United States
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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ICE agent Christian Castro arrested in Texas for Minnesota shooting case
ICE agent Christian Castro was arrested in Texas on May 29 for shooting a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis in January.
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Malaysia demands refund from Norway after missile deal cancellation, seeks US alternatives
Malaysia called on Norway to expedite refunds following Norway's revocation of a €124 million naval missile contract, while exploring US missile options.
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AI Startup Shift Offers Free NYC Home Cleaning to Record Robot Training Footage
Shift launched a free home cleaning service in New York City on May 28 that records video to train household robots.
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White House launches Aliens.gov site to publicize ICE immigration data
The White House unveiled Aliens.gov on May 28, 2026, a website using extraterrestrial themes to display ICE immigration enforcement activity nationwide.
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California Assembly passes 'Protect Our Games Act' to secure game access after service ends
California State Assembly approved bill AB 1921 requiring game publishers to ensure access or refunds when online services end.
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Gas Explosion and Fire in Dallas Apartment Kills 3, Injures 5
A May 28 gas explosion and fire at The Clyde apartments in Dallas killed three and injured five, officials said.
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At least five music acts quit Trump-backed Freedom 250 concert series
More than half of the announced Freedom 250 concert lineup quit after learning of its Trump ties.
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Knicks center Mitchell Robinson undergoes surgery for broken right pinky finger ahead of NBA Finals
New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson had surgery for a broken right pinky finger and may play Game 1 of the 2026 NBA Finals with a protective brace.
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Waymo leads Texas autonomous vehicle registrations with 577 units, Tesla follows with 42
Waymo registered 577 autonomous vehicles in Texas, outpacing Tesla’s 42 and Avride’s 317 under new state rules.
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FCC orders Disney-owned ABC to file early license renewals amid DEI dispute
The FCC directed Disney's ABC to seek early renewal of eight broadcast licenses over DEI probe; ABC filed under protest, calling the action unlawful.
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Federal judge blocks renaming of Kennedy Center after Trump, orders removal of his name
A US federal judge ordered removal of President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center and blocked its planned two-year closure for renovations.
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US DOJ sues four Democrat-led states over refusal to issue ICE undercover plates
The US Department of Justice sued Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington for denying ICE confidential undercover license plates.
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CNN sues Perplexity AI for copying over 17,000 stories and images without permission
CNN filed a copyright lawsuit against Perplexity on May 28, alleging unauthorized scraping and reuse of CNN content in AI products.
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Mistral AI signs Airbus and BMW for AI manufacturing deals, plans chip design
Mistral AI signed contracts with Airbus and BMW to apply AI in manufacturing and announced plans for a new AI data center in France.
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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during engine ignition test at Cape Canaveral
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test on May 28 at Cape Canaveral, with no injuries reported.
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Iran war drives inflation concerns as ECB, Fed weigh policy responses
The Iran war’s impact on energy costs has raised inflation risks, prompting central banks to consider further rate hikes.
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Trump claims Iran peace deal includes Strait of Hormuz access and nuclear disarmament
Donald Trump said he could approve an Iran peace deal with major concessions, including opening the Strait of Hormuz and ending Iran's nuclear program.
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Kane Parsons' low-budget horror Backrooms breaks box office records with $81.5M debut
20-year-old director Kane Parsons' Backrooms earned about $81.5 million domestically, setting records for original horror films and studio A24.
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US designates Brazil's PCC and CV crime groups as terrorist organizations
The US designated Brazil's Comando Vermelho and Primeiro Comando da Capital as terrorist groups on May 28-29, 2026.
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UNICEF reports average of 11 child casualties daily in Lebanon amid ceasefire breaches
UNICEF says 77 children were killed or injured in Lebanon last week amid repeated ceasefire violations.
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Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund
US District Judge Leonie Brinkema temporarily barred the Trump administration from operating the $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund amid a legal challenge.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent credits Trump policies with reversing economic security failures
Scott Bessent said on May 29 that Trump’s economic policies are helping fix decades of US supply chain vulnerabilities and over-dependence on China.
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Pam Bondi defends DOJ release of Epstein documents in closed House hearing
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the House Oversight Committee on May 29, defending DOJ’s release of Epstein files amid criticism.
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Serena Williams Seeks Wildcard to Partner Victoria Mboko at 2026 Queen's Club
Serena Williams reportedly requested a doubles wildcard with Victoria Mboko at Queen's Club Championships starting June 8, 2026.