's Vancouver Sun column reflects on the challenges of managing old photographs, sharing a personal story from her radio days and seeking reader input on photo policies. The piece highlights alternatives like donating to genealogy archives and evokes broader themes of nostalgia and preservation in the digital age.
Amid declining wine sales and winery closures in Napa and Sonoma, luxury travel firm Imagine Experience is combating the crisis with ultra-exclusive, immersive trips featuring private family-hosted dinners in mountain caves and insider vineyard access. Founder Bill McCoy emphasizes creating lifelong connections through storytelling, appealing to younger, less alcohol-focused demographics while boosting the local economy.
Elon Musk has shifted SpaceX's focus from Mars to lunar cities amid growing evidence of severe health risks from long-duration space travel, including radiation exposure, isolation, and microgravity-induced damage to bones, muscles, and organs. While countermeasures exist, experts warn that extended missions beyond six months could cause irreversible harm, tempering ambitions for off-world colonization.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, including threats of a Strait of Hormuz closure by Iran, have energy experts warning of oil prices potentially reaching $140 per barrel amid unconfirmed strikes on key facilities. The disruptions could also spike European gas prices and affect global supply chains, with prediction markets showing cautious optimism for a U.S.-Iran nuclear deal.
U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran have caused over 2,400 flight cancellations and airspace closures across the Middle East, stranding thousands of travelers. Airlines are issuing waivers and rerouting flights, with experts predicting potential delays and fare hikes as the situation evolves.
President Trump defended joint U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran in an NBC interview, claiming they killed a large amount of Iranian leadership amid rising Middle East tensions. The operation has drawn mixed global reactions, with vows of retaliation from Iran and debates over its legality in the U.S.
Violent protests outside the U.S. Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan, resulted in at least nine deaths and dozens injured, sparked by unconfirmed reports of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei being killed in a U.S.-Israeli strike. The clashes highlight escalating Middle East tensions spilling over into Pakistan, prompting heightened security and U.S. alerts.
Gregory E. Abel, in his first annual letter as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO, outlined a commitment to stewardship and long-term growth while addressing disappointments in the Kraft Heinz investment. The letter details financial strengths, leadership transitions, and strategic shifts at Kraft Heinz amid earnings challenges.
President Trump warned Iran against retaliation after U.S.-Israeli strikes, prompting mixed reactions in Congress where some lawmakers seek to limit further action. The operation has escalated tensions, with vows for congressional oversight amid partisan divides.
Toronto police are seeking a man suspected of breaking into three downtown businesses on February 26, 2026, stealing cash registers after shattering entrances with a glass-breaker tool. The suspect, described as medium build wearing a black jacket with white paint stains, fled before officers arrived, prompting a public call for information amid rising property crimes in the area.
Southern chef Suzanne Vizethann has introduced grits and biscuits to her Buttermilk Kitchen in Camden, Maine, surprising locals and highlighting the divide between Southern and New England breakfast traditions. Drawing from her experiences in both Atlanta and Maine, she notes differences in sweetness, seasoning, and ingredients while finding common ground in seafood and blueberries.
Honor launched the Magic V6 foldable at MWC in Barcelona, touting it as the thinnest, with the largest battery, and first with IP69 rating. The device features advanced specs and Apple ecosystem compatibility, set for China release later this month and global launch in the second half of the year.
Meta is launching a facial recognition feature called Name Tag for its Ray-Ban smart glasses, amid privacy concerns and criticism over its timing during a politically charged environment. Reports highlight potential risks for doxxing, surveillance, and data misuse, with ties to federal law enforcement adding to the controversy.
