Trump's Immigration Policies Rattle Hospitality Industry, Workers Claim

Chicago is looking to borrow nearly half a billion dollars from the municipal bond market to fund a major renovation of O'Hare International Airport. The $476 million bond issuance is part of a larger multi-billion dollar overhaul aimed at modernizing the airport. The move comes as the city seeks to upgrade its infrastructure and improve air travel experiences.

A security official in Iran appears to have fired on a crowd at a cemetery, a 71-year-old dancer lands a role in a Taylor Swift video, a Game of Thrones stage play is set to open in the UK, and a farmer leaves a surprise £2.5m inheritance to a loyal friend.

Two women incarcerated at the California Institution for Women are speaking out about the alleged rape they suffered at the hands of a staff cook, who they claim used his position of power to exploit and silence them. The women are now calling for the prosecution of the cook, who has since been let go from his position. An investigation has concluded that an abuse incident did occur.

From Illinois' proposed budget to Nestlé's potential ice cream business reduction and Ivory Coast's eurobond success, we examine the latest developments in global finance. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker's $56 billion budget proposal faces federal funding uncertainty, while Nestlé weighs its ice cream business exposure. Meanwhile, African nations like Ivory Coast tap into favorable bond markets.

Pernod Ricard, the French spirits giant, is considering listing its Indian business, according to sources familiar with the matter. This development comes as European stocks, including those of Pernod Ricard, continue to rally to fresh record highs, driven by strong earnings reports.

In two separate cases, the world has witnessed vastly different outcomes in the pursuit of justice. While a man who threw corrosive liquid at a guest at a spiritual retreat has been brought to justice, Brazilian footballer Vinicius Jr continues to face racist abuse with little accountability.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has proposed a 9.5% property tax increase as a "last resort" if a wealth tax isn't passed, while the FDA has reversed its decision to review Moderna's mRNA-based flu vaccine. The move comes as Governor Kathy Hochul faces re-election this year. Meanwhile, the FDA's reversal on the flu vaccine has sparked relief in the medical industry.

A devastating suspected carbon-monoxide leak has killed 37 miners in Nigeria, while in a stark contrast, the US Air Force One is undergoing an exterior makeover. The tragedy in Nigeria occurred just before sunrise, while the presidential jet's new look is set to feature some of Trump's preferred colors.

European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel has reaffirmed her commitment to serving out her term, even as the global economic landscape is poised for a significant shift with the rise of artificial intelligence. The AI revolution is being likened to the shale oil boom in its potential to disrupt traditional industries and create new opportunities. Meanwhile, market leaders and decision-makers are weighing in on the implications of these changes.

Mark Zuckerberg faces questioning over social media addiction, a BBC investigation reveals widespread human trafficking in London, and a luxury hotel scammer is arrested in Spain. Meanwhile, the NHS warns of joint surgery delays due to a bone cement shortage, and a letter from a young Queen Elizabeth II is set to be auctioned.