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The BBC files a motion to dismiss Trump's $10 billion lawsuit, arguing lack of jurisdiction and no harm to his reputation.
Susie Wiles diagnosed with breast cancer but continues to work as Chief of Staff, receiving widespread support from President Trump.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial regarding Libyan campaign funding starts, with significant legal implications.
Congo Republic votes in a presidential election expected to extend Denis Sassou Nguesso's rule, amidst opposition boycotts and low turnout.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr warns broadcasters they could lose licenses if they misrepresent coverage on the Iran war, echoing Trump's media criticism.
Tensions escalate as Pakistan conducts airstrikes in response to Afghan Taliban drone attacks targeting civilians.
Influential philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away at 96, leaving a profound impact on philosophy and political thought.
Thai parliament opens while facing scrutiny over potential legal violations concerning election ballot barcodes.
An explosion at a Jewish school in Amsterdam is deemed a targeted attack, heightening concerns of antisemitism in the community.
Federal judge quashes subpoenas against Fed Chair Powell, citing political motivation by the Trump administration and lack of evidence for the probe.
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