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President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair. Warsh, a former Fed governor, is known for his more hawkish stance on monetary policy. The news of Warsh's nomination came during a busy week for earnings reports. Apple forecasted a bullish quarter, sending its stock soaring.
US President Donald Trump praised UK soldiers fighting in Afghanistan. West Ham United held on to their Premier League survival hopes. Arsenal triumphed over Chelsea in the Women's Super League.
US dollar index fell by 0.6% to 92.27 on Tuesday. This was the currency's largest one-day percentage drop since August 2019. The decline was driven by a weaker-than-expected US durable goods orders report. The euro and British pound gained against the US dollar.
President Trump's threat of a "dead man's switch" against Iran has raised questions about the US response to a hypothetical assassination.
President Trump's recent actions and words have sparked controversy, from his response to Venezuela's earthquakes to his reading on a children's podcast and criticisms of wealth inequality.
President Trump sees mixed results in recent Republican primaries, with victories in Alabama and Oklahoma, but a significant loss in Georgia.
President Trump addresses farmers, election fraud investigations begin, and world leaders weigh in on conflicts
The United States' recent strikes on Iran have sparked intense debate and scrutiny, with many questioning the motivations behind President Trump's decision to take military action.
President Trump has defended the US strikes on Iran, saying they were a necessary response to an imminent threat, but experts warn of escalating tensions and potential risks ahead.
President Trump orders the Pentagon to phase out Anthropic's AI model, citing concerns over the company's terms of service and alleged "Leftwing" ideology, amid ongoing contract negotiations.
President Trump celebrated Team USA's Olympic wins while C-SPAN confirmed a mysterious caller was not the president.
A recent Supreme Court ruling may have dealt a rare blow to President Trump's trade agenda, but experts warn that it's unlikely to mark the end of his tariff-heavy approach to international trade. The decision has sparked debate about the limits of executive power and the future of US trade policy. As the administration weighs its next move, businesses and lawmakers are left to wonder what's next for the embattled tariffs.
President Trump has been quietly working to eliminate the Department of Education, using a range of tactics to undermine the agency's authority and reduce its influence. Reporter Liam Knox reveals the strategy behind Trump's efforts to gut the department. The move has significant implications for the nation's education system.
The Trump administration's recent actions on the international stage have sparked controversy and uncertainty, from its stance on Israel and Palestine to its dealings with Cuba, Venezuela, and the Olympic Games. Pro-Palestine groups are set to protest the Israeli president's visit to Australia, while the US government's tightened grip on Cuba has raised questions about the communist government's future. Meanwhile, President Trump's oil grab in Venezuela has shattered a long-held American taboo.
As the US midterm elections approach, President Trump launches the Republican campaign in Iowa, while international news makes headlines, including a meeting between UK Labour leader Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and a murder trial in the UK that reveals a disturbing pattern of violence.
President Trump's remarks about the dollar selloff have fueled speculation that the US currency is at the start of a longer-term decline. Saudi Arabia has turned to some of the kingdom's wealthiest families as it looks to ease pressure on public finances. The move marks a significant shift in the Saudi government's approach to addressing its financial challenges.
In a week marked by loss and controversy, the world mourns the passing of reggae legend Sly Dunbar, while President Trump faces growing criticism over his handling of a police shooting. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich is in talks to extend Harry Kane's contract, and the Beckhams are spotted together in Paris.
This week's news cycle saw the passing of a music legend, a shift in tone from the White House, and sightings of high-profile celebrities. Sly Dunbar, a prolific reggae drummer and producer, died at 73, while President Trump's team adjusted their response to the Minneapolis shooting. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich is in talks to extend Harry Kane's contract, and the Beckhams were spotted together in Paris.
From President Trump's pursuit of Greenland to the ousting of Ukraine's spy chief, the world is witnessing a surge in diplomatic tensions and power struggles. Meanwhile, a deadly bar fire in Switzerland and a stinging retort from Israel's Foreign Ministry add to the complexity of international relations.
President Trump's comments on Greenland, Colombia, and Mexico have sparked concern, while his administration's actions in Venezuela have left China worried about its interests. Meanwhile, the world is mourning the loss of Ahn Sung Ki, a towering figure in South Korean film.