King Charles III and Queen Camilla are on a state visit to the United States, received with a grand state dinner at the White House hosted by President Trump. Charles called for checks on executive power during the visit.
Musk takes the stand in the OpenAI lawsuit, testifying that co-founder Sam Altman betrayed him and the public by turning the non-profit into a profit-driven company.
The FCC orders a review of Disney-owned ABC’s broadcast licenses, requiring early renewal filings, in the latest escalation of the ongoing dispute between President Trump and late-night host Jimmy Kimmel.
Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have observed wave-like interference in positronium for the first time, a breakthrough that opens new avenues for antimatter research and potential tests of gravitational effects on antimatter.
A clinical trial at São Paulo State University in Brazil found that a daily supplement of 2,000 IU vitamin D increased the rate of complete tumor disappearance after chemotherapy from 24% to 43%, suggesting an affordable intervention that warrants further investigation.
The Fed is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its April meeting, which could be Chair Jerome Powell’s last, as Kevin Warsh’s confirmation process advances in the Senate.
Nasdaq and S&P 500 close lower on Tuesday as concerns over AI growth prospects and oil prices above $112 weigh on markets ahead of Big Tech earnings.
European lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in favor of defining sex without active consent as rape, marking a historic step for women’s rights and survivors of sexual violence across the EU.
Multiple PS4 and PS5 users report that Sony has introduced a 30-day online license check for newly purchased digital games since April, with games becoming unplayable if not verified.
British Ambassador Christian Turner said in leaked audio that the only country with a ‘special relationship’ with the US is ‘probably Israel,’ causing diplomatic embarrassment during King Charles III’s state visit.