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South Korea Former President Moon Charged With Taking Bribes

Moon Jae-in, who served as President from 2017-2022, allegedly received bribes from the founder of budget carrier Thai Easter Jet.

By HYUNG-JIN KIM / AP

DHS Tells Migrants—and Some U.S. Citizens—to Leave

It was an apparent glitch in the Trump administration’s dismantling of another Biden-era policy that allowed people to live and work in the country temporarily.

By VALERIE GONZALEZ and GISELA SALOMON / AP

RFK Jr. To Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes

The federal Food and Drug Administration will take steps to eliminate the synthetic dyes by the end of 2026.

By JONEL ALECCIA and MATTHEW PERRONE / AP

Marco Rubio Plans State Department Overhaul

Rubio plans to reduce State Department staff in the U.S. by 15% while closing and consolidating more than 100 bureaus worldwide.

By FARNOUSH AMIRI, MATTHEW LEE and ELLEN KNICKMEYER / AP

DOGE’s Latest Funding Cuts Target: AmeriCorps NCCC

The decades-old community service program that sends young adults to work on projects across the U.S. told its corps members that they would have to exit early.

By HANNAH FINGERHUT / AP

Longtime Game Show Host Wink Martindale Dies at 91

The genial host of such hit game shows as “Gambit” and “Tic-Tac-Dough” also did one of the first recorded television interviews with a young Elvis Presley.

By BETH HARRIS / AP

Pfizer Ends Development of Obesity Pill

The drugmaker said it would stop studying danuglipron after a participant had a possible drug-induced liver injury.

By TOM MURPHY / AP

South Africa Appoints a Special U.S. Envoy

The move comes after South Africa's ambassador to the U.S. was expelled last month by the Trump Administration.

By Gerald Imray / AP

Plans to Mark America's 250th Birthday Were Underway. Then Came Cuts

Celebrations are at risk of being scaled back or canceled because of the Trump Administration's federal funding cuts.

By CLAIRE RUSH and GARY FIELDS / AP

Iran Says Next Round of Nuclear Talks With U.S. in Oman, Not Rome

President Donald Trump separately complained Monday about the pace of nuclear talks between the two countries.

By MARIA GRAZIA MURRU, JON GAMBRELL and CHRIS MEGERIAN / AP

Suspected U.S. Airstrikes Kill at Least Six People in Yemen

The deadly overnight attacks also wounded 26 people, the Houthis said Monday, as the U.S. continues a monthlong intense campaign.

By JON GAMBRELL / AP

China Had Over $100 Billion Trade Surplus in March

China’s exports jumped 12.4% from a year earlier as companies rushed to beat increases in tariffs imposed by U.S. President Trump.

By ELAINE KURTENBACH / AP

What to Know About Nayib Bukele as He Visits Trump

Trump is hosting the El Salvador President at the White House as the Central American nation becomes a critical lynchpin of his mass deportation operation.

By SEUNG MIN KIM and MARCOS ALEMÁN / AP

China’s Xi Jinping Says ‘No Winners’ in Tariff War

China’s leader started a week of diplomacy in Southeast Asia to signal China’s commitment to global trade after U.S. President Trump upended the global economy.

By HUIZHONG WU and ANIRUDDHA GHOSAL / AP

Ecuador Re-Elects President Daniel Noboa

A majority of Ecuadorian voters stuck with Noboa, a conservative young millionaire with a divisive no-holds-barred crimefighting record, while his opponent alleged electoral fraud.

By GONZALO SOLANO and REGINA GARCIA CANO / AP

Peruvian Writer Mario Vargas Llosa Dies at 89

A prolific novelist and essayist and giant of Latin American letters for many decades, Vargas Llosa was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in 2010.

By FRANKLIN BRICEÑO and CIARÁN GILES / AP

Rory McIlroy Wins 2025 Masters to Complete Career Grand Slam

With his playoff victory at Augusta, McIlroy joins Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Ben Hogan, and Gene Sarazen as the only winners of golf’s four professional majors.

By DOUG FERGUSON / AP

Pennsylvania Governor’s Mansion Arson: Suspect Arrested

A man scaled a fence in the middle of the night and set a fire that left significant damage and forced Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family and guests to evacuate.

By MARC LEVY / AP

Trump Admin Won’t Say Whether It Will Return Wrongly Deported Man

The U.S. government’s latest judge-mandated daily status update stated just that Kilmar Abrego Garcia was alive and remained in an El Salvador prison.

By BILL BARROW / AP

They've Passed a Budget Plan, Now the Hard Part Begins for Republicans

“The struggles Republicans have faced so far are only a glimmer of what’s to come,” said Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.

By KEVIN FREKING / AP
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