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Trump, Carney clash over tariffs, 51st state during meeting at Oval Office

Carney acknowledged that no bit of rhetoric on tariffs would be enough to sway Trump, saying that this is a bigger discussion

US moves to dismantle Google's ad technology in major antitrust push

Google said in its own filing that divestiture of AdX and DFP wouldn't be technically feasible because neither piece of technology is capable of working outside of Google's proprietary infrastructure

Friedrich Merz elected German chancellor hours after historic defeat

He needed a majority of 316 out of 630 votes in a secret ballot but only received 310 votes in the first round well short of the 328 seats held by his coalition

German MPs to vote again for Chancellor after Merz loses first ballot

Merz needed a majority of 316 out of 630 votes in a secret ballot but only received 310 votes well short of the 328 seats held by his coalition

Trump threatens 100% tariff on movies made outside US- what we know so far

Trump accused other nations of stealing US film industry capabilities and said he's directed officials to start imposing an import tax on all foreign-made movies

Trump tariffs fear makes Japan walk delicate tightrope between US, China

Among all US allies being wooed by Beijing in its tariff stare-down with Washington, Japan stands out

Harry Kane feels 'amazing' after finally winning his first career title

After Bayern Munich's Bundesliga win on Sunday, Kane said in an Instagram post on Monday, It just feels sweet to win the title and the first one of my career.

Nottingham Forest draws at Crystal Palace as Champions League hopes fade

Nuno Esprito Santo's men have spent most of the year in the league top three but a run of one win in four has dropped them behind Chelsea, Newcastle and a resurgent Manchester City.

German lawmakers vote on Merz's bid to be chancellor, here's what to know

Merz seeks to take the helm of the 27-nation European Union's most populous member after outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government collapsed last year

Milan score twice in two minutes to keep Champions League hopes alive

Genoa substitute Vitinha scored a minute after taking the field to give his side the lead after 61 minutes.

French Open 2025: Iva Jovic and Emilio Nava earn USTA wild-card entries

Jovic will participate in her third consecutive Grand Slam event; she reached the second round at the U.S. Open last September and the Australian Open in January

Reopening Alcatraz adds to existing troubles for Federal Bureau of Prisons

Despite staffing woes, violence, and aging facilities, Trump is relying on the Bureau of Prisons to revive Alcatraz, the infamous prison known in pop culture as The Rock

Jannik Sinner returns from doping ban to great fanfare at Italian Open

The training session which was shown live on local TV came after Sinner was the most celebrated player in a ceremony to honor Italian teams that swept the Davis Cup & Billie Jean King Cup last year

A look at Gaza's troubled history as Israel vows to take full control

Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005 after a decades-long occupation and then imposed a blockade on the territory along with Egypt

LA firefighters union leaders suspended over alleged misuse of funds

The union's troubles began in October 2024, when an officer flagged concerns about improper record-keeping to the parent organisation

Judge orders Trump admin to admit roughly 12,000 refugees amid legal battle

The order from US District Judge Jamal Whitehead followed arguments from the Justice Department and refugee resettlement agencies over how to interpret a federal appeals court ruling

Trump admin urges judge to dismiss lawsuit restricting abortion pill access

Justice Dept. stuck to Biden admin's legal approach, without directly addressing access to the drug used in the nation's most common abortion method

Washington lawyer sues Trump admin over revocation of security clearance

A lawsuit in Washington challenges a March memo revoking security clearances of attorney Mark Zaid and 14 others, deemed by the White House as no longer in the national interest

Trump admin halts new grants to Harvard over unmet White House demands

The action was laid out in a letter to Harvard's president and amounts to a major escalation of Trump's battle with the Ivy League school

US Army pauses helicopter flights near Washington airport after close calls

The pause comes after 67 people died in January when a passenger jet collided in midair with a Black Hawk helicopter at Reagan airport