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A new 'Board of Peace', helmed by former leaders Tony Blair and Marco Rubio, has been announced by the Trump administration to aid in Gaza's reconstruction and stabilization.

The Trump administration has announced its 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, including notable figures like former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Jared Kushner. Each member of the board will handle a portfolio crucial to Gaza's stabilization, though specific roles have yet to be detailed. Notably, no women have been included in the initial appointments.

Justice Secretary David Lammy has blocked the transfer of Jake Fahri, convicted of killing Jimmy Mizen in 2009, to an open prison. Fahri was recalled to custody after it was revealed he had released music under a pseudonym, alluding to the murder. Mizen's family supports Lammy's decision, citing Fahri's unchanged attitude.

NASA's Artemis II mission, marking the first crewed travel around the Moon since 1972, initiates a pivotal step as the Space Launch System rocket begins its journey to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. The mission sets new records as it promises the farthest human journey from Earth and the fastest reentry in history.

Rackspace's recent hike in email hosting prices has been deemed 'devastating' by long-standing partners, causing financial strain and operational concerns.

A medieval cargo shipwreck, identified as 'Svaelget 2', was found off the Danish coast near Copenhagen. Built around 1410 CE, this colossal ship of its era was used for transporting goods between Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea.

Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, discusses a plan for U.S. banks to voluntarily offer credit cards to underserved Americans, as an alternative to President Trump's affordability initiative.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has announced that the investment bank is actively examining opportunities within the prediction market sector, a field gaining traction among traders. Solomon revealed that he has met with key players in the industry, emphasizing the bank's potential interest in incorporating prediction markets into its operations.

Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee warned against challenges to the central bank's independence, suggesting they could spike inflation. His comments came after Fed Chair Jerome Powell's subpoena over a costly renovation project sparked potential legal action.