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In a rare display of bipartisan unity the Senate voted 67-33 to approve sweeping climate legislation investing $500 billion in clean energy over the next decade.
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Brent crude rose above $95 per barrel after OPEC+ announced an unexpected extension of 3.66 million bpd production cuts through December, catching markets off guard.
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Bitcoin reached a new record of $115,000 as BlackRock and Fidelity reported combined Bitcoin ETF inflows of $4.2 billion in a single week, the highest since launch.
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International donors in Brussels pledged support for a $50 billion Gaza reconstruction plan developed by the UN and World Bank prioritising housing and healthcare.
Illegal border crossings dropped 65 percent in May following new bilateral security agreements and deployment of 2,500 additional Border Patrol agents.
The White House announced sweeping AI oversight measures requiring review of high-risk systems before deployment in healthcare, finance and national security.
India has surpassed Germany reaching $4.3 trillion nominal GDP, according to updated World Bank estimates, driven by 7.5 percent average annual growth over three years.
Apple shattered earnings expectations with $120 billion quarterly revenue as consumers upgrade to AI-enabled iPhones and services hit an all-time high of $26 billion.
Warring factions in Sudan returned to the negotiating table in Cairo as mediators focused on humanitarian corridors and transitional government roadmaps.
Both chambers approved a budget framework reducing the federal deficit by $2.4 trillion over ten years through spending efficiency measures and agency reviews.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that law enforcement must obtain a warrant before accessing location data stored by technology companies, updating Fourth Amendment protections.
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution calling for an immediate and sustained ceasefire in Gaza, with 14 members voting in favor and one abstention.
The S&P 500 hit the historic 6,000 mark, capping a 28 percent gain for the year fuelled by AI-driven technology stocks and stronger-than-expected corporate earnings.
The World Food Programme warned over half of Afghanistan's population faces severe hunger as international funding covers only 38 percent of the $900 million needed.
American employers added 350,000 jobs in May, far exceeding the 220,000 analyst forecast, as unemployment fell to 3.7 percent and wages rose 4.2 percent.
The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points, describing the move as a recalibration while signalling future decisions remain fully data-dependent.
US manufacturing added 180,000 jobs over the past year as reshoring incentives for chip, pharmaceutical and clean energy production took hold across the Midwest.
SK Telecom launched the world's first commercial 6G network offering speeds up to 1 terabit per second using AI-driven spectrum management in select Seoul districts.
Over 2,500 candidates contested 250 seats in Syria's first genuinely competitive elections in five decades, monitored by UN and European Union observers.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated the central bank is on track to lower interest rates at least once before December if inflation continues its downward trend.