Thursday, May 22

CATL's IPO in Hong Kong generates excitement as shares soar, marking a pivotal moment for the international expansion of China's battery giant.

Wednesday, May 21

The Trump administration has terminated $60 million in federal grants to Harvard University amid ongoing allegations of antisemitism and discrimination.

Tuesday, May 20

Spain's Consumer Rights Ministry orders Airbnb to remove over 65,000 listings due to violations amid a worsening housing affordability crisis.

Monday, May 19

New streaming agreements will make ‘Sesame Street’ episodes available on Netflix and PBS, enhancing access for children worldwide.

Sunday, May 18

Pope Leo XIV emphasizes unity in the Catholic Church during his inaugural Mass at the Vatican, aiming for peace amid global discord.

Sunday, May 18

The US administration reportedly explores plans to relocate one million Palestinians to Libya, sparking international debate and strong denials from officials.

Saturday, May 17

A Harvard document thought to be a copy of the Magna Carta is confirmed as an original from 1300, highlighting its historical significance.

Friday, May 16

Charter and Cox join forces in a $34.5 billion deal to compete against streaming services and consolidate their cable offerings.

Friday, May 16

The FAA investigated a communication failure affecting Denver air traffic controllers, highlighting concerns over air traffic infrastructure.

Thursday, May 15

A Venezuelan toddler separated from her parents during U.S. deportation is returned to Venezuela, raising international controversy over U.S. immigration practices.