Thailand's criminal court acquitted Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit of defaming the king, rare in royal cases.
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The Supreme Court rules baseball is a sport, not a business, in 1922, exempting it from antitrust laws and regulations.
Chris Sale becomes the fastest pitcher to reach 2,500 career strikeouts, achieving this in 2,026 innings by 2025.
Lithuania's Defense Council approves buying Patria 6x6 armored personnel carriers from Finland, boosting defense ties and local industry.
The prosecution of those involved in Matthew Perry's ketamine-related death concludes with sentencing of five guilty parties.
Ukraine will acquire 20 new Gripen jets and receive 16 older models from Sweden next year. The deal, part of a larger agreement, boosts Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Americans see inflation rising, with gas over $4/gallon. April data shows 3.8% inflation, highest since 2021, worrying policymakers.
Thousands of deportees from countries like Cuba and Venezuela are stranded in Mexico, facing dire conditions.
Michigan politician Joe Schwarz has died at 88. He served in state Senate and Congress, advocating for bipartisan solutions in politics.
Canada will acquire six Saab GlobalEye aircraft to enhance military capabilities and support domestic defense production, PM Carney announced.