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A report finds four-year delays by the European Commission in regulating 14 hazardous chemical groups, including substances in children's products and firefighting foam.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese indicated the government would not pursue a 25% gas export tax, citing energy supply concerns amid global energy market pressures.
Trump expressed positive views on King Charles III's upcoming US visit and discussed his relationship with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
John Phelan, US Navy secretary, resigned amid conflicts over shipbuilding reforms and leadership disagreements, according to officials and President Trump.
President Trump stated the US has control over the strait, despite Iran's seizure of two ships and ongoing mine clearance efforts estimated to take six months.
The DOJ inspector general will review compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act amid calls for impartial oversight.
Sandilands arrived by Rolls-Royce for a case hearing over alleged breaches of his radio contract, which he disputes.
The memo states that Chinese-based entities are allegedly copying US AI technology through distillation campaigns, prompting increased coordination efforts.
Dozens gathered on the National Mall to protest a dinner hosted by David Ellison, attended by Donald Trump, amid discussions on a merger with WarnerBros Discovery.
India's foreign ministry condemned Trump's sharing of comments from Michael Savage, which described India negatively, ahead of a planned US-India diplomatic visit.
Nearly 30 designers showcased modest clothing, including headscarves and streetwear, at Paris's inaugural Modest Fashion Week, highlighting cultural inclusion and industry growth.
Gannon Van Dyke, an active-duty US Army soldier, is accused of using classified information to make over $409,000 in bets on Venezuela's Maduro removal.