Arm Holdings’ CEO claims artificial intelligence will discover cancer cures beyond human capability within the lifetime of current generations, as chip demand for AI infrastructure faces supply constraints.

The Eiffel Tower closed on Monday after staff struck over female workers being removed from their posts during a Hindu delegation visit on Saturday, sparking outrage over workplace equality.

Ukraine’s chief prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko resigned following a corruption investigation into an illegal call centre money-laundering scheme allegedly involving officials in his office.

Three men stand trial in Mexico for allegedly murdering two Australian brothers and their American friend whose bodies were discovered in a well during a 2024 surf trip to Baja California.

A national survey finds only 7% of respondents support cutting disability benefits, with 49% favoring increases. Even Conservative and Reform voters show limited appetite for reductions to disability support.

President Trump plans to dominate the Republican convention in Dallas, seeking to make midterm elections a referendum on his record despite not being on the ballot himself.

New Hampshire voters are choosing nominees for Congress, governor, and state Legislature. Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s decision not to seek reelection has sparked competitive races, including former senators John Sununu and Scott Brown competing for the Republican nomination.

The Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas faces severe economic hardship as U.S. blockades and airstrikes reduce shipping traffic and commerce, leaving dock workers, merchants, and service providers struggling with lost income and declining purchasing power.

Global stock markets declined Tuesday as Middle East tensions drove oil prices higher, with U.S. futures and Asian shares falling amid escalating regional conflict.