Fears Of A Stock Market Crash Among Investors Are The Highest Since The Start Of The Pandemic, Yale Gauge Shows

Officers of the Finnish coast guard near the oil tanker Eagle S in December. Jussi Nukari / Lehtikuva / AFPFinland accused a Russian ship of dragging its anchor to sever undersea cables in the Baltic. Officials said the vessel, Eagle S, is part of a "shadow fleet" transporting sanctioned oil.

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A plane of the South Korean airline Jeju Air at Seoul Incheon International Airport. Benard /Andia/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesBoeing stock fell as much as 6% after a Jeju Air plane crash in South Korea over the weekend. The crash involved a Boeing 737-800, killing 179 of 181 on board. Investigations into the crash are focused on a potential bird strike and landing gear failure as causes.

Kim Rossi Stuart as the Prince of Salina in "The Leopard," and Kaitlyn Dever as Belle Gibson in "Apple Cider Vinegar."NetflixNetflix's 2025 slate of new TV shows includes the latest Harlan Coben thriller. The streamer will also release a true crime series about a controversial influencer. Here's a full list of all the confirmed new shows.2024 was a big year for Netflix thanks to the likes of "Baby Reindeer," "3 Body Problem," and "Avatar: The Last Airbender" — and it looks like 2025 will be equally huge.

Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesUS stocks fell Monday, with the Dow down as much as 500 points and the Nasdaq 100 off nearly 5% from its peak. Rising interest rates over the past month have weighed on stock prices. Boeing stock dropped as much as 6% after a plane crash in South Korea over the weekend.

The presidential suite onboard the Eastern & Oriental Express. Courtesy of Belmond Many train companies around the world offer first-class experiences. Some trains' first-class options include private cabins with en-suite bathrooms. On other trains, first-class travel means getting a cushier seat, more legroom, and free food. Train travel is experiencing a renaissance. In the years after COVID-19, many people have turned to slow and sustainable travel, and luxury train operators have capitalized on this, offering opulent experiences worldwide.