Houthis Escalate, Iran's Influence Grows, UK Rally & Tragedies

0:00On March 28, the Houthis are doubling down on their attacks, valent to keep firing missiles even after officially jumping into the war alongside Iran. This move ramps up the chaos in the Middle East, pulling more players into the fight. Military analysts say the Houthis' entry tips the power balance, giving Iran stronger leverage through their Red Sea strikes. Meanwhile, an Israeli air strike killed three Lebanese journalists in their car, sparking outrage over press safety. Throughout home, organizers claim 500,000 people flooded London streets and a massive rally against far-right groups. A radio DJ's parents lost their entire life savings to a scam ad pretending to be from money expert Martin Lewis. Cops and Leeds opened a murder investigation after a young woman turned up dead, while a teenager faces arson charges for torching a historic mill. Tiger Woods' mugshot dropped following his arrest in a bad car crash, and a 25-year-old gang rape survivor died by euthanasia after her.

1:01Fathers' core battle failed. These headlines blend global firepower with raw human struggles, reminding us the world's spinning fast-stay sharp out there.