Trump Threatens Trade Halt, Tesla Slides on Cybercab, and Prime Video Cancels "Spider-Noir"
Trump ties global trade to Fed rate cuts, Tesla drops 6% as its Cybercab faces new scrutiny, and Prime Video cancels "Spider-Noir" despite 11 Emmy nominations.
Gloria Steinem Dies at 92, Trump Takes Mail Voting to Supreme Court, and Nvidia Buys Hugging Face
Gloria Steinem dies after decades shaping American feminism, Trump challenges blocked mail voting limits, and Nvidia acquires Hugging Face for $13 billion.
DOJ Pressures States on Immigration, NYC Bans AI in Schools, and "The Odyssey" Breaks a Box Office Record
States face losing federal aid over immigration reporting, NYC bans student-facing AI through eighth grade, and "The Odyssey" becomes the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever.
Nepal Flood Toll Passes 1,000, USPS Mail Ballots Raise Alarm, and Ariana Grande Steps Away
Hundreds remain missing after Nepal’s flood toll crosses 1,000, a whistle-blower warns of mail-ballot problems before the midterms, and Ariana Grande closes her final tour.
Amazon Faces $20 Billion Ad Claims, DOT Shuts 110 Trucking Schools, and Apple’s App Store Chief Steps Back
Amazon is accused of rigging ad auctions, DOT closes 110 trucking schools over English proficiency, and Phil Schiller steps back as Apple prepares for a new CEO.
Iran Strikes Rattle Oil, Djokovic Falls, and NASA Goes Deep
A volatile start to the week stretches from the Strait of Hormuz to Wall Street, while a football legend returns and scientists prepare to rethink time itself.
Himalayan Flood Toll Tops 700, Japan Moves a Castle by Hand, and Venice Kicks Off Awards Season
More than 700 are dead after Himalayan floods, 4,000 residents help move a Japanese castle, and Venice opens with Hollywood’s awards hopefuls arriving on the Lido.
Kyiv Depot Blast Kills 37, Trump Targets Lake Ontario, and Anne Hathaway Joins Tom Cruise
A Russian strike triggers a deadly weapons depot blast near Kyiv, Trump escalates his Canada feud over Lake Ontario, and Anne Hathaway joins Tom Cruise for a "Days of Thunder" sequel.
LaGuardia Staffing Faces Scrutiny, Trump Takes Troop Ban to Supreme Court, and Tom Hanks Gets an All-Star Cast
Two controllers left LaGuardia’s tower early before a deadly collision, Trump asks the Supreme Court to uphold his transgender troop ban, and Tom Hanks’ “Lincoln in the Bardo” adds three major stars.
Trump Renames Lake Ontario, Denmark Compensates Greenlandic Women, and Optimus Prime's Voice Falls Silent
Trump turns Lake Ontario into "Lake America," Denmark approves compensation for Greenland's forced-contraception victims, and Optimus Prime voice actor Peter Cullen dies at 85.
Himalayan Floods Devastate the Nepal-Tibet Border, Guinea Purges Its Military, and "Love Island USA" Returns
Hundreds are dead or missing after Himalayan floods, Guinea's president dismisses 173 soldiers, and "Love Island USA" scores another season with Ariana Madix.
200,000 Visas at Risk, Drug-Boat Strikes Resume, and AI Heads to Orbit
A historic visa crackdown takes shape, U.S. forces resume deadly strikes in the Pacific, and SpaceX plans to put Nvidia-powered AI data centers into orbit.
Iran's 'Economic D-Day,' $40 Trillion in Debt, and a Canada Trade War
Washington turned up the pressure on Iran and Canada as America's debt crossed a historic threshold. Plus, the political upset that rattled Florida Democrats and what to watch in the week ahead.
