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Markets bounced back from an AI-fear-driven sell-off triggered by a viral research report, while Meta announced a massive chip partnership with AMD and new tariffs took effect, amid stark warnings from Schwab's CIO about private credit risks.
UK lawmakers debated a parliamentary motion to compel the release of Prince Andrew's trade envoy files. The government agreed to comply with the 'humble address' but warned that release will be delayed due to an ongoing police investigation into Andrew and the logistical challenge of reviewing 25-year-old hard copy documents.
Anthropic's Boris Churney reveals that Claude Code has evolved from a developer assistant to an autonomous engineer, with the Opus 4.5 model enabling a sudden shift to 100% AI-written code that self-tests and deploys without human intervention, while unexpectedly attracting non-technical users at major corporations.
The European Parliament marked the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion by reaffirming unwavering support for Ukraine, with EP President Metsola and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announcing a new €90 billion financial package while demanding stricter sanctions, clear EU membership timelines, and security guarantees to ensure lasting peace.
A congressional hearing featuring an ICE whistleblower and a U.S. citizen victim revealed that ICE is conducting armed home raids without judicial warrants while systematically dismantling constitutional training for new agents, prompting bipartisan warnings from former DHS general counsels that these practices violate the Fourth Amendment.
President Trump's tariff policy faces legal setbacks as the Supreme Court struck down his use of emergency powers, creating uncertainty that's rattling tech stocks and threatening foreign investment commitments. Meanwhile, AI-driven fears are pummeling software stocks as investors worry about disruption, with Nvidia earnings on Wednesday serving as a key test for market sentiment.
New York City officials detail the response to a historic blizzard, announcing massive snow removal operations, extended emergency shelter services for vulnerable residents, and the reopening of schools tomorrow, while urging residents to remain off roads as recovery continues.
Live broadcast of Tarawih prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem during Ramadan, featuring congregational worship and extended Quranic recitation from Surah Al-An'am.
The Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister addressed the escalating security crisis across multiple Mexican states, confirming over 26,000 Canadians have registered with Global Affairs Canada amid the violence. While travel advisories were updated and consular staff deployed, she confirmed no evacuation flights are planned and Mexican authorities did not provide advance warning of the security operation.
Markets opened lower amid confusion over President Trump's new 15% universal tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling striking down his emergency tariff authority, while a historic Northeast blizzard disrupted travel and trading floors. Energy traders warned of potential oil price spikes if Iran tensions escalate, and crypto analysts noted Bitcoin's correlation with tech stocks amid a rotation into precious metals.
ICC prosecutors presented evidence alleging former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte created and personally directed the 'Davao Death Squad' (DDS), requiring his approval for extrajudicial killings of poor civilians while funding hitmen through ghost city payrolls, citing his multiple recorded admissions and video evidence of him watching murder CCTV footage.
At the 61st session marking the Human Rights Council's 20th anniversary, UN Secretary-General António Guterres and High Commissioner Volker Türk warned that human rights face a coordinated global assault by powerful actors replacing the rule of law with force. Both leaders cited catastrophic civilian tolls in Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan while calling for urgent multilateral action to defend universal rights, strengthen accountability mechanisms, and launch a new Global Alliance to counter authoritarianism.