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Home heating oil prices are soaring — and users’ winter bills could rise 21%, federal outlook shows
Home heating oil prices are projected to average $5.26 per gallon this winter, up 34% from last year, with average household bills rising 21% to $2,115 despite expectations of warmer weather.
UK sees growing demand for help bridging gap between end of work and start of pension
UK financial firms report rising demand for fixed-term annuities, which provide guaranteed income for a set period before converting remaining funds into a lump sum, offering flexibility between retirement and pension eligibility.
What you need to know about Your First Home scheme for first-time buyers
The government will launch a new Your First Home scheme next month to help first-time buyers with a government-backed equity loan, though questions remain about whether buyers or housebuilders will benefit most.
Trump administration starts sending $500 Obamacare refund checks — who stands to benefit
The Trump administration began distributing $500 refund checks to over 950,000 Obamacare enrollees across 30 states, claiming the Biden administration had overcharged them for healthcare.
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Just in time for Easter: Egg prices tumbled 70%, and here’s how people responded
Cal-Maine’s stock jumped after a big earnings beat, despite a 70% drop in the price of conventional white eggs. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
A falling stock market may hurt the U.S. economy more than high prices at the pump
The wealth effect may have a greater effect on consumer spending than high gas prices. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Why $4-a-gallon gas prices feel a lot worse in 2026 vs. 2022
Amid fears of stagflation, persistently high interest rates and a weakening labor market, our mood changes almost on a daily basis. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Energy shock pushes Asia to the limit – Politico
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Energy shock pushes Asia to the limit – Politico
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Startup funding shatters all records in Q1
Global investing in startups hit $297 billion in Q1 2026, breaking all records, according to new Crunchbase data. That’s a massive 2.5x increase over the $118 billion raised in the previous quarter. This single-quarter haul outpaces every full year of global VC...
Ecuador claims 28% drop in homicides amid concerns over anti-crime campaign
Ecuador has touted “concrete results” in its fight against organised crime, as the country joins forces with the United States to conduct an anti-cartel military offensive.On Wednesday, the government of President Daniel Noboa announced that intentional homicides in...
‘Hits close to home’: US Supreme Court hears birthright citizenship case
Washington, DC – The United States Supreme Court has heard oral arguments on the administration of US President Donald Trump’s effort to end the longstanding practice of granting citizenship to anyone born in the United States.Hundreds of protesters, many associated...
‘Don’t overly worry’: Ohio doctor weighs in on new ‘cicada’ COVID-19 variant – 10TV
'Don’t overly worry': Ohio doctor weighs in on new ‘cicada’ COVID-19 variant 10TV Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Burundi says at least 13 killed, dozens injured in military base blast
Army spokesperson says houses, buildings, vehicles and military equipment were destroyed in ammunition depot blast.By AFP and ReutersPublished On 1 Apr 20261 Apr 2026Burundi’s army says that at least 13 civilians have been killed and 57 others were wounded when...
Is the U.S. Navy ready to clear sea mines in the Persian Gulf?
Despite the danger of sea mines, experts say that mine clearing has received minimal attention and funding from the U.S. Navy — and it's often overshadowed by more high-profile weapons systems.(Image credit: Suy Se) Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Analysis-NASA’s moon mission tests aerospace old guard as SpaceX, Blue Origin hover
By Akash Sriram and Joey Roulette April 1 (Reuters) - NASA's Artemis II mission is shaping up to be more than just the next step in returning humans to the moon — it is a key test of whether the agency's traditional contractor-built systems can remain viable in a...