Monica Ricks

President Trump's now dropping his plans to sue the BBC over how his January 6th speech was edited.

The president threatened to sue unless he received an apology and compensation from the broadcaster.

And the BBC did apologize, but says it won't pay.

Trump says he plans to call British Prime Minister Keir Starmer this weekend and file the suit next week.

Iran's foreign minister says the country is no longer enriching uranium at any site in the country.

Adding all facilities are under the International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards and monitoring.

Officials say there is no enrichments because their facilities were attacked back in June by Israel and the United States.

Princeton University says a database that includes information on alumni and donors was compromised last week.

The hackers reportedly had access to personal information.

such as names, contact details, and details on fundraising activities and donations to the school.

They got access through a phone phishing scam targeting one of its employees.

Pope Leo welcomed Hollywood to the Vatican this weekend, including directors Judd Apatow and Greta Gerwig, and actresses like Cate Blanchett.

Director Spike Lee even gave the pontiff a gift that some basketball fans may call sacrilegious.

Pretty bold.

Pope Leo is from Chicago and a known Bulls fan.

The visit, organized by the Vatican's Culture Ministry, following similar audiences Pope Francis had in recent years with artists and comedians.

And it looks like the Middle East is about to get its first Six Flags theme park.

It opens in Saudi Arabia on December 31st and will feature more than two dozen rides, including the world's tallest and fastest roller coaster called Falcon's Flight.

The new Six Flags park will be the first location outside of North America and the first entertainment park of its kind in Saudi Arabia.

And that's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.