The OECD cautioned that prolonged conflict in the Middle East could trigger a global economic slump, while Portugal experienced a general strike over labor reforms.
Major technology and financial firms delivered divergent quarterly results, with AI infrastructure driving growth for some while others faced losses.
The South Carolina Supreme Court overturned Alex Murdaugh's double murder convictions and ordered a new trial in the deaths of his wife and son.
Iowa holds primary elections Tuesday as both parties view the state as crucial for determining control of Congress in November midterms.
Britain's GCHQ director warns of mounting security threats from adversaries, particularly Russia's targeting of critical infrastructure and democracy.
India's economy expanded 7.8% year-over-year in the January-March quarter, surpassing analyst expectations despite rising energy costs and currency pressures.
Recent medical research covers blood pressure monitoring improvements, non-hormonal menopause treatments, and risks associated with popular heartburn medications.
Xiaomi launched MiMo Code, an AI coding assistant claiming superior performance on complex tasks, while NanoClaw partnered with JFrog to address security risks in autonomous AI agents.
Two companies will join the S&P 500 index, replacing Pool and Campbell's, as index changes continue across markets.
The Israeli military has issued an evacuation order for the Lebanese city of Tyre, including its Christian quarter.
Several unrelated international incidents occurred, including deadly explosions in Myanmar and South Korea, plus Ebola developments in DR Congo.
The San Francisco 49ers announced the death of former linebacker Aldon Smith, who set NFL sack records during his career.
China has publicly criticized Indonesia's investment environment following restrictions on nickel exports that could impact Chinese manufacturing.
The State Department condemned British authorities' handling of a student murder case, while Joe Rogan criticized ICE deployments as setting dangerous precedent.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cautioned that political interference would undermine the central bank's credibility and public trust.
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