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The Iran conflict has shattered the market’s calm, pushing Brent crude past 100 dollars a barrel for the first time since 2022, sending all three major U.S. indexes to their lowest close of 2026, and forcing investors to price in the possibility of a prolonged stagflationary environment that could reshape the entire Federal Reserve rate outlook.
From AI-powered fitness coaching and micro movement routines to sleep optimization and gut health, Americans in 2026 are abandoning crash programs and short-term fixes in favor of a science-backed, whole-life approach to living longer and feeling better every day.
President Donald Trump has drawn a hard legislative line, refusing to sign any bill sent to his desk until Congress delivers the SAVE America Act, a sweeping election reform measure demanding proof of citizenship and photo ID from every voter before the November midterms.
Eleven days into one of the most ambitious military operations in modern American history, U.S. forces have obliterated more than 5,000 Iranian targets, shattered Tehran’s air and naval power, and delivered a seismic blow to the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, as President Trump vows the mission will not stop until every objective is achieved.
Oil recorded its biggest single-day price swing in history. Wall Street reversed from deep losses to gains in 30 minutes. Asia is bleeding red. This is what is happening to the world economy right now.
A 1.9 terabyte data leak cracked open one of the world’s most brazen fraud networks. Young scammers in Tbilisi were living like celebrities while their victims lost life savings. Now the spy chief who protected them is in handcuffs.
An estimated $234 billion vanished from Bangladesh during 15 years of Awami League rule — laundered through banks, nuclear deals, and London properties. Living Arcade investigates who took it, how they did it, and whether justice will ever arrive.
Bangladesh emits less than 0.5% of global greenhouse gases — yet it is among the world’s most brutally punished nations by climate change. Rising seas, killer cyclones, vanishing farmland, and millions of displaced lives tell a story the world must hear.
Tarique Rahman has gone from exile in London to Prime Minister of Bangladesh in under two months. Here is the full story of his historic rise — and what he is doing in office today.Tarique Rahman has gone from exile in London to Prime Minister of Bangladesh in under two months. Here is the full story of his historic rise — and what he is doing in office today.
Bangladesh’s fuel crisis intensifies as the Middle East war disrupts energy supplies. Rationing begins, universities shut, and fertiliser factories go dark