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Officials warn the broad inquiry could broaden political protest surveillance and criminalize protest activity.

Paramount Global filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery over a Netflix deal. Warner Bros. Discovery said Paramount’s price offer remains inadequate.

A court finds Trump’s end of energy grants aimed at blue states may violate the Fifth Amendment.

Two states sue the federal government over ICE deployment surges, arguing policy violates constitutional rights.

OpenAI acquires Torch, a healthcare tech startup, to bolster health-care technology capabilities.

Regulators find dangerous flaws in Google AI health overviews; Google removes some health summaries.

A federal judge allows Ørsted to resume the Revolution Wind project after prior pauses.

Officials say the administration is pursuing diplomacy with Iran while considering potential military action, signaling a high-stakes moment in US-Iran tensions.

Dominic Grieve calls for clarity on why the UK paid compensation related to CIA torture claims at Guantánamo.

Prosecutors have opened a criminal inquiry into Powell and the Fed, with grand jury subpoenas issued over renovations to the Fed’s Washington headquarters.

The Court takes up a case challenging FCC fines, potentially limiting the agency’s enforcement powers.

The International Court of Justice opens a case accusing Myanmar of genocide against the Rohingya. It marks a landmark moment for international justice.

The government advances a law to ban creation of sexual deepfakes without consent in response to Grok AI content.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren voices concerns as the SEC weighs permitting crypto investments in 401(k) accounts.

The FBI says the arson was targeted at the synagogue’s Jewish ties; investigation ongoing.

The EPA will base pollutant limits on costs to industry rather than monetized lives saved.

New York plans regulations on Roblox, including age verification and platform safety measures as states push for online reforms.

Airbus delivered 793 commercial aircraft in 2025, up 4%, while Boeing’s orders show a rebound.

Apple signs a deal to use Google's Gemini AI as the foundation for a Siri upgrade later this year.

NASA launches a mission to maximize JWST data yields and operational efficiency.

The Supreme Court hears arguments on moving coastal oil lawsuits from state to federal court, a ruling that could affect environmental litigation strategies.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says the president’s push to influence the Federal Reserve undermines its independence.

Apple signs an agreement to use Google's Gemini AI as the foundation for a major Siri upgrade later this year.

Two China-flagged supertankers sailing to Venezuela to pick up crude have reversed course and are heading back to Asia, according to shipping data.

The deal would cut tariffs and include a pledge by Taiwan’s TSMC to build more US chip plants.

Paramount Global plans to nominate directors to Warner Bros. Discovery's board to vote against its Netflix deal and to seek disclosure of financial information related to the $82.7 billion agreement.

Talks in Islamabad cover a potential sale of combat jets and killer drones to Jakarta, according to security officials.

The European Commission allows carmakers to pledge limits on Chinese EV imports instead of paying tariffs, a framework designed to ease EU-China trade frictions. The arrangement could influence automakers facing tariff uncertainty.

Alphabet’s market value reaches $4 trillion, making it the second-most valuable company after overtaking Apple.

Paramount Skydance files a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery in a hostile takeover bid.

Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie accuses Euracare hospital in Lagos of negligence following the death of her 21-month-old son.

Rights group Foro Penal says 24 additional political prisoners have been released, bringing total releases to at least 41.

South Korea’s president travels to a regional summit in Japan following a meeting with China's Xi Jinping last week.

Britain's regulator Ofcom opens an inquiry into Elon Musk's X over Grok AI-generated sexual deepfakes.

Tech secretary to issue a statement on Grok amid concerns about AI-generated sexualised images.

Finnish police released a ship held in connection with an inquiry into sabotage of an underwater telecoms cable.

Citi, JPMorgan and other banks fell after a proposal to cap credit-card interest rates.

The UK government signals possible Ofcom intervention against X over production of sexualised AI images.

Both countries become the first to block Grok amid concerns about AI-generated deepfakes and online safety policies.

Jakarta faces rising waste levels and landfill leaks prompting concerns over sanitation.

President Trump says Iran’s leadership wants to negotiate as protests continue, with no immediate details on talks.

President Museveni seeks another term in an election that observers see as pivotal for Uganda’s political future.

Tech-led growth remains insufficient to offset broader economic headwinds and real estate slowdown.

Trump has stated a desire to control Greenland; EU and NATO are weighing responses, while Denmark notes Greenland's status as a Danish territory.

Vietnam's ruling party will convene its 14th congress to select top leadership and set targets through 2030.

Reza Pahlavi posts a message urging security forces to side with the protest movement amid ongoing demonstrations.

Federal transport department issues recall after a serious fire risk; 2,815 vehicles affected.

More than 40 groups including TUC and Greenpeace oppose amendments to police powers over demonstrations.

German Chancellor Merz begins his first state visit to India.

Japan begins a program to extract rare-earth seabed sludge following tightened Chinese supplies.

Japan plans to dissolve its parliament with a possible snap election in February, NHK reports.

US officials identify multiple kimchi bacteria strains as having potential gut health benefits, reflecting ongoing interest in functional microbiology.

A joint operation led by Cambodian and South Korean police arrests 26 suspects accused of online scams and sex crimes against South Korean citizens.

Meta blocks 544,000 accounts as Australia enforces a social media ban targeting accounts registered by users under 16.

The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a criminal inquiry into Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve, with grand jury subpoenas served related to renovations of the Fed’s Washington headquarters.

A lengthy interview with President Trump is published, totaling about two hours and 23,000 words.

Allegiant will buy Sun Country Airlines in a $1.5 billion deal, combining two small budget carriers amid industry pressures.

A landmark case accusing Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya will open at the United Nations' top court.