The Trump administration eased export restrictions to the UAE, prompting Senator Warren to slam the move, citing potential corruption and suggesting the Trump family's cryptocurrency portfolio could benefit.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has appointed five working groups to review the Fed's monetary policy approach, ranging from addressing inflation and the use of real-time data to the impact of AI on the economy and labor markets.

The United States confirms it will continue official-level discussions with Iran, despite recent military attacks between the two sides.

High cost of living and incomes not keeping pace with inflation are driving Americans to buy smaller, cheaper items instead of expensive ones, capitalizing on the trending "Mini Effect."

Project 2029 proposes that the U.S. government provide free childcare centers nationwide or pay a monthly subsidy of $1,000 to families who care for their children themselves.

A US court has approved a settlement between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Elon Musk regarding the delayed disclosure of his Twitter acquisition, despite expressing serious concerns about the terms of the agreement and questioning whether Musk may have received preferential treatment.

Trump ordered the US Treasury Secretary to end trade relations with Spain and attacked Madrid as a bad ally after the latter rejected the goal of increasing the defense budget to 5% of GDP.

The United States has approved the widespread rollout of GPT-5.6 after OpenAI passed testing under the government's advanced AI governance framework.

Trump reiterated that Greenland should remain under US control and threatened to withdraw troops from Europe if allied nations continued to oppose the idea.

The U.S. trade deficit surged to 42.2%, the highest in 14 months, after imports of capital goods hit record highs. Economists warn this will drag down second-quarter GDP growth by about 1.7 percentage points.