Egypt has agreed to send UN humanitarian aid trucks through Israel's main crossing into Gaza, but entry remains uncertain due to ongoing fierce fighting in Rafah, as efforts continue to revive cease-fire negotiations and recover hostages.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is disputing the results of last week's organizing vote for Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama, in which workers voted against union representation.

Louisiana made history as it passed a bill criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a valid prescription.

Families in Uvalde, Texas, are suing Meta Platforms and the maker of the video game 'Call of Duty,' claiming the firms are responsible for the belongings used by the gunman who killed 19 elementary school children and two teachers.

The SEC has approved Ether ETFs, marking a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency industry by simplifying investments and potentially boosting wider adoption.

Following a recent incident of severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight, the airline has made updates to its in-flight policies.

CBS and Paramount Global have responded to a lawsuit filed by writer Brian Beneker, who alleges he was not hired as a staff writer for SEAL Team due to his race, sex, and sexual orientation.

SpaceX is reportedly in discussions to sell existing shares in a tender offer that could value the company at around $200 billion.

At least four individuals have died and sixteen others have been injured in Palma, Majorca, following the collapse of a beach club's terrace, with seven in critical condition.

Elon Musk stated that neither he nor Tesla were involved in President Joe Biden's decision to implement a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles.

Samsung's latest high bandwidth memory chips have failed Nvidia's AI processor tests due to heat and power consumption issues, affecting both current HBM3 and upcoming HBM3E models.

Ruth Owades, a 78-year-old entrepreneur, won an $11 million settlement after suffering life-changing injuries, including a traumatic brain injury and spinal fractures, in a San Francisco cable car accident.

OpenAI faces controversy after leaked documents revealed the company allegedly threatened to claw back vested equity from departing employees.

The House of Representatives passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act with a 279-136 vote, marking a significant bipartisan effort to clarify the regulatory roles of the SEC and CFTC over digital assets.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, vows to allocate $5 billion in reparations to black farmers if elected, dismissing accusations of racism while addressing their historical lack of financial assistance.

Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, a potential Trump running mate, acquired a 7.7% stake in BuzzFeed, causing the company's shares to surge by 20%.

Pfizer has announced a multi-year cost-cutting program focusing on operational efficiencies, network structure changes, and product portfolio enhancements, aiming to save $1.5 billion by 2027 amidst declining COVID-19 vaccine sales.

A second US dairy worker has been diagnosed with bird flu in Michigan, experiencing mild symptoms similar to those of a Texas worker infected in March, according to state and federal health officials.

The Pentagon is alarmed as Vladimir Putin's newly launched satellite-killer weapon is reportedly tracking US technology in orbit, posing a significant threat to American space assets.

President Joe Biden announced the cancellation of $7.7 billion in student debt for over 160,000 borrowers through income-driven repayment plans.

Disney's Pixar has announced the layoff of 14% of its workforce, with President Jim Morris informing 175 employees of their termination following multiple box office failures and amid accusations that the company's parent has "gone woke."

A Texas petrochemical company has admitted to violating the Clean Air Act due to two explosions at one of its plants in 2019.

Former Trump official Peter Navarro predicts "mass deportations" and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's departure in a hypothetical second Trump term, shared during a prison interview.

Investors are clashing over Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, arguing it is not in Tesla's best interest as the company faces declining sales, slowing EV demand, and a 30% drop in stock price.

A BMJ study found electric vehicles are three times more likely to hit urban pedestrians and twice as likely in rural areas compared to petrol or diesel cars.

Donald Trump's campaign has started accepting cryptocurrency donations, marking a significant move as he becomes the first major party candidate to embrace digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin.

Vietnam reportedly requested that Foxconn, an Apple supplier, reduce power consumption by 30% at its assembly plants in the northern region to prevent a recurrence of the electricity outages experienced last year.

The Trump campaign has declared its intention to take legal action against the creators of a recent film that portrays the presidential candidate engaging in a highly controversial act with his former wife, Ivana.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) Chairman Martin Gruenberg announced on Monday his intention to step down once a successor is found for the banking regulator.

In its first quarter since going public, Trump Media & Technology Group, the company that owns Truth Social, reported a concerning loss and revenue of less than $1 million.