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British King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in the United States for a four-day state visit.

A U.S. judge ordered the suspect in the "White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting" to be temporarily detained, and a detention hearing is scheduled to be held on Thursday.

U.S. prosecutors will seek to detain a suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting.

Microsoft: Accenture is rolling out Copilot to its approximately 743,000 employees.

Citi/YOUGOV survey: UK inflation expectations for the next year were 5% in April, compared with 5.4% in March.

Trial transcripts show that the suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting was charged with attempting to assassinate the President of the United States.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and several Kuwaiti banks are joining a syndicate of banks financing a Kuwait oil pipeline equity deal, sources said.

White House Press Secretary Levitt: You will soon hear from U.S. President Trump about Iran.

White House Press Secretary Levitt: Looking forward to working with the Senate to advance the confirmation of Fed Chairman nominee Warsh.

President Trump: Jimmy Kimmel should be fired immediately from Disney and ABC.

White House Press Secretary Levitt: Trump knows the inspector general has the tools to investigate the renovation project led by the Fed chairman.

White House Press Secretary Levitt: I wouldn’t say that the United States is considering Iran’s proposal.

The Central Bank of Venezuela said that both the bank and the United States have hired institutions to audit overseas assets to ensure fairness.

White House: Trump’s red line has been made clear.

White House: US President Trump met with the national security team this morning.

Microsoft is investigating an issue affecting its Copilot service in North America.

White House: US President Trump will attend a rescheduled dinner.

White House: We must complete construction as soon as possible.

White House: The new White House ballroom is vital to national security.

The U.S. Supreme Court appears divided on Bayer's bid to limit a state court lawsuit alleging that its herbicide Roundup causes cancer.