Multiple AI-related developments emerged including US approval of Nvidia chip sales to Chinese companies and OpenAI proposing global governance framework.
Senate Republicans postponed voting on a $70 billion immigration enforcement package due to disputes over Trump's proposed $1.8 billion fund and ballroom security funding.
Several nations took defensive measures this week, including North Korea fortifying its border, Belarus conducting nuclear drills, and European cooperation expanding.
President Trump signed an executive order instructing the CDC to follow a health department assessment that would reduce recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11.
Russia has heightened security for Putin's Victory Day events while issuing warnings to foreigners in Kyiv and threatening strikes if Ukraine disrupts May 9 commemorations.
Corporate earnings show weakness across sectors while job cuts increased in April, reflecting broader economic uncertainty.
SpaceX has filed plans for a massive $55 billion semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas as the company prepares for what could be the largest stock market debut in history.
House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a difficult legislative agenda while the GOP has largely embraced Trump's version of January 6th events.
New York's June 23 primary elections include races marked by AI industry political spending and broader Democratic Party political dynamics.
Victoria's Secret posted a $47.7 million profit and raised its annual outlook, driving shares up 40% as the company's turnaround efforts show progress.
Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal in the Champions League final, with post-match celebrations in Paris resulting in clashes with police and hundreds of arrests.
The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain current interest rates at what appears to be Jerome Powell's last policy meeting as chair.
Taiwan's president and U.S. representative emphasize the island's sovereignty following reported discussions between Trump and Xi Jinping at their recent summit.
Oil giant BP's board unanimously removed Chairman Albert Manifold citing serious concerns about governance standards, oversight and conduct.
The Supreme Court is entering its final weeks of the current term with several significant cases awaiting decisions from the justices.
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