How does oil get to gas stations?

The zone lacks details

Iran has not explained exactly where the zone would begin, how far it would extend, or how it would enforce the restriction.

Fuel costs set records

Regular gasoline averaged $4.14 a gallon before Labor Day, above the previous holiday weekend record of $3.82 set in 2012.

Retaliation is escalating

Iran threatened a faster and more forceful response after U.S. Central Command said it had permanently disabled three Iranian oil tankers.

The blast struck beside a church

The explosion occurred next to the Nuestra Señora de la Luz church as hundreds of people gathered for the festival.

Two priests were injured

A local bishop said two priests were among the 64 people hurt in the explosion.

The cause remains unknown

The Mexico State Attorney General’s Office is investigating because officials have not yet determined what triggered the pyrotechnic material.

Ash spread across two islands

Ash rose to about 6,000 metres over Java and 15,000 metres over Sumatra and parts of Banten, helping explain the wide travel disruption.

A three-kilometre zone is closed

Authorities have barred people and ships from entering a three-kilometre area around the crater, while airport restrictions cover areas affected by ash.

The volcano has a dangerous history

Anak Krakatau collapsed in 2018 and caused a tsunami that killed more than 400 people, though no tsunami warning has been issued for this eruption.

Expectations missed the mark

Analysts had made a forecast for August hiring, but the actual job gain was nearly three times larger.

Unemployment did not fall

Even with stronger hiring, the unemployment rate remained at 4.1% rather than moving lower.

Trump claimed economic credit

President Trump responded to the report by publicly presenting the strong hiring result as a political success.

Diesel is even more expensive

Diesel averaged $5.85 per gallon Friday, a record that raises shipping costs because trucks and freight systems depend heavily on it.

Refineries leave little room

U.S. refineries are running at 98% capacity, so extreme Texas heat or a hurricane could quickly reduce fuel supplies and keep prices high.

Forecasts point lower

Wholesale gasoline for November was about 35 cents cheaper than current prices in futures markets, while local price apps can help drivers avoid stations charging 10 to 15 cents more near interstates.

France made the move first

The Netherlands’ decision follows France’s withdrawal of gold from New York, making the development part of a broader pattern mentioned in the article.

Safe haven means trusted security

In finance, a safe haven is an asset or place viewed as relatively dependable when markets or politics become uncertain.

Storage location can signal caution

A central bank’s choice of where to keep gold can show how it is spreading risk, even though the article does not establish the exact reason for these moves.

The review targets Tesla’s process

Investigators will examine the data and method Tesla used to decide that its deployment followed the law.

Penalties are one possible outcome

NHTSA can require changes, impose civil penalties, or demand outside oversight, as it did in a separate case involving Volvo Group North America.

The current fleet is small

A Texas state database lists 45 Cybercabs in Tesla’s fleet, even though the company has said it wants to deploy millions each year.

The rocket uses two stages

Spectrum is a two-stage vehicle, meaning it sheds one section during flight before its second section continues toward orbit.

Europe still has established providers

Before Isar’s success, European launches largely depended on Arianespace and Avio, companies that receive substantial government funding.

Russia is no longer available

European countries have been cut off from Russian Soyuz rockets since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, increasing the value of domestic launch capacity.

The error exceeded safe limits

The researchers say errors of just 1–2 meters can cause serious problems for precision agriculture and autonomous vehicles, making the storm's 10-meter errors especially concerning.

No crashes were documented

Although the GPS disruption could threaten self-driving cars and farming machinery, the study does not report any specific crashes or other incidents.

Timing affects farming damage

A similar event during the main farming season could have caused more disruption, after a May 2024 storm was estimated to cost US agriculture about $500 million.

The kidney served as a bridge

Andrews needed no dialysis during the 271 days between receiving the pig kidney and getting his human transplant.

Earlier attempts lasted less time

Towana Looney lived with a pig kidney for 130 days before her body began rejecting it, and she returned to dialysis.

Permanent use remains unproven

Researchers see pig kidneys first as a temporary option, while longer studies are needed before they can become a lasting replacement.

Different forms serve different purposes

Magnesium oxide or hydroxide may help with constipation, while magnesium glycinate is suggested for sleep support.

Some medicines can interact

Magnesium may interfere with certain antibiotics, osteoporosis medicines, diuretics, and reflux medicines.

Quality checks matter

Because supplements are not tightly regulated, third-party testing can help confirm that the product contains what its label promises.

Topicals have the clearest evidence

Human studies have focused mainly on creams and serums for skin health, with some smaller research on wound healing and hair growth.

Injection adds unknown risks

Possible concerns include too much copper, a dangerous immune reaction, and products containing the wrong substance or dose.

Regulators have not settled its status

U.S. compounding pharmacies are not technically allowed to provide GHK-Cu injections for human use, while regulators are considering whether that could change.

Archival images reveal its timing

Earlier Hubble images indicate the decagon began forming in 2023 rather than appearing as a long-standing feature.

The north has a counterpart

Saturn’s better-known northern atmospheric wave has six sides and has been observed for more than 40 years.

Its origin remains unclear

Scientists are especially curious about what caused the southern pattern to emerge so rapidly.

Separate models work together

PACMAN lets different AI models share measurements and predictions so they can control heating, plasma behavior, and other systems within one framework.

Safety checks approve commands

Before instructions reach the tokamak, PACMAN checks for bad data, resolves conflicting commands, and applies hardware limits.

Six heaters moved together

In one test, the framework coordinated all six gyrotrons by changing both their microwave power and mirror positions to meet preset targets.

Drought opens the peat

About 90 percent of Indonesia received little or no rain in early August, drying normally waterlogged peat enough for fire to move below the surface.

Smoke can hide the worst

MODIS and VIIRS satellites may detect fewer fires when thick smoke, clouds, forest canopies, or underground burning block their view.

Old drainage left a legacy

Irrigation canals and drained swamps built during the 1990s lowered water tables, while later efforts have focused on blocking canals, improving firefighting, and preventing accidental ignitions.

Pay depends heavily on results

More than 95% of Goodell’s total compensation will be tied to his performance and the NFL’s performance under metrics set by the compensation committee.

The deal reaches age 71

If he serves the full extension, Goodell will remain commissioner through the season ending March 31, 2031, when he will be 71.

Media deals extend beyond him

The NFL’s current media contracts are worth just over $110 billion and run through the 2032 season, two years beyond Goodell’s new term.

Western Michigan controlled possession

The Broncos held the ball for more than 40 minutes and built a 12-7 lead before Michigan's final drive.

Michigan had no timeouts

After a 28-yard catch and a clock-stopping spike, quarterback Bryce Underwood had only enough time for one or two end-zone throws.

The clock ruling remains disputed

NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay said the broadcast clock appeared to show the ball still in the air at zero, while the Hawk-Eye review produced the extra second.

Italy’s defense disrupted rhythm

Italy’s 2-3 zone helped hold the Americans to 29% shooting and just one made three-pointer on 12 attempts.

The comeback came late

After trailing 50-48 with 4:29 left, the U.S. scored seven straight points to take control.

Italy nearly erased the gap

Italy recovered from an early 15-point deficit and had a chance to tie at the buzzer, but Cecilia Zandalasini missed the final three-pointer.

She covered four rock songs

The set included Collective Soul’s “Shine,” Papa Roach’s “Scars,” Linkin Park’s “One Step Closer” and Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff.”

Fans supplied the lyrics

Because “Break Stuff” contains explicit language, Underwood mostly avoided those words while the crowd sang them instead.

The festival expanded this year

Velocity grew from a two-day event in 2025 to three days in 2026 at the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville.

Credits are split by role

The categories distinguish work such as composing scores, writing lyrics, supervising music, directing live performances, creating main-title themes, and mixing sound.

Veterans and newcomers shared wins

David Fleming earned his second Emmy and Sean Callery his fifth, while Toko Nagata, Sara Barone, and Dave Porter won their first Primetime Emmys.

Super Bowl win joins short list

Miguel Gandelman became only the third person to win the music-direction Emmy for a Super Bowl halftime show.

Shows cluster in three cities

The schedule includes four nights in Perth, six in Melbourne and six in Sydney between May 3 and June 1.

Japan dates follow Australia

After the Australian shows, Radiohead will play five concerts in Saitama, with no other 2027 dates confirmed.

Tickets support conservation groups

Every ticket will include a $2 donation split between Greenpeace Australia Pacific and the Australian Marine Conservation Society.

Some airports find more deals

Going found Denver, New Orleans, and Orlando among the strongest US airports for domestic deals, while Boston, New York, and Newark led its international list.

Thanksgiving timing still matters

International fares average about $1,096 around Thanksgiving versus $1,695 in December, and flying on Thanksgiving Day can save up to 25%.

Small date shifts can help

Searching several days at once may reveal cheaper options, with Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays generally among the lower-cost days to fly.

Events shape the itinerary

Zürich offers a film festival from Sept. 24 to Oct. 4, a pumpkin exhibition through Oct. 25 and a floating wine fair from Oct. 29 to Nov. 12.

Asheville blends fun and recovery

Visiting Asheville supports a city still recovering from Hurricane Helene while giving travelers access to festivals, fall scenery and attractions such as Biltmore.

Saga offers mild autumn weather

Saga’s October daytime temperatures average in the mid-70s, and its balloon fiesta runs from Oct. 30 to Nov. 3.

The tunnel shapes the sound

The 1,640-foot ice tunnel’s curved, frozen walls made the bass echo and soften, giving the party a sound unlike a normal club.

Getting there required special gear

Vehicles used spiked tires and sometimes released air from them to spread their weight when driving over the glacier’s rough, unstable surface.

The wider festival was much larger

While only 100 people joined the glacier excursion, Iceland Eclipse drew 3,333 attendees to events including raves, cacao ceremonies, and lectures on whale communication.

The rule targets selective campuses

It applies to universities that did not admit every academically qualified applicant during the previous two academic years.

Tuition rules changed first

Florida had already ended in-state tuition for undocumented students last year before this broader enrollment restriction was approved.

Four states now impose bans

Florida joins Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina in prohibiting undocumented students from enrolling in public institutions.

States set different expectations

Standards guide teaching differently across the country, while Florida law requires schools to spend 45 minutes on the anniversary.

Anniversaries can disrupt courses

Because September 11 often falls outside the point in the school year when the topic would normally appear, some teachers use it to practice examining evidence instead.

Missing voices distort history

Lessons often leave out Muslim and Arab Americans, even though magazines and a speech by George W. Bush provide evidence of efforts to counter anti-Muslim bias after the attacks.

High school use is higher

About 1.6% of high school students attended fully virtual public schools, compared with 0.8% of students in grades 1-8.

Many students have partial access

Another 195,000 students attended schools classified as primarily online but offering some opportunities to learn in person.

Official counts may miss students

Federal data counted 1% of Indiana students as fully virtual in 2024, while a more detailed state analysis put the share at about 3%, though differing definitions make comparisons difficult.

Recovery explained part of anxiety link

Poor recovery from work accounted for 12.7% of the association between evening chronotype and receiving treatment for anxiety.

Sleep gaps were more common

Definite evening types were 19.6% more likely to say they rarely or never got enough sleep, while risk-level drinking was 5% more common.

Weekends can shift the body clock

Social jet lag happens when people sleep several hours later on days off, repeatedly throwing their internal clock out of sync with their weekday schedule.

The participants were a narrow group

The study involved 51 recreationally active men aged 18 to 30 who normally consumed less than 150 mg of caffeine daily, so the results may not apply broadly.

Researchers compared three conditions

Participants received either 300 mg of caffeine, a placebo, or nothing one hour before tests covering memory, attention, decision-making, and other skills.

Caffeine blocks sleep signals

Caffeine works by blocking brain receptors for adenosine, a chemical that builds up while people are awake and may affect early birds and night owls differently.

Exercise has a clear target

The study’s guideline is at least 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity each week, such as 30 minutes on five days.

The diet favors plants

The MIND diet includes foods such as vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans, olive oil, and whole grains, whose plant compounds may help reduce inflammation.

Brain changes are not destiny

Some people had beta-amyloid plaques or other dementia-related changes in their brains without developing dementia, suggesting lifestyle may influence how those changes affect thinking.