From the BBC World Service: Global markets rally after court rules Trump's tariffs are unlawful.

The sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese firm Nippon Steel appears close. And it's expected to give an unusual role to the U.S. government.

Bitcoin 2025 — billed as the world’s largest crypto event — kicked off in Las Vegas. Speakers include Vice President JD Vance and the White House’s AI and Crypto Czar, David Sacks.

From the BBC World Service: The declaration comes after U.S. banana giant Chiquita Brands laid off about 5,000 workers following a strike that had stopped production.

Keeping a job is one thing, but changing jobs becomes harder as you get older. And nearly a quarter of workers aged 50 and over plan to look for a new job this year.

The tariff delay gives both sides more time to negotiate, though details remain unclear. Plus: the proposed $3 billion funding boost for one U.S. foreign aid group.

From the BBC World Service: The fast-fashion retailer could face fines for violating EU consumer rules by misleading customers with fake discounts.

The decline in RSV-related hospitalizations among babies is a win for both families and taxpayers. Also on the show: tackling credit card debt before retirement.

We visit a public radio station in southwest Colorado to see what's at stake when and if CPB funding runs dry.