President Trump abruptly canceled the Pakistan trip of envoys Witkoff and Kushner for Iran peace negotiations, casting uncertainty over the diplomatic efforts and drawing international attention.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has formally apologized for the company’s failure to alert police about a mass shooting suspect’s dangerous conversations with ChatGPT, sparking a broader debate on AI safety protocols.
The United States has agreed to ease certain sanctions on Venezuela to allow the government to cover legal fees for former president Nicolás Maduro’s defense in a closely watched U.S. trial.
The Board of Immigration Appeals issues a precedent ruling that DACA status alone is not sufficient grounds for deportation relief, significantly weakening protections for hundreds of thousands of childhood arrivals.
Israeli strikes on a town in southern Lebanon killed four people, raising tensions during a fragile period following the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.
Scientists have successfully revived a 24,000-year-old nematode worm from Siberian permafrost that resumed biological activity and began reproducing after thawing.
A voter ID initiative requiring photo identification at California polls has qualified for the November 2026 ballot, sparking widespread debate.
A shooting at Swedish Covenant Hospital in Chicago leaves one police officer dead and another critically wounded; suspect is in custody.
A federal appeals court rules that the president cannot unilaterally suspend border asylum applications, declaring Trump’s border asylum ban a violation of immigration law.
Nvidia shares hit a record close, pushing the company’s market capitalization above $5 trillion once again, driven by relentless demand for AI chips.