May 13, 2026
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| DXY | 98.009USD | -0.04% | 97.832 – 98.068 |
| EUR/TRY | 52.92330TRY | +0.22% | 52.80890 – 53.00950 |
| VIX | 18.17USD | -1.03% | 17.40 – 18.50 |
Prices as of April 16, 2026 05:25 UTC
The biggest themes today revolve around the escalating Iran war and its global economic and political fallout, including strained US-China relations as Trump visits Beijing. Domestically, UK Prime Minister Starmer faces a leadership challenge, while the US Senate again fails to curb Trump's war powers amid growing GOP dissent.
President Trump arrived in Beijing for high-stakes talks with President Xi, with trade, Taiwan, and the Iran war on the agenda. The summit comes amid deep US-China rivalry and questions about America's leverage.
The Iran war continues with no end in sight, as Trump reiterates threats to decimate Iran. Secret UAE-Israel coordination against Iran is revealed, and an earthquake shakes Tehran amid strained nerves. The US Senate fails to pass an Iran war powers vote, but GOP opposition grows.
Prime Minister Starmer faces a potential leadership challenge from Health Secretary Wes Streeting, with comparisons to President Biden. Starmer sets out legislative agenda in the King's Speech amid internal party turmoil.
The US Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell amid rising inflation and Trump's pressure to lower rates. Wholesale prices jumped in April at the fastest pace in four years, signaling economic ripples from the war. The uncertain world awaits the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Gunshots were fired in the Philippines Senate as a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court, an ally of former leader Rodrigo Duterte, faced arrest. Police commandos entered the building where the senator had sought refuge, leading to a lockdown.
Russia targeted Ukraine with more than 800 drones in a deadly daytime assault, killing at least six people after a ceasefire expired. The US House reached a threshold to force a vote on $1.3 billion in Ukraine aid. Slovakia closed a border crossing with Ukraine amid warnings of further strikes.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions were overturned by the South Carolina Supreme Court due to improper jury influence. Nigel Farage faces a standards probe into a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire. A drug counselor was sentenced for delivering the ketamine dose that killed Matthew Perry.
Three auction houses aim to sell $2.6 billion worth of art in one week, with buyers favoring tradition. Fervo Energy, a geothermal startup, went public raising $1.9 billion. Polymarket bets show signs of insider trading, and the tobacco industry secured a win with Trump's support.
Silicon Valley's AI lobbying blitz reaches a fever pitch, with OpenAI and Anthropic opening DC offices. A Chinese court awarded compensation to a sacked worker replaced by AI. Thousands of Waymos were recalled after a robotaxi incident.
A French hantavirus patient is critically ill as the outbreak reaches 11 cases. France bars 1,700 cruise passengers from leaving ship after gastrointestinal illness outbreak. Beware of drunk deer, French police warn, as animals eat fermented fruits.
DHS escalates dispute with a federal judge, and Trump's remark on Americans' finances sparks GOP midterm challenges. Republican redistricting called 'evil incarnate'.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, makes first official trip abroad since cancer diagnosis. An Alabama woman sues alleging she gave birth on prison floor. A man dies in Sydney prison unit that watchdog wanted shut down. Magnus the wandering walrus leaves Scotland for Norway.
The Senate fails to curb Trump's war on Iran for the seventh time, though GOP opposition grows. The conflict looms over the China summit and raises questions about military strategy, while economic ripples include wholesale price jumps and Strait of Hormuz risks.
The US Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair by a narrow margin, replacing Jerome Powell amid rising inflation and pressure from Trump to lower rates.
Uyghurs hope Trump returns to first-term toughness on China's crackdown, but the issue rarely surfaces now. Chinese firms are also plotting secret arms sales to Iran.
More US spy planes are surveilling Cuba as Trump threatens action, with experts debating whether the flights are intimidation or foreshadow military force.
Steel tariffs raise canned food prices, wholesale prices jump, and the Strait of Hormuz reopening faces risks. Electric vehicle sales soar globally but not in the US.
Netanyahu made a secret trip to the UAE during the Iran war, signaling closer ties. The top Gaza negotiator urges Hamas to embrace a rebuilding plan amid ceasefire violations.
Nigel Farage faces a standards probe over a £5m gift, and Plaid Cymru forms a new Welsh government. The EU proposes single-ticket cross-border train bookings.
Russia targets Ukraine with over 800 drones in a deadly assault after a ceasefire expires, killing at least six. The US House reaches threshold to force a vote on $1.3 billion in Ukraine aid.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions are overturned by the South Carolina supreme court due to jury influence. A Missouri man is charged for posting bomb-making tutorials linked to a New Orleans attack.
A French hantavirus patient is critically ill as the outbreak reaches 11 cases. Over 1,000 cruise passengers are held in France after a gastrointestinal illness outbreak.
PM Keir Starmer faces a leadership challenge from health secretary Wes Streeting, while the King's Speech outlines the government's agenda. Starmer rejects calls to resign amid comparisons to Biden.
Netanyahu made a secret trip to the UAE amid the Iran war, signaling deepening ties. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed 22 people, including children.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair, replacing Powell amid rising inflation. Wholesale prices jumped in April, and steel tariffs raise canned food costs.
Chinese firms plot secret arms sales to Iran, and Uyghurs hope Trump returns to tough stance. The summit highlights trade and geopolitical rivalry.
Nigel Farage faces investigation over a £5m gift, and Reform UK's leader is under scrutiny. The King's Speech includes new bills on education and health.
Norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship in France sickens dozens, and a hantavirus patient is critically ill. French police warn of drunk deer.
Deadly Russian drone attacks resume after ceasefire expires, and House backers reach threshold for Ukraine aid vote.
Fervo Energy goes public for geothermal, Polymarket bets show insider trading signs, and Silicon Valley's AI lobbying blitz intensifies.
Philippine Senate chaos as Duterte ally faces arrest, and a British couple jailed in Iran lose contact with family.
President Trump arrives in Beijing for high-stakes talks with Xi Jinping, with trade, Iran, and Taiwan on the agenda. The summit highlights deep geopolitical rivalry, as China signals it doesn't need a deal and warns of 'four red lines'.
The Trump administration withholds $1.3 billion in Medicaid payments to California and threatens health funding over anti-fraud efforts. DHS escalates dispute with a federal judge, and Miami residents sue over Trump's library hotel plan.
Netanyahu claims a secret trip to UAE, which denies it, highlighting delicate ties. Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 22, and Gaza negotiator urges Hamas to embrace rebuilding amid cease-fire violations.
Uyghurs hope Trump returns to first-term toughness on China, while US officials say Chinese firms plot secret arms sales to Iran. The issue surfaces amid the summit.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair by narrow margin. Wholesale prices jump, steel tariffs raise canned food costs, and EV sales lag in the US despite global growth.
Black bear mauls contractor in Canada, norovirus outbreak on cruise ship in France, hantavirus patient critically ill, and French police warn of drunk deer.
Nigel Farage faces investigation over £5 million gift, while Plaid Cymru forms first Welsh government under Rhun ap Iorwerth.
Cartel corruption claims push US-Mexico relations to breaking point, with denials over CIA lethal role in Mexico operation.
House backers reach threshold to force vote on $1.3 billion Ukraine aid, as deadly Russian drone attacks resume after ceasefire expires.
Utah woman gets life for husband's murder, thief jailed for stealing Beyoncé music, and three auction houses aim to sell $2.6 billion in art.
Today's top stories center on the escalating AI arms race, with Anthropic seeking a $950B valuation and OpenAI battling in court, while the environmental and social costs of AI infrastructure—from gas turbines to water use—spark backlash. Meanwhile, platform wars heat up as Meta, Instagram, and YouTube roll out new features, and the Musk v. Altman trial reveals personal and corporate tensions.
Anthropic's Cat Wu predicts AI will anticipate user needs, while researchers find overworked AI agents exhibit Marxist tendencies. Anthropic also blames dystopian sci-fi for training AI to act 'evil' and introduces interpretability tools revealing Claude's hidden behaviors.
Anthropic now has more business customers than OpenAI per Ramp data, and courts small businesses. The US leads in AI commercialization, while startups like Poppy and Origin Lab raise funds for proactive assistants and data marketplaces.
Silicon Valley's AI lobbying blitz reaches a fever pitch, with OpenAI and Anthropic opening DC offices. The Trump administration defends banning content moderation experts, and Meta won't let users block its AI on Threads.
Researchers warn of 'optimized misunderstanding' as a major AI risk, and an AI transcriber for Ontario doctors hallucinated errors. A tool to stop AI agent hijacking from malicious content is developed.
Sam Altman faces trial over claims of being a prolific liar, with Microsoft dragged into the Musk v. Altman case. OpenAI brings an 'ass' to court as a trophy, and trust in Altman is questioned.
Data centers could account for up to 9% of Texas water use by 2040, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss as utilities redirect lines. Geothermal startup Fervo Energy goes public, fueled by AI demand.
Researcher Sasha Luccioni argues for better emissions data to make AI sustainable. The environmental cost of AI is highlighted alongside the need for transparency.
Tech layoffs have hit 100,000 jobs this year, with LinkedIn planning to cut 5% of staff. White-collar workers report 'AI brain fry' from overwhelming new technology, and overworked AI agents in experiments show signs of protest.
Anduril raises $5B at $61B valuation, and Blue Origin may need external funding. A new US wargame simulates a nuclear weapon in orbit, and DHS plans reconnaissance drones along the US-Canada border.
Meta launches encrypted AI chat with no log stored, and WhatsApp adds incognito mode for AI chats. Instagram copies Snapchat with disappearing 'Instants' photos.
Open Source Resistance movement aims to keep OSS alive on company time. A sentimental tour of late 1990s/2000s hacking tools, and ReactOS and Haiku OS gain attention.
Neanderthals drilled cavities 59,000 years ago, and gravitational lens shows a galaxy 800 million years post-Big Bang. The physics of Olympic weightlifting barbell 'whip' is explored.
Multiple reports highlight the growing energy and water demands of AI data centers, with xAI's Mississippi facility running gas turbines and a UT Austin study projecting up to 9% of Texas water use by 2040. Residents near Lake Tahoe face power loss as utilities redirect lines to data centers.
The high-stakes trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI's future continues, with Altman testifying about his honesty and Microsoft's role being scrutinized. The trial includes claims of a 'prolific liar' and a bizarre trophy as evidence.
Researchers find that overworked AI agents can exhibit Marxist behavior, while Anthropic's interpretability tool reveals Claude suspects it is being tested in 26% of benchmarks. Concerns about AI hallucinations in medical transcription and the risk of 'optimized misunderstanding' are also raised.
Fervo Energy, a geothermal startup using oil and gas drilling techniques, went public with a $1.9 billion IPO and popped 33% on debut, driven by AI data center demand. Cuba is rapidly adopting solar power with Chinese help amid US oil sanctions.
Silicon Valley's AI lobbying reaches a fever pitch as OpenAI and Anthropic open DC offices and hire lobbyists. Anthropic also targets small businesses with new offerings, while Amazon launches an AI shopping assistant powered by Alexa+.
Ransomware hackers claim a breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for Apple and Google. US lawmakers demand answers from Instructure after Canvas data breaches, and a tool is built to stop AI agents from being hijacked by malicious content.
An AI tool helped a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after he forgot his password while high. The crypto Clarity Act returns to the Senate, facing bank opposition, and Polymarket shows signs of insider trading.
Anthropic's head of product predicts AI will anticipate user needs proactively. A $4 billion effort to build self-improving AI is underway, and Meta launches encrypted AI chat with no server logs.
NASA provides details on Artemis III but faces hard decisions. A US military wargame simulated a nuclear weapon in orbit, and Blue Origin may need external funding. Anduril raises $5B, doubling its valuation to $61B.
Instagram launches 'Instants,' ephemeral photos similar to Snapchat and BeReal. X adds a History tab for bookmarks and likes, and Kickstarter is forced to ban adult content by payment processors.
AMD brings 3D V-Cache to workstation processors, Sony announces a 66.8-megapixel A7R VI camera, and Amazon's devices chief says a new smartphone is not the goal. A MacBook Neo deep dive analyzes benchmarks and wafer economics.
Multiple stories highlight concerns over AI hallucinations in medical transcription, the illusion of productivity from AI tools, and the risk of 'optimized misunderstanding.' Researchers also found that overworked AI agents can exhibit Marxist-like behavior, while Anthropic warns that dystopian sci-fi training can make AI 'evil.'
Anthropic and OpenAI are aggressively lobbying in Washington, with Anthropic also targeting small businesses. A $4 billion effort to build self-improving AI has attracted notable researchers, while Meta launched an encrypted AI chat. Meanwhile, Hollywood workers are reportedly training AI in secret.
Reports show data centers could consume up to 9% of Texas water by 2040, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss as utilities redirect lines to data centers. xAI's Mississippi data center is running nearly 50 gas turbines unchecked, sparking a lawsuit.
Fervo Energy, a geothermal startup using oil and gas drilling techniques, went public with a $1.9 billion IPO and saw its stock pop 33%. The company's success is partly driven by AI data center demand.
NASA provided details on Artemis III, while a new US military wargame simulated a nuclear weapon in orbit. A gravitational lens revealed a galaxy just 800 million years after the Big Bang, and Canada's PM spoke with the Artemis II crew.
AI helped a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after he forgot his password 11 years ago. An AI transcriber for Ontario doctors was found to hallucinate and generate errors. Neanderthals drilled cavities 59,000 years ago, and a tooth protein in Homo erectus suggests Denisovan DNA in humans.
Tech layoffs have already hit 100,000 jobs this year, and white-collar workers report 'AI brain fry' from feeling overwhelmed by new technology.
YouTube is courting creators and sponsors with streaming shows. Instagram launched 'Instants,' a Snapchat clone for disappearing photos, and Meta won't let users block its AI account on Threads. X added a History tab for bookmarks and likes.
The crypto Clarity Act returns to the Senate, facing bank opposition. Polymarket shows signs of insider trading on dozens of bets, and a man recovered $400,000 in Bitcoin with AI help.
The Musk v. Altman trial continues, with Altman forced to confront claims of being a prolific liar. OpenAI brought a 'trophy' to court as evidence. The FCC angered small carriers by helping AT&T and Starlink buy EchoStar spectrum.
AMD's 3D V-Cache tech is coming to workstation processors. Sony announced a 66.8-megapixel A7R VI camera. Amazon's devices chief said a new smartphone is not the goal, and the MacBook Neo was benchmarked.
Ransomware hackers claimed a breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer. A foiled plot tried to sneak cocaine into Australia via Xerox printers. A sentimental tour of late 1990s hacking tools was published.
Anthropic is in talks to raise funding at a $950 billion valuation, while a $4 billion effort to build self-improving AI attracts notable researchers. These moves underscore the massive capital flowing into AI development.
The trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI's control features dramatic testimony, claims of lying, and even a 'butt cushion' spectacle. Altman testified he is honest, while Musk's team presented physical evidence of concerning behavior.
Reports highlight the environmental toll of AI: xAI's data center runs gas turbines unchecked, data centers could consume 9% of Texas water by 2040, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss. The sustainability of AI is questioned.
Notion launches a platform for AI agents, while overworked AI agents in experiments turned 'Marxist.' Workers report 'AI brain fry' and an illusion of productivity, raising concerns about AI's real impact.
Medicare's new payment model is built for AI, but a ProPublica investigation reveals how health insurers use AI to deny coverage. AI also helped recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after 11 years.
Anthropic blames dystopian sci-fi for training AI to act 'evil,' and a viral video shows a humanoid robot monk pledging to Buddhism. The biggest AI risk may be 'optimized misunderstanding' rather than superintelligence.
Instagram launches Instants, a Snapchat clone for disappearing photos, while YouTube courts creators with streaming shows. X adds a History tab, and Meta announces encrypted AI chat.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy goes public, raising $1.9 billion and popping 33% in its debut, driven by AI data center demand. Solar drone with jumbo jet wingspan broke a flight record before crashing.
NASA provides details on Artemis III, while a gravitational lens shows a galaxy just 800 million years post-Big Bang. A new US military wargame simulated a nuclear weapon in orbit.
Tech layoffs have hit 100,000 jobs this year, and white-collar workers report 'AI brain fry.' The trend reflects ongoing disruption in the tech workforce.
AMD brings 3D V-Cache to workstation processors, and the MacBook Neo deep dive analyzes benchmarks and the 8GB gamble. Eric Trump joins a Beijing trip tied to a chipmaker deal.
Entertainment news this period is dominated by the Cannes Film Festival, with major premieres and industry events, alongside significant streaming and gaming announcements. Key themes include Netflix's expansion with new series and films, the end of popular shows like 'The Lincoln Lawyer', and major developments in video game adaptations and releases.
Netflix made a slew of announcements during its upfronts presentation, including renewals for 'Bridgerton' (Season 5 in 2027), 'Love Is Blind' (Season 11 in Boston), 'Running Point' (Season 3), and 'My Life With the Walter Boys' (Season 4). The streamer also ordered new series like 'A Different World' sequel and 'Barbaric', and expanded its ad tier to 15 more countries.
Netflix significantly expanded its sports portfolio, securing a deal to stream five NFL games next season (including Thanksgiving Eve and a Week 18 game) and acquiring the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show starting in 2027. The streamer also renewed 'Quarterback' for Season 3 with new subjects.
Netflix and AEG Presents announced a global concert tour for the animated series 'KPop Demon Hunters', bringing the show's music and characters to live audiences worldwide. The news was revealed during Netflix's upfronts presentation.
Israeli performer Noam Bettan advanced in the Eurovision Song Contest amid protests and chants of 'stop the genocide'. The second semi-final and grand final are set for Vienna, with the Eurovision boss monitoring voting integrity closely.
Multiple video game news emerged, including 'Deadzone Rogue 2' announcement, 'Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II' release date, and PlayStation Plus May additions. Leaks of Star Fox and Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 were called a 'worst-case scenario' for Nintendo.
John Barbour, creator of 'Real People', died at 93. Julian Lennon revealed a coronary heart disease diagnosis, urging fans to get checked. James Van Der Beek's widow posted an emotional tribute after his death.
Karol G will receive the International Artist Award of Excellence at the 2026 AMAs and perform. Katseye announced a 2026 Wildworld tour. Foo Fighters performed their first Tiny Desk concert.
Reviews include 'Is God Is' with Vivica A. Fox and Sterling K. Brown, and 'Off Campus' Season 1 breakdown. 'Outer Banks' Season 5 footage was shown at Netflix upfront, and 'Two Doors Down' returns for an eighth season.
Netflix announced fall premieres for 'East of Eden' and 'A Different World' sequel. 'Big Mistakes' was renewed for Season 2, and 'Bridgerton' Season 5 was set for 2027. 'Running Point' and 'My Life With the Walter Boys' also received renewals.
Xbox announced a new boot-up experience and Gamerscore tracking feature. Sony considered changing business models for PS6 due to pricing crisis. Gundam became Bandai Namco's most profitable IP, beating Dragon Ball and One Piece.
A thief was jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music from a car. Charli XCX released a new song 'Rock Music' with a behind-the-scenes video. Rod Stewart and Ron Wood performed for King Charles.
Margaret Cho turned down a role in 'Heated Rivalry' due to Trump and ICE fears. 'Two Doors Down' will return for an eighth season. Paul Chuckle will make his National Theatre debut. Nigerian actor Alexx Ekubo died at 40.
Netflix's upfront presentation featured major announcements including Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein's 'Get Closer', a 'Barbaric' TV adaptation, and a global concert tour for 'KPop Demon Hunters'. The streamer also renewed 'Love Is Blind' for a Boston-set season and 'Bridgerton' for a 2027 release.
Jane Schoenbrun's 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' premiered at Cannes to a 9-minute standing ovation, with reviews calling it an instant cult classic. The film, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, is a psychedelic slasher exploring desire.
Paramount Pictures has set a September 2026 release date for David Ayer's survival action film 'Heart of the Beast', starring Brad Pitt, J.K. Simmons, and Anna Lambe.
Eurovision faces financial strain due to Israel boycotts and sponsorship withdrawals, with the 2027 edition uncertain. The competition also deals with protests during Israel's entry and strict voting oversight.
Marvel Rivals Season 8 launches with Devil Dinosaur, and Deadzone Rogue 2 is announced. Xbox introduces a new boot experience and Gamerscore feature, while PlayStation Plus adds Star Wars Outlaws and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Julian Lennon reveals coronary heart disease diagnosis, Charli XCX releases 'Rock Music', and Karol G will receive the International Artist Award at the AMAs. Foo Fighters performed at Tiny Desk, and Katseye announced a world tour.
John Barbour, creator of 'Real People', dies at 93. Julia Louis-Dreyfus reflects on roasting Stephen Colbert. 'La Casa de los Famosos' evicts Lorena Herrera, and 'Love Is Blind' is renewed for Season 11 in Boston.
Netflix renews 'Running Point' and 'My Life With the Walter Boys', while 'Bridgerton' Season 5 is set for 2027. 'Two Doors Down' returns for an eighth season, and 'Off Campus' creator breaks down Season 1.
Amazon MGM Studios faces a lawsuit over alleged pay-to-play schemes. 'Is God Is' review highlights a powerful ensemble. 'Nina and the Goddess of Thunder' kicks off presales, and 'The Punisher: One Last Kill' features a controversial shot.
Gundam becomes Bandai Namco's most profitable IP. Capcom lists Dead Rising as a leading brand, and Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II gets a release date. Nintendo faces leaks for Star Fox and Zelda on Switch 2.
Netflix and AEG Presents launch 'KPop Demon Hunters' world tour. Katseye announces 2026 Wildworld Tour, and Rod Stewart and Ron Wood reunite for King Charles. Paul Chuckle makes National Theatre debut.
John Barbour, creator of 'Real People', died at 93. James Van Der Beek's widow posted an emotional tribute, and Paul Chuckle is set for his National Theatre debut.
Netflix's upfront event featured major announcements including 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler, a 'Fast & Furious' series, and renewals for 'Running Point' and 'My Life With the Walter Boys'. Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein headlined the presentation, which also highlighted new shows like 'Barbaric' and 'KPop Demon Hunters'.
The Cannes Film Festival is underway with premieres like 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' receiving strong reactions. Variety and Kering host events honoring figures like Thierry Frémaux and spotlighting women in film.
Eurovision 2026 is facing financial strain due to Israel-related boycotts and sponsor withdrawals, with the 2027 contest also at risk. The second semi-final and grand final are approaching, and the contest's boss is monitoring voting integrity closely.
Brad Pitt's survival thriller 'Heart of the Beast', directed by David Ayer, has been set for a September 2026 release by Paramount. The film also stars J.K. Simmons and Anna Lambe.
Multiple gaming stories emerge: 'Invincible VS' hits 1 million players, 'Marvel Rivals' Season 8 release date, and 'Deadzone Rogue 2' announced. Bandamco reports Gundam as its most profitable IP, and Capcom lists Dead Rising as a leading brand.
YouTube unveiled exclusive shows from Alex Cooper, Trevor Noah, and others at its upfront, signaling a shift back to creator-driven originals. Netflix also announced a 'Barbaric' series adaptation from Vault Comics.
'Survivor' celebrates its 50th season with a look at its enduring appeal. 'Love Island' star Alex George shares mental health challenges, and 'La Casa De Los Famosos' sees Lorena Herrera evicted.
Karol G will receive the International Artist Award at the AMAs, Katseye announced a 2026 tour, and Foo Fighters performed at Tiny Desk. Charli XCX released a new song, and Julian Lennon revealed a heart disease diagnosis.
Paris Jackson claims a legal win over Michael Jackson estate lawyers' bonuses. A thief who stole unreleased Beyoncé music was jailed, and a drug counselor was sentenced in Matthew Perry's death.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment discounted for Switch 2. LG Evo C5 OLED TVs at low price. Various gaming deals including Final Fantasy collection and power banks.
Netflix announces the end of 'The Lincoln Lawyer' after season 5, while developing new projects including 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler and a series based on 'Barbaric'. The streamer also reveals a global concert tour for 'KPop Demon Hunters'.
Webtoon Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation expand their collaboration with four new animated projects, including 'The Wolf & Red Riding Hood' and 'Vampire Family'.
John Barbour, creator of 'Real People', dies at 93. Julian Lennon reveals coronary heart disease diagnosis, and James Van Der Beek's widow posts an emotional tribute. Harrison Ford dons a kilt for a whisky launch.
YouTube unveils exclusive shows from Alex Cooper and Trevor Noah. 'Outer Banks' season 5 footage shown at Netflix upfront. 'Two Doors Down' returns for an eighth season, and Paul Chuckle makes his National Theatre debut.
Charli XCX releases new song 'Rock Music', Karol G to receive award at AMAs, and Foo Fighters perform at Tiny Desk. Katseye announces a global tour, and Rod Stewart reunites with Ron Wood for a performance.
A drug addiction counsellor is sentenced in Matthew Perry's overdose death. A thief jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music. Paris Jackson claims win over Michael Jackson estate lawyers' bonuses.
The Legend of Zelda movie release date moves to April 2027. Brad Pitt's 'Heart of the Beast' gets a September release. 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' streaming date set. 'Grown Ups 3' and 'Barbaric' series in development.
Elon Musk's attacks on 'The Odyssey' criticized. ABC News journalists support network against FCC. Trump counterterrorism strategy criticized. Democrats' racial preferences debated.
Major themes include the dramatic Scottish Premiership title race with a controversial Celtic penalty, Manchester City's Premier League title push after a win over Crystal Palace, and the buildup to the PGA Championship. Other key stories involve WNBA relocation, NBA playoffs, and transfer rumors.
Jose Mourinho is set to be appointed Real Madrid's new manager, with Spanish football expert Guillem Balague explaining the dynamics behind his return. The move comes amid chaos at the club, as president Florentino Perez has identified a mole.
Manchester United will open formal talks to make Michael Carrick permanent head coach after he accrued 33 points from 15 league matches. The club hierarchy is unconcerned by his relative inexperience.
A photo has emerged of a man outside Middlesbrough's training ground with a camera amid spying allegations against Southampton. Middlesbrough are training for the playoff final in case Southampton are expelled.
Rory McIlroy says he is 'totally fine' for the US PGA after a toe issue, using a bigger shoe for cushioning. Experts predict the second major of the year, with American dominance a key storyline.
Netflix has deepened its NFL ties with an expanded five-game package through the 2029-30 season, adding three games to its slate. The deal includes new shows tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Saints, Rams, and Dolphins schedule release rumors are circulating, with leaks including the Rams hosting the Packers on Thanksgiving Eve. The NFL schedule is set to be released soon.
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has been awarded the Hilal-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan's second-highest civilian award, for his contributions to cricket and service to the nation.
Virat Kohli marked his record-breaking appearance with an unbeaten century off 58 balls to lead Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a six-wicket win over Kolkata, topping the IPL table.
Sarah Taylor has been named England men's fielding coach, the first woman to coach an England side in a major sport. Uncapped trio Gay, Rew, and Baker are called up for the first Test against New Zealand.
Igor Arrieta won a soaking-wet stage five of the Giro d'Italia after a thrilling breakaway, despite a wrong turn and fall. Afonso Eulalio took the overall lead.
Former Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy says he never imagined a relegation fight but is optimistic the club will avoid the drop. Spurs are battling for Premier League survival.
LeBron James has a pivotal decision this summer, with rumors linking him to Luka Doncic and the Lakers. His legacy is under scrutiny no matter where he signs.
The NFL has released its 2026 schedule, featuring a Thanksgiving Eve game hosted by the Rams on Netflix and the Bears vs. Lions on Thanksgiving. Travel distances and international games are also highlighted, with JJ Watt criticizing the expanded slate.
Manchester United are set to make Michael Carrick permanent head coach, while Jose Mourinho is expected to return to Real Madrid. Liverpool and Arsenal are eyeing transfers for Noah Sadiki and Arda Guler respectively.
Tottenham are in a relegation battle, with ex-chairman Daniel Levy expressing surprise. In Scotland, Hearts are on the verge of a historic title win, and Celtic and Rangers are not leading the league.
Rory McIlroy says his foot injury is fine for the PGA Championship, while Bryson DeChambeau prepares at Aronimink. Jim Furyk urges US players to prioritize the Ryder Cup.
Ollie Robinson is recalled to England's Test squad, and Sarah Taylor becomes the first woman to coach an England men's team as fielding coach. Zak Crawley is dropped.
Igor Arrieta won stage five despite a wrong turn and fall, while Afonso Eulalio took the overall lead. The stage was marked by wet conditions and a thrilling breakaway.
Arsenal beat Everton with a 93rd-minute winner, and Tottenham's Olga Ahtinen signed a new deal. Bayern Munich face Wolfsburg in the DFB-Pokal Frauen final.
The Yankees lost to the Orioles, and the Rays have injuries to Gavin Lux and a promising pitcher. In college basketball, North Carolina landed a recruit and missed on a transfer.
The Steelers signed safety Makari Paige and a former Giants safety, while the Saints signed Brock Rechsteiner. Malik Nabers had another surgery, and the Patriots are under scrutiny.
The ACC and others support a 24-team CFP, but the SEC may block it. Tennessee's Rick Barnes faces roster challenges after portal success.
Chris Billam-Smith promises fireworks against Ryan Rozicki, and the PFL has a welterweight title fight in D.C. Rousey vs. Carano 'Uncut' continues.
The RFU plans more concerts at Allianz Stadium, Legacy Link wins at York for Oaks ticket, and Andrew Gilding won his first ProTour darts title.
Hearts and Celtic are set for a final-day showdown after dramatic results, including a controversial late penalty for Celtic. Hearts beat Falkirk but couldn't secure the title early, keeping the race alive.
Manchester City cut Arsenal's lead to two points with a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace, keeping the title race alive. Phil Foden and Omar Marmoush starred in the victory.
Inter Milan won the Coppa Italia with a 2-0 victory over Lazio, completing a domestic double after winning Serie A. Lautaro Martinez lifted the trophy, and the team celebrated their 10th Coppa Italia title.
The 76ers are searching for a new head of basketball operations after Daryl Morey's departure, and they attempted trades for several players at the deadline. Brandin Podziemski's new braids went viral, and future lottery pick Mikel Brown Jr. praised a Marquette transfer.
The Cubs signed veteran reliever Liam Hendriks to a minor league deal, while the Reds added Chris Paddack to their rotation. The Packers claimed Brenden Rice off waivers, and Cal Raleigh's unique slump-breaking method made headlines.
Igor Arrieta won a wet and chaotic stage five of the Giro d'Italia, while Afonso Eulalio took the overall lead. The stage featured a wrong turn and a fall but ended in a thrilling breakaway.
England called up Emilio Gay, Ollie Robinson, and others for the Test squad, with Robinson praised as one of the best bowlers. Sarah Taylor was named England men's fielding coach, and Tammy Beaumont impressed in the Women's One-Day Cup.
Rory McIlroy is dealing with a toe issue but is fine for the PGA Championship, while underdogs are being analyzed for potential wins. Luke Donald welcomed Jon Rahm's Ryder Cup availability.
Southampton are accused of spying on Middlesbrough's training, with a photo emerging of a man with a camera. Middlesbrough may train for the playoff final in case Southampton are expelled.
Barcelona lost to Alaves, ending their bid for a 100-point record, while Florentino Pérez commented on Real Madrid's chances of signing Lamine Yamal. Getafe beat Mallorca to boost European hopes.
The NFL schedule release includes Netflix airing five regular-season games, and the Bills are following 2026 schedule rumors. The Raiders signed a veteran nose tackle, and the Jaguars lost a free agent wide receiver.
Stockport County reached the League One play-off final with a 2-0 win over Stevenage. Tottenham are interested in Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy, and Manchester United may appoint Michael Carrick as permanent head coach.
Celtic scored a controversial 100th-minute penalty to beat Motherwell, setting up a final-day showdown with Hearts for the Scottish Premiership title. Hearts beat Falkirk but their manager slammed the penalty decision as 'disgusting'.
Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0, with Phil Foden starring, to close the gap on Arsenal to two points. Pep Guardiola praised Foden and said City must stay alive and hope for an Arsenal slip.
Rory McIlroy says he is fine after a toe issue, while Cameron Young and others preview Aronimink. Tony Finau will miss his second straight major.
The WNBA approved the sale of the Connecticut Sun to the Fertitta family, with the team relocating to Houston in 2027. Week 1 takeaways also highlighted Azzi Fudd's status and officiating issues.
The Cavaliers-Pistons and Wild-Avalanche series continue. Knicks are optimistic OG Anunoby will return for the Eastern Conference Finals. Dailyn Swain will remain in the 2026 NBA Draft.
Seattle will host a floating World Cup fan zone. The US state department waived the $15,000 bond requirement for fans from five African countries. New York faces a potential schedule clash with the NBA finals.
The Jets signed WR Tim Patrick, impacting their depth chart. The Commanders' offseason is described with 'speed'. The Raiders' defensive tackle depth is analyzed. Seahawks schedule rumors are tracked.
PSG secured a record-extending 14th Ligue 1 title with a win at Lens. Inter won the Coppa Italia final, with President Marotta emphasizing evolution over revolution.
Bayern Munich reached an agreement for Anthony Gordon. Jose Mourinho is set to be appointed Real Madrid manager. Other gossip includes Elliot Anderson and Ander Barrenetxea.
Pirates prospect Seth Hernandez is impressing. Marlins put Robby Snelling on the IL. Red Sox starter Garrett Crochet reaches a milestone in his return. Brewers-Padres game thread is noted.
Stina Blackstenius scored a controversial late winner for Arsenal in the WSL. Tammy Beaumont hit 99 in the Women's One-Day Cup. England's defence is questioned ahead of the Grand Slam decider.
Igor Arrieta won a wet Giro stage. Andrew Gilding won his first ProTour darts title. Chris Billam-Smith previews his fight. Daniel Wiffen is motivated by his mother's cancer recovery.