Prince Andrew, Epstein, and Trump: Global Conflicts Hit Home

0:00On March 14, Saturday's front pages are buzzing with two big stories. A newly released photo shows Prince Andrew alongside Jeffrey Epstein and Peter Mandelson and bathrooms around the table in Martha's Vineyard back in 1999. At the same time, headlines scream about President Trump sending Marines to the Middle East to force open the Strait of Hormuz as oil prices skyrocket from the conflict. The image surfaced in U.S. court documents, marking the first known picture of the three together. Both Prince Andrew and Lord Mandelson have firmly denied any wrong doing tie to the late Epstein. In the UK, opposition leaders are slamming Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for appointing Mandelson as ambassador to the U.S. without a full interview, calling it a dereliction of duty. Conservatives accuse the government of a cover-up, which Downing Street rejects outright. Meanwhile, the war's fallout hits home with soaring energy bills. Chancellor Rachel Rees promises target A for low-income households, while critics push the Prime

1:02Minister to drill the North Sea's largest oil. Field. Europe, including the UK, Germany, and France, is pushing back against Trump's move to ease sanctions on Russian oil. Wall Street analysts warn oil prices could climb even higher, with no quick end to the fighting, including fresh strikes on Tehran. As tensions simmer, these stories show how global conflicts are rippling into everyday lives.