The Masters will not include Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods for the first time in 32 years. Mickelson says he is not going to play this year while his family attends to a personal health matter.
Day: April 2, 2026
Russia issued a stunning demand: Ukraine should withdraw its forces within 24 hours. But just one day later, the Kremlin went completely silent.
No escalation. No follow-up. No mention of Ukraine at all.
Instead, Russia suddenly shifted its focus to Iran — and is now positioning itself at the center of a growing global energy crisis.
So what changed?
In this video, we break down the Kremlin’s sudden silence, the strategic pivot toward Iran, and what this could mean for the future of the war in Ukraine. Is this a pause — or a much bigger move behind the scenes?
As tensions rise in the Middle East and global energy markets tighten, Russia may be playing a deeper geopolitical game that reshapes everything.
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00:00 Intro
01:08 The World is NOT Your Playground
03:26 Kremlin Reports
06:28 Putin on the Move
09:15 EU in Conflict
11:00 Iran to the Stone Age
12:38 Bridges, Bridges, Bridges
16:22 China Sitting Pretty
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The Iran war’s first minute was its most important, felling the supreme leader and some 40 of his top men. But its first month didn’t decide the strategic outcome. As Trump said on Wednesday, there’s good reason to fight on, writes @ElliotKaufman6
on.wsj.com/4ciV6cN— Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) Apr 2, 2026
Nasa’s Artemis II rocket is headed towards the Moon, after a successful launch from the Kennedy Space Center. The mission — which will see the Orion spacecraft travel around the Moon and back to Earth — brings the US one step closer to its goal of landing on the lunar surface in 2028.
President Donald Trump has declared it a victory for the US, writing on social media that America is “winning in space, on Earth, and everywhere in between — economically, militarily, and now, beyond the stars”.
The president has championed space exploration since his first term in the White House, supporting long-term plans to send humans to Mars.
But why is President Trump so keen to put astronauts back on the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years?
The BBC’s science reporter Esme Stallard tells us about the rare earths and other valuable resources that could be found on the Moon — and the race between the US and China to get them first.
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The National Capital Planning Commission, led by a Trump appointee, approved plans for President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom Thursday—an expected victory for Trump’s renovation that’s already underway, and despite a judge recently ordering the new construction to pause following a lawsuit.
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