Stories from April 10, 2026

Bottom Line

Prince Harry faces a libel suit from an HIV/AIDS charity he founded.

Bottom Line

The Justice Department wants to directly search a Washington Post reporter's seized electronic devices, raising press freedom concerns.

Bottom Line

A judge is concerned a proposed settlement for victims is inadequate, but the DOJ is proceeding.

Bottom Line

Hundreds have contacted the BBC about a mystery skin condition, but doctors disagree on its existence or cause.

Bottom Line

Parents are using play and interaction to help children develop and reduce screen time dependency.

Bottom Line

A 102-year-old New York man works in construction and strives for perfection in pottery.

Bottom Line

A nursing student must repay a £10,000 loan deemed an error, causing shock among other recipients.

Bottom Line

The upcoming U.S. earnings season will test Wall Street stocks amid global conflicts.

Bottom Line

Colombia imposed a 100-percent import tax on Ecuadorian goods, retaliating for Ecuador's tariff hike.

Bottom Line

Lawmakers approved $300 affordability checks, raising questions about eligibility for residents.

Bottom Line

New audio emerged of a husband's call after his wife disappeared in the Bahamas; he is detained.

Bottom Line

The Federal Reserve is examining US banks' exposure to private credit firms to assess potential financial risks.