A federal appeals court ordered a halt to a criminal contempt investigation into officials over deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.
Coca-Cola exceeded quarterly estimates and raised its earnings outlook, citing strong global beverage demand and growth from smaller package sizes.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration lacks authority to unilaterally rescind approval of New York's $9 congestion fee.
Persian Gulf oil exports continue at 7 million barrels per day with U.S. naval escort assistance, while industry sources suggest disruptions smaller than initially feared.
HMS Dragon is heading to the Middle East to potentially join an international mission safeguarding commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Government bonds across Europe and globally experienced their worst weekly performance in a month as Middle East tensions and policy uncertainties weighed on markets.
Military personnel parachuted onto Tristan da Cunha to treat a British citizen with suspected hantavirus infection on the remote Atlantic island.
Cuba announced it will suspend Visa and Mastercard payment transactions, attributing the decision to US economic sanctions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will expand its ground campaign and security buffer zone in southern Lebanon.
Porsche is divesting from luxury brands Bugatti and Rimac to focus on core business operations amid ongoing cost-cutting efforts.
Warren Buffett continues daily office routine despite no longer serving as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, making measured public remarks about markets.
A Florida jury convicted four men of conspiracy in connection with the July 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.
Russia reduced the size of its traditional Victory Day military parade in Moscow, with Ukraine's president saying his country would not attack the event in exchange for prisoner releases.
BlackBerry has found new revenue through automotive software embedded in hundreds of millions of cars worldwide.
Political commentators and officials debate media's role in political climate as concerns grow over violent rhetoric and assassination attempts.
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