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“We barely earn anything anymore … Costs are so high, but we can’t raise our prices,” she said.“We’ve had to think of ways to at least save a bit. We learned to use firewood to keep earning, because what we make isn’t enough anymore. Otherwise, all of our income would just go to gas.”Higher prices for liquefied petroleum gas, commonly used for cooking, have added to the burden.GOVERNMENT AID FALLS SHORT, SAY COMMUNITIESThe Philippine government has introduced support measures, including one-time fuel subsidies of under US$50 for more than 15,000 registered fishermen.A broader 10 billion Philippine peso cash assistance programme…

new video loaded: Rescue Efforts Underway After Deadly Indonesia Train CollisionA train collided with another train near Jakarta, Indonesia, on Monday, killing 14 people, the authorities said. Rescue workers carried injured people out of damaged train cars.By Jiwoong HongApril 28, 2026

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! There’s no such thing as hazing in Congress.You won’t find “fraternity row,” with each house festooned with a trifecta of deltas, gammas and epsilons.No drinking games here.At least not officially.WHCD SHOOTING SHOWS DEMS ARE ‘PLAYING’ WITH AMERICANS’ SAFETY BY WITHHOLDING DHS FUNDING, GOP LAWMAKER SAYS Capitol Hill and Greek pledges share one common denominator at the moment: the impending doom of a forthcoming “hell week.” (Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)But get ready for something on Capitol Hill with which many Greek pledges are all too familiar:”I’m going to say next…

ADX Energy has fired up fresh drilling momentum at its HOCH-1 shallow gas well in Upper Austria, punching down to 398 metres after sidestepping early subsurface setbacks.The stage is now set for a swift sprint to total depth, with the bit chasing the high-impact Miocene gas sands, backed by up to 17.3 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of gas of prospective upside.Spudded on April 16, the well is currently cutting through an 8.5-inch hole section after confronting a troublesome shallow gravel zone that triggered mud losses at about 100 metres.Instead of a temporary patch-up, the company pivoted to a more permanent…

Analysts say ample oil reserves, heavy use of coal and high adoption of solar, wind and electric vehicles have given China better chances of weathering the closure of the Strait of Hormuz than many European or Asian economies.But China is not immune to the fallout from the conflict.Soaring energy and raw materials prices threaten to drive up production costs and squeeze already thin margins at factories that employ hundreds of millions of people. And the economic hit taken by other countries could slow demand for Chinese exports.Shipments grew just 2.5 per cent last month, slowing sharply from 21.8 per cent…

The Home Office is challenging top judges who ruled that the proscription of the group as a terrorist organisation was unlawful.Published On 28 Apr 202628 Apr 2026London, United Kingdom – The United Kingdom is set to appeal the High Court’s landmark ruling that the government’s ban on Palestine Action was illegal.The two-day hearing, which begins on Tuesday at the Court of Appeal in London, comes after top judges described the proscription of the direct-action group as a terrorist organisation as “disproportionate” in February.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listThis week’s case marks the latest development in the legal battle…

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has formally asked a federal judge to overturn the judge’s own ruling that blocked construction of the White House ballroom. In a 9-page filing late Monday, Blanche argued that the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner is proof that the ballroom is necessary for the president’s safety and construction must be allowed to proceed.Federal Judge Richard Leon imposed a preliminary injunction earlier this month that paused above-ground construction until the administration obtains congressional approval. Construction of a presidential bunker beneath the East Wing was not subject to the injunction.A federal appellate court now…

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Downtown Saskatoon may see a new structure in its skyline, depending on public feedback received on a proposed 35-storey building to replace the StarPhoenix’s old office. In addition to the potential 35-storey apartment or condominium building on the south side, a 24-storey dwelling is planned for the north. Between them, the existing two-level office space will house a retail unit and a five-floor building that will contain retail spaces and covered parking, according to construction plans provided by the site’s owners to the City of Saskatoon.The applicants interested in building on 5th…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Pro wrestler Luca Crusifino revealed last week he was among those who departed WWE in the company’s most recent wave, and on Monday, he announced he was retiring from the sport.The 25-year-old Pennsylvania native, whose real name is Roman Macek, wrote on social media that he was leaving professional wrestling for good.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! Luca Crusifino enters the ring during WWE’s Main Event at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, on Jan. 29, 2024. (Georgiana Dallas/WWE)”After much reflection, I’ve decided it’s…

Top researchers are jumping ship from Big Tech firms like Meta and Google to launch startups and raise huge funding rounds in the process, as investors bet big on the commercial potential of early-stage AI labs.Amid colossal spending on AI, many of these new startups are raising hundreds of millions within months of being founded. Yesterday, former Google DeepMind researcher David Silver announced he’d raised a record $1.1 billion seed round for his months-old startup Ineffable Intelligence. Tim Rocktäschel, another former DeepMind employee, is reportedly raising up to $1 billion for his new startup Recursive Superintelligence. Rocktäschel didn’t respond to a…