The Standard TimesArticleCOMET CONDOLENCESOK, T.S. Eliot, I’m going to have to admit that, any of my claims to the contrary, you were, and are, right. At least up until the moment that I sat down to write this edition of the Journal on the 10th, a surprisingly frosty morning, April has...16 Apr 2026Top StoriesArticleTrump weighs talks with Iran amid troop surgeWASHINGTON — With a fragile ceasefire set to expire with Iran in a matter of days, President Trump is still deciding between diplomacy and a resumption of fighting that may ultimately hinge on his definition of victory.
Negotiations...16 Apr 2026ArticlePontiff laments ‘tyrants’ who spend billions on war as Trump feud rolls on17 Apr 2026ArticleTrump again threatens to fire Fed chairWASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors made an unannounced visit this week to a construction site at Federal Reserve headquarters that is the focus of an investigation into a $2.5 billion renovation project, according to two people familiar...16 Apr 2026ArticleZELENSKY PRESSES ALLIES FOR HELP WITH AIR DEFENSES16 Apr 2026ArticleStubHub’s wrist slapStubHub will pay a $10 million settlement to ticket purchasers for violating federal rules about unfair and deceptive fees, the Federal Trade Commission announced.
On April 9, the FTC said StubHub, the nation’s largest ticket exchange and...16 Apr 2026ArticleOfficials debate whether to withhold Mandelson files from parliament17 Apr 2026ArticleFuel supply fears follow Geelong oil refinery fireAn explosive fire at a Geelong oil refinery – which supplies half of Victoria state’s fuel and 10% of Australia’s – has been extinguished, with the impact on petrol production and the extent of the damage still unknown.
The blaze at the Viva...17 Apr 2026ArticleThe irony in Swalwell falloutThe allegations against former Rep. Eric Swalwell, however plausible, have already had a major effect on his career, his life and the upcoming gubernatorial election. Swalwell has not been charged or convicted of a crime. Meanwhile,...16 Apr 2026
