Maduro, US prosecutors seek June 2027 trial in drug case
What's next: A judge could set deadlines this week for immunity motions, classified evidence reviews and other pretrial filings.
What's next: A judge could set deadlines this week for immunity motions, classified evidence reviews and other pretrial filings.
What's next: A lawsuit by 12 states will test whether the merger would illegally cut competition in film, cable and streaming.
They gathered a day before the final against Spain at New York New Jersey Stadium, with Lionel Messi gear dominating the scene.
Earlier: Thunderstorm cancels Spain's training before 2026 World Cup finalSeries: Fifa World Cup · 2026 Final · 7 chapters since Jul 16The 2007 Barcelona charity calendar photo paired Messi with Yamal, who is now his opponent in the final in New York.
What's next: Trump is set to attend the Argentina-Spain final after the US hosted 11 of the tournament's 16 venues.
Why it matters: The suit argues the order chilled ICC filings and pro-Palestinian advocacy by threatening fines, prison and travel bans.
Why it matters: The state became the first in the US to freeze large data center projects as AI power and water demands draw scrutiny.
What's new: The state reported 44 hospitalizations and urged people to avoid bagged salads as cases surged 69% since July 10.
What's new: The CDC has logged 843 confirmed cases since May, while Michigan alone reported more than 1,500 suspected infections.
Why it matters: The sale topped the prior fossil-auction record of $44.6 million and underscores rising demand for dinosaur collectibles.
Why it matters: The ruling could open Kenvue to thousands more claims and billions in potential settlement costs.
What's new: Michigan alone has logged 1,562 infections, while federal officials still have more than 1,500 additional cases under review.
Deal still needs talks with Red Bull and internal DFB approval before the contract can be finalized.
What's new: The company also committed up to $3 billion more, including $500 million for GlobalWafers' Texas expansion.
What's next: Trump's lawyers appealed within hours to try to block the payout after the Supreme Court let the 2023 verdict stand.
What's next: Trump can still ask the Supreme Court to block the payout, but the money can be released now with interest.
What's new: Trump's lawyers appealed within hours after the Supreme Court let the 2023 civil verdict stand.
What’s next: Trump appealed the payout order after the Supreme Court declined to hear his challenge to the 2023 civil verdict.
The cancellation follows public criticism after a New York delegation letter listed the minister's wife and child.
Why it matters: Seoul is widening FX access to support its push for MSCI developed-market status despite thin overnight liquidity.
What's next: Manhattan prosecutors asked the court to impose a 20-year sentence in Weinstein's separate New York sex assault case.
Why it matters: The 6-3 ruling could weaken similar laws in California, New York, New Jersey and Maryland.
Why it matters: Tuesday's votes in New York, Maryland, Utah and South Carolina could reshape Democratic factions and gauge the pull of endorsements.
Why it matters: The ruling extends a New York order to the whole country and says the policy deterred people from showing up for hearings.
What's next: GameStop plans to publish more details on its proposed eBay acquisition before its July 7 annual meeting.
Why it matters: Tuesday's 10th District vote is shaping up as a test of Zohran Mamdani's clout and Democratic divisions over Israel.
Why it matters: More than $17 million in AI-linked spending has turned one Manhattan House race into a national test of tech regulation.
What's new: The gaming PC-console starts shipping June 29, but chip shortages limited launch supply.
Why it matters: The longtime Columbia and Arista executive helped launch or revive careers from Whitney Houston to Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin.
Why it matters: Greenspan led the Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006, shaping US monetary policy through booms, crashes and the dot-com era.
Series: Alan Greenspan · Death Of Former FED Chair · 2 chapters since Jun 22What's new: Clark became the first wire-to-wire U.S. Open winner since 2014 after surviving a hostile Shinnecock Hills crowd.
What's new: The Long Island architect admitted killing eight women, though he pleaded guilty to charges in seven deaths.
What's new: About 19% of Americans 65 and older are working, up fourfold since the mid-1980s, according to Pew data cited by the BBC.
The request covers consumer and minors’ data, elderly users and concerns that chatbots could encourage criminal acts.
What's new: Trump said the operation was coordinated with Venezuela; Guerrero had been indicted in New York and faced a $5 million US reward.
What's new: Shalit spent 40 years on NBC's “Today” and became one of network TV's last prominent film critics before retiring in 2010.
What's new: The Justice Department's pardon office lists the fraud conviction request as pending, even as he appeals the case.
What's new: The NBA believes no sitting president has ever attended an NBA Finals game, and security could slow entry around the arena.