Two Republican senators who had threatened to block acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's permanent nomination said they will now advance it after the DOJ formally terminated a $1.8 billion fund tied to a Trump-IRS settlement.
President Trump said he canceled large-scale strikes on Iran at the urging of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, framing new negotiations as Tehran's final opportunity to avoid escalation. Iran's foreign ministry denied talks with Washington are underway.
Reports say Apple is struggling to keep the MacBook Air in stock amid a worldwide memory shortage, a squeeze that analysts tie to surging AI demand for the same chips.
Israel told the White House it has serious security concerns about the proposed deal to disarm Hamas, even as fresh strikes hit Gaza and Hamas signaled it would begin giving up weapons.
Senate appropriators released a continuing resolution Sunday that would avert a Sept. 30 shutdown, exclude Trump-requested Border Patrol transfers and battleship funding, and block a White House overhaul of federal grantmaking.
The United States and Japan confirmed a coordinated yen-buying operation that pushed the currency to a three-month high, marking the first joint intervention between the two governments in decades.
Alphabet and Meta reported record AI-related spending in their latest earnings, with Alphabet's free cash flow turning negative for the first time. Investors are losing patience with promises that returns are coming.
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