Trump's Iran War Claims, UK Energy Crisis, Artemis Launch, Epstein Series, Tottenham Firing

On April 3rd, President Trump claims the war with Iran could end in two to three weeks.

Global leaders remain skeptical after his recent flip flops on the conflict.

He threatened major strikes on Iran's energy sites days ago and has declared victory

multiple times already.

Close associates reportedly profited big from oil and arms market swings tied to the tensions.

In the United Kingdom, officials worry about soaring energy costs hitting households hard.

They face pressure to explain limited control over global prices and cooling U.S. ties.

Artemis too launched successfully from Florida with four astronauts on a 10-day moon orbit.

A new Netflix series on Jeffrey Epstein casts Lorde Dern as the key journalist with

his roles still open.

Tottenham Hotspur fired manager Igor Tudor after seven poor games and signed Roberto

Deserbi, long-term, amid relegation risks.

Large U.S. protests challenge White House claims of broad war support.

These fast-moving events show how interconnected our world stays, from battlefields to boardrooms

and beyond.