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Today's top stories are dominated by the Ukraine war, with Zelensky proposing direct talks with Putin and the US House passing a Ukraine aid bill. US politics feature heavily, including Trump's coal investment, election fraud claims, and the fallout from Jan. 6 pardons. Geopolitical tensions also involve China's Xi visiting North Korea, new US sanctions on Cuba, and Hezbollah rejecting a ceasefire.
Hezbollah rejected a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, calling it a surrender. The group was not included in talks, complicating peace efforts.
Ukraine's President Zelensky sent an open letter to Putin proposing face-to-face negotiations in a neutral country, mixing taunts about Putin's age. The U.S. is focused on Iran, while Trump says both sides must compromise.
Trump announced $700 million in federal funds to boost the coal industry using wartime powers, citing rising energy costs from the Iran war. The move aims to revive a declining sector.
Eighteen House Republicans joined Democrats to pass Ukraine aid, delivering a blow to Trump's foreign policy. The vote underscores ongoing divisions over support for Ukraine.
A Jan. 6 rioter is hired at the Pentagon, and at least 97 pardoned rioters have been accused of new crimes. Trump claims without evidence that California's vote counting is rigged.
Trump claimed without evidence that slow vote counting in California means Democrats are stealing the election, potentially undermining confidence in November results.
Trump's plans for a 250-foot arch in DC and a promenade at the Lincoln Memorial face opposition. The White House ballroom renovation has doubled in size and cost.
Mistrust and grief complicate efforts to stop the Ebola outbreak in a remote mining town in DRC. Health workers struggle to treat the infected amid community resistance.
PM Starmer met Henry Nowak's family and accused Elon Musk of whipping up division. Reform's Andrea Jenkyns stormed out of a meeting over the Nowak murder, and billionaire donors spark panic.
Trump plans to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general. Blanche was involved in releasing Epstein files, and the DOJ investigates 15 medical schools over admissions discrimination.
Fighting in Somalia's capital, Kuwait drone strike, and New Zealand lawmakers banned from China after Taiwan trip highlight global tensions. Ireland boosts defense amid Russia concerns.
SpaceX IPO draws Wall Street interest, Boeing Dreamliner nose gear collapses, Netflix shifts to fewer films, and Microsoft tightens human rights measures after Israel tech use inquiry.
President Zelensky wrote an open letter to Putin proposing face-to-face negotiations in a neutral country to end the war. He taunted Putin's age and recent strike on St. Petersburg, while Trump said both sides must compromise.
The House passed legislation to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia, overriding objections from Republican leaders. Eighteen GOP lawmakers broke with Trump to support the bill, delivering a blow to his foreign policy.
President Trump announced $700 million in federal funds to boost the coal industry, using wartime powers as Iran war drives energy costs. The investment aims to reinvigorate the declining domestic coal sector.
The US imposed new sanctions on Cuba's president and Castro family members, tightening the economic noose. International hotel chains are leaving the island as the Trump administration's efforts take effect.
Trump's plans for a 250-foot arch in DC and a promenade at the Lincoln Memorial face opposition. The National Capital Planning Commission received nearly 1,700 comments, almost all opposed to the arch.
At least 97 Jan. 6 rioters pardoned by Trump have been accused of new crimes. One rioter was hired to work in a sensitive Pentagon office, raising concerns about security.
Several women recall unsettling behavior from Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, who denies allegations of physical abuse and refuses to quit the race.
PM Starmer met Henry Nowak's family and accused Elon Musk of whipping up division over the murder. Reform's Andrea Jenkyns stormed out of a meeting over the case, and billionaire donors spark panic in Westminster.
Fighting erupted in Somalia's capital Mogadishu as rival political groups clashed. In Congo, mistrust complicates Ebola response, while Ireland works to bolster its military amid European defense concerns.
Wall Street is preparing for SpaceX's massive IPO, with Jamie Dimon pitching investors. A Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner's nose gear collapsed at Frankfurt Airport, injuring workers.
Canada released a national AI strategy focusing on sovereignty and consumer protection. Microsoft tightened human rights measures after an inquiry into Israel's use of its tech for mass surveillance.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for face-to-face negotiations with Putin in an open letter, proposing talks in a neutral country. The House passes a Ukraine aid bill despite GOP opposition, signaling bipartisan support for Kyiv.
Hezbollah rejects a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, calling it a surrender. The deal shows little sign of holding as Israel continues its offensive.
Several women have come forward with unsettling behavior allegations against Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, who denies physical abuse but acknowledges poor behavior after military service. He refuses to quit the race.
Trump announces $700 million in coal investment using wartime powers and advances plans for a 250-foot arch in D.C., despite public opposition. He also plans a promenade at the Lincoln Memorial.
Wall Street is excited about SpaceX's massive IPO, with Jamie Dimon planning to pitch investors. Banks expect huge fees from what could be the largest IPO ever.
The U.S. imposes new sanctions on Cuba's president and Castro family, tightening the economic noose. International hotel chains withdraw from the island.
Hezbollah rejects ceasefire terms, and Trump's Iran policy faces scrutiny. A drone strike hits Kuwait airport, and tensions with Iran remain high.
Labour faces leadership calls after poor election results, while Reform UK's billionaire donors spark panic. Andrea Jenkyns storms out of a meeting over the Henry Nowak murder discussion.
Ebola spreads in Congo amid mistrust, a flesh-eating screwworm outbreak hits the U.S., and mangrove forests are recovering. Light pollution may worsen allergies.
Anthropic co-founder warns AI needs a 'brake pedal,' Microsoft tightens human rights measures after Israel tech use inquiry, and Canada bets on AI strategy. Hinge boss says singles need AI for dating.
British Heart Foundation plans to close 150 shops, Netflix shifts to fewer films, and Boeing 787 gear collapses. The Postal Service frees up cash to keep operating for years.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for face-to-face negotiations with Putin in an open letter, proposing a neutral third country for talks. The U.S. House passes a bill to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia, defying Republican leaders.
Trump announces $700 million for coal, plans to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general, and pushes for an arch project in Washington. His fraud claims in California raise concerns about election integrity.
Wall Street is gearing up for SpaceX's IPO, with Jamie Dimon planning to pitch investors. The offering is expected to be the largest ever, with banks set to reap huge fees.
ASIC launches an investigation into KPMG after whistleblower claims, highlighting corporate governance issues in Australia.
Trump's tougher sanctions on Cuba lead international hotel chains to withdraw, as the US imposes new sanctions on Cuban officials.
A Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner's nose gear collapses at Frankfurt Airport, injuring several workers. Lufthansa investigates the cause.
Xi Jinping heads to North Korea amid an emboldened Kim Jong Un, whose alliance with Russia reduces dependence on China.
At least 97 Jan. 6 rioters have been accused of new crimes after clemency, and a pardoned rioter is hired in a sensitive Pentagon office.
Mistrust complicates Ebola response in Congo's mining town, as health workers struggle to contain the virus amid grief and suspicion.
Microsoft announces tighter human rights measures after an inquiry into Israel's use of its tech for mass surveillance of Palestinians.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has issued an open letter to Putin calling for face-to-face negotiations to end the war, while the US House passed a Ukraine aid bill in defiance of Republican leaders. The developments come as Russia faces increasing economic pressure.
A US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been rejected by Hezbollah, whose leader called the terms a surrender. The deal, which depends on Hezbollah halting attacks first, shows little sign of taking hold.
The Trump administration has imposed new sanctions on Cuba's president and Castro family members, with hotel chains withdrawing from the island. The measures are part of a broader effort to tighten the economic noose on Cuba.
At least 97 Jan. 6 Capitol rioters who received clemency from Trump have been accused of new crimes, according to a report. One rioter was hired to work in a sensitive Pentagon office, raising security concerns.
Trump announced $700 million in federal funds to boost the coal industry using wartime powers, while planning a 250-foot arch in Washington D.C. The arch project faces widespread opposition from the public.
Russia rails against the West but welcomes figures like Candace Owens and Andrew Tate, reflecting conflicting impulses within the Kremlin. Putin's economic conference highlights this tension.
Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea comes as the North's alliance with Russia reduces its dependence on China. The trip is seen as a key diplomatic move in the region.
Hezbollah's leader rejected the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, calling it surrender. The deal was announced after fresh talks but faces significant hurdles.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, an Ebola outbreak in a remote mining town is complicated by grief and mistrust. Health workers struggle to treat patients amid community skepticism.
Anthropic's co-founder warns that AI needs a 'brake pedal' as it could develop without human input. Meanwhile, Canada bets on an AI strategy to build sovereign capability.
Ukraine's President Zelensky has proposed face-to-face talks with Putin in an open letter, while the US House passed a bill to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia, defying Republican leaders. The developments signal a push for diplomacy amid ongoing conflict.
Trump announced $700M for coal using wartime powers, claimed election fraud in California, and hired a Jan. 6 rioter at the Pentagon. Meanwhile, many Jan. 6 defendants have reoffended after clemency.
Xi Jinping will make a rare visit to North Korea, facing an emboldened Kim Jong Un whose alliance with Russia has reduced dependence on China. The trip underscores shifting dynamics in the region.
The Trump administration tightened sanctions on Cuba's economy, leading international hotel chains to withdraw. New sanctions target Cuba's president and Castro family members.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner faces allegations of abusive behavior from ex-girlfriends, which he denies. He refuses to quit the race, calling claims politically motivated.
Russia welcomes Western figures like Candace Owens and Andrew Tate while railing against the West, as Putin's economic conference highlights conflicting impulses. The Pentagon may cancel a missile deal with Germany over Russia fears.
UK shoppers returned to high street in May as warm weather boosted confidence, while Trump's $700M coal investment aims to revive the declining industry amid rising energy costs.
Anthropic co-founder warns AI needs a 'brake pedal' to prevent uncontrolled development. Microsoft tightens human rights measures after Israel's use of its tech, and Hinge's boss says AI helps singles make the first move.
Fighting erupts in Somalia's capital, mistrust complicates Ebola response in Congo, and a guide stranded on Everest for six days is rescued.
Kennedy Center told to remove Trump's name from documents, Postal Service frees cash to operate for years, and a Boeing 787 nose gear collapse injures workers.
Barnaby Joyce and One Nation bungle housing policy details, while over 100,000 cockroaches worth $200,000 are seized from a NSW breeder.
Today's top stories center on AI's expanding influence across industries, from productivity debates and IPO preparations to ethical concerns and regulatory pushback. Major tech IPOs, including SpaceX and Anthropic, are reshaping Wall Street, while environmental stories highlight both ecological recovery and new threats.
AI continues to dominate headlines with Anthropic's revenue surge and IPO preparations, while Meta faces scrutiny over facial recognition on smart glasses and account bans. The Oversight Board criticizes Meta's lack of due process, and the NSA uses Anthropic's Mythos for cyber attacks.
Massive AI data center projects face political and environmental backlash, with Kevin O'Leary downsizing his Utah project and Manitoba's premier rejecting a proposed center. Meta builds data centers in tents to cut costs, and Broadcom suffers a major stock rout.
Privacy issues are prominent as Meta adds facial recognition to smart glasses, Dashlane reveals how attackers accessed encrypted vaults, and Elon Musk tries to escape FTC audits. Signal and DuckDuckGo consider leaving Canada over a lawful access bill.
Anthropic releases an open-source framework for AI-powered vulnerability discovery, and the Pentagon runs an AI propaganda mill targeting Latin America. LLMs are tested for resisting Russian propaganda, and the NSA uses Anthropic's model for cyber attacks.
Apple approved Poke as the first AI agent on its Messages for Business platform. Meta rolled out a new AI creator assistant on Facebook, and Alibaba released Open Code Review, an AI-powered code review CLI tool.
Despite massive AI spending, 95% of projects yield zero return, and tech groups monetize AI hype through volatility. The AI IPO race heats up, and questions arise about AI's future impact on careers.
AT&T and Verizon lose a Supreme Court case over location data sales, and the cable lobby warns of chaos if foreign router bans aren't relaxed. YouTube hikes Premium costs, and 8GB RAM returns to laptops due to component shortages.
Mangrove forests are healing after decades of destruction, and bumblebees show problem-solving abilities. Queen bees emerge from special wax chambers, and flesh-eating screwworms enter the US.
NASA's MAVEN mission ends after 11 years at Mars, and SpaceX prepares for a blockbuster IPO with Gwynne Shotwell as a steady hand. Musk's SpaceX share sale allows individual investors to buy in.
Valve plans to launch Steam Machine and Steam Frame VR headset this summer. Belkin's Joy-Con grips boost Switch 2 battery life, and Cash App launches a tap-and-pay wand.
Anthropic published research on recursive self-improvement, and a study questioned whether transformers need three projections. A new post-training procedure for multi-agent debate was introduced.
LinkedIn finds its social platform era with celebrities and influencers, while TikTok's ban is seen as a stand-in for broader anxieties. Google lets social media stars customize search results, and Phoebe Bridgers ditches the internet for album hype.
Meta faces scrutiny after embedding facial recognition code in its smart glasses and enabling adb on deprecated Portal devices. The Oversight Board also criticizes Meta for unwarranted account bans and lack of due process.
Anthropic's revenue surges to $47 billion ahead of its IPO, while the AI IPO race heats up with companies like SpaceX also preparing for public offerings. Founders Fund launches a game show featuring tech elites.
Anthropic releases an open-source framework for AI-powered vulnerability discovery, and the NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos for cyber attacks. Cloudflare warns that bot and agentic traffic now surpasses human web traffic.
Kevin O'Leary downsizes his massive Utah AI data center after political backlash, while Meta builds data centers in tents to cut costs. A premier in Canada rejects a large AI data centre proposal.
The Pentagon runs an AI propaganda mill targeting Latin America, and the US National Security Agency uses Anthropic's AI for cyber attacks. Signal and DuckDuckGo consider leaving Canada over a lawful access bill.
An AI system helps achieve the first clinical pregnancy by finding rare viable sperm cells. Bumblebees show spontaneous problem-solving abilities, and mangrove forests are healing after decades of destruction.
New research explores transformer architectures and latent agents for multi-agent debate. LLMs are tested for resistance to Russian propaganda, and discussions continue on the definition of LAM vs agent.
Gartner forecasts $2.5 trillion in AI spending this year, but 95% of enterprise gen AI projects deliver zero measurable return. Tech groups monetize AI hype by selling volatility.
Apple approves Poke as the first AI agent on its Messages for Business platform. WWDC 2026 is expected to bring a Siri revamp and Apple Intelligence updates.
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft ends its 11-year mission at Mars. Helion raises $465M to build a fusion power plant for Microsoft, and SpaceX prepares for a blockbuster IPO.
AT&T and Verizon lose a Supreme Court case over selling location data. Dashlane explains how attackers downloaded encrypted password vaults, and Filtr launches a new privacy tool for blocking ads.
A burglar used a Waymo to steal yoga clothes in San Francisco. Filtr launched a privacy tool that blocks ads in iPhone and Mac apps. The TikTok ban documentary explores broader anxieties.
Top AI executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind signed an open letter urging Congress to require safeguards against biological weapons. The NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos for cyber attacks, while the Pentagon runs an AI propaganda campaign in Latin America.
Anthropic's revenue surged to $47 billion ahead of its IPO, while Broadcom suffered a $285 billion rout. Kevin O'Leary downsized his massive Utah data center after backlash, and Helion raised $465M for a fusion power plant for Microsoft.
Meta silently added facial recognition code to its smart glasses, sparking privacy concerns. The Oversight Board criticized Meta over unwarranted account bans and lack of due process.
Meta builds data centers in tents to cut costs, while NextEra and Dominion plan a $420 billion energy giant. A Canadian premier rejected a massive AI data center proposal due to environmental concerns.
SpaceX's IPO faces delays as S&P denies fast index entry. Gwynne Shotwell is highlighted as the steady hand at SpaceX, and NASA's MAVEN spacecraft ended its 11-year Mars mission.
AT&T and Verizon lost a Supreme Court case over location data fines. Elon Musk tries to escape FTC audits of X data handling, and Signal and DuckDuckGo consider leaving Canada over a lawful access bill.
An AI system helps achieve the first clinical pregnancy by finding rare viable sperm cells. Bumblebees show spontaneous problem-solving, and mangrove forests are healing.
Cloudflare warns that bot and agentic traffic has overtaken human web traffic. Spammers flood Reddit with fake posts designed to appear in AI search results.
Top AI executives sign an open letter urging Congress to require safeguards against biological weapons, while Meta faces scrutiny over facial recognition on smart glasses and unwarranted account bans. South Korea mandates AI censorship tools for online forums.
Anthropic's revenue surges to $47 billion ahead of its IPO, while a CEO tells staff raises are paused to fund AI. Gartner forecasts $2.5 trillion in AI spending this year, but 95% of projects yield no measurable return.
Anthropic releases an open-source framework for AI-powered vulnerability discovery and publishes research on recursive self-improvement. New papers explore transformer architectures and multi-agent debate.
The NSA uses Anthropic's Mythos for cyber attacks, and the Pentagon runs an AI propaganda mill targeting Latin America. Estonian benchmarks show which LLMs best resist Russian propaganda.
Meta silently adds face-recognition code to smart glasses, and Cloudflare warns bot traffic now exceeds human web traffic. Filtr launches a new privacy tool blocking ads across Apple devices.
Kevin O'Leary downsizes his massive Utah data center after backlash, while NextEra and Dominion plan a $420 billion energy giant. Meta builds data centers in tents to cut costs.
SpaceX and other mega IPOs are denied fast entry to S&P indexes. Broadcom suffers a $285 billion rout, and tech groups monetize AI hype by selling volatility.
NASA's MAVEN mission ends after 11 years at Mars, and SpaceX prepares for a blockbuster IPO. Helion raises $465 million to build a fusion power plant for Microsoft.
Long COVID causes are explored, flesh-eating screwworms enter the US, and mangrove forests are recovering globally. Bumblebees show spontaneous problem-solving abilities.
YouTube hikes Premium subscription costs, Google lets creators customize search results, and LinkedIn transforms into a social platform. Phoebe Bridgers ditches the internet to hype new music.
Valve plans to launch Steam Machine this summer, and 8GB RAM returns to laptops amid component shortages. Meta enables ADB on deprecated Portal devices.
AT&T and Verizon lose Supreme Court case over location data sales, and Signal and DuckDuckGo consider leaving Canada over lawful access bill. Elon Musk tries to escape FTC audits of X data handling.
Anthropic's revenue surges to $47 billion ahead of its IPO, while SpaceX prepares for a blockbuster offering. The AI IPO race intensifies as investors and governments seek stakes in AI giants.
Top AI CEOs sign a letter urging laws against biological weapons, while the NSA uses Anthropic's Mythos for cyber attacks. The Pentagon runs an AI propaganda mill targeting Latin America.
Kevin O'Leary downsizes his massive Utah data center after political backlash, while Meta builds data centers in tents to cut costs. A Canadian premier rejects a large AI data centre proposal.
Apple approves Poke as the first AI agent on Messages for Business, and AI agents are increasingly used in negotiations and job tasks. The definition of LAM vs agent remains debated.
Meta silently adds face-recognition code to smart glasses, raising privacy concerns. The Oversight Board knocks Meta over unwarranted account bans, and AT&T/Verizon lose a location data case.
Gartner reports $2.5T in AI spending with 95% producing no P&L impact, while Cloudflare warns bot traffic has overtaken human web traffic. Skepticism grows about AI's transformative claims.
The FCC faces cable lobby pressure over foreign router bans, and Elon Musk tries to escape FTC audits of X data handling. Signal and DuckDuckGo consider leaving Canada over lawful access bills.
Anthropic releases an open-source framework for AI-powered vulnerability discovery, and new tools like Horus Image Generation and Poke emerge. Developers track AI costs across multiple models.
YouTube hikes Premium subscription costs, Google lets creators customize search results, and LinkedIn finds its social platform era. Phoebe Bridgers ditches the internet to hype new music.
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft ends its 11-year Mars mission, and SpaceX prepares for a share sale. Helion raises $465M to build a fusion power plant for Microsoft.
Anthropic and SpaceX are making headlines with major IPOs and revenue growth, while AI's economic impact is debated. Founders Fund launched a game show with tech elites, and the US government is in talks to acquire shares in AI giants.
Questions about AI's true value and its disruptive effects on jobs and industries are prominent, with hedge funds betting against call center stocks and humanoids threatening shop-floor roles. Podcasts and articles explore change management in the AI era.
AI leaders signed an open letter urging laws against biological weapons, while South Korea mandates AI censorship tools for forums. The Pentagon's AI propaganda targeting Latin America and Cloudflare's report on bot traffic raise ethical and security concerns.
SpaceX's record IPO allocation for retail investors and S&P's denial of fast index entry highlight market tensions. Criticism of SpaceX's impunity and Wall Street's red carpet treatment also feature.
Mangrove forests are healing after decades of destruction, and curlew eggs saved from wildfire hatch successfully. However, flesh-eating screwworms have entered the US, and animal carcass dumping in rivers is criticized.
Valve plans to launch Steam Machine and Steam Frame VR this summer, Meta enables ADB on deprecated Portal devices, and Airbnb's CEO plans a new AI lab. Filtr launches a privacy tool blocking ads in Apple apps.
Hackers pose as IT support to breach offices, Dashlane explains encrypted vault downloads, and AT&T/Verizon lose Supreme Court case over location data sales. Spammers flood Reddit with AI-targeted fake posts.
New AI research includes Magenta RealTime 2 for live music, QKV variant studies, latent agents for multi-agent debate, and Anthropic's vulnerability discovery framework. Open Code Review CLI tool is also released.
Canada bets on AI strategy wary of US, the Oversight Board criticizes Meta's account bans, and the Pentagon's AI propaganda mill targets Latin America. South Korea's AI censorship law and Premier Kinew's rejection of AI data centre are notable.
Long Covid causes are explored, queen bees emerge from special wax chambers, and Delacroix's painting is restored. Henry Moore works unveiled at botanic garden, and humanoid robots' viral videos are scrutinized.
Azure Linux 4.0 is Microsoft's first general-purpose Linux, Broadcom suffers a $285bn rout, and IPv6 zones in URLs are criticized. Kevin O'Leary's massive data centres and the Mercek IDE for AWS ECS are also featured.
Numerous promo codes for Dell, Canon, LG, and other brands are highlighted, alongside cyberdeck DIY builds and AI tools like Nano Banana 2. The Motley Fool and Uplift Desk deals are also included.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by major music releases, including Taylor Swift's new 'Toy Story 5' song and Phoebe Bridgers' intimate MSG show, alongside significant industry developments like SAG-AFTRA's contract ratification and the tragic death of actor James Handy. The cancellation of Trump's 'Freedom 250' concerts and the launch of Disney's new creative agency also highlight shifts in the entertainment landscape.
President Trump canceled the Freedom 250 concerts after artists dropped out, replacing them with a rally featuring Lee Greenwood. The event is scheduled for June 24 in D.C.
CBS News fired several '60 Minutes' correspondents, prompting condemnation from SAG-AFTRA and WGAE. New executive producer Nick Bilton vowed to pursue stories without fear or favor amid uncertainty about remaining staff.
Music mogul Clive Davis, 94, was discharged from the hospital after a respiratory issue. His rep says he is in good spirits and recovering at home.
Ticketmaster halted the onsale for Celine Dion's comeback shows due to suspicious activity, leaving fans frustrated after long waits.
Oscar-nominated 'Persepolis' author Marjane Satrapi has died at age 56. The French-Iranian artist was known for her graphic novel and film.
Netflix's animated 'Devil May Cry' has been renewed for a third and final season. The show will conclude with its upcoming season.
The new 'Masters of the Universe' film includes a post-credits scene that hints at a potential sequel. Director explains the scene's implications for the franchise's future.
Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' reboot is set to premiere this summer, with casting underway for the Ingalls family. The series was ordered in January 2025.
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are reviving the 1980s CBC series 'The Littlest Hobo' for Crave and Lionsgate Canada. The show follows a German Shepherd helping people.
Starz has greenlit 'Power: Legacy,' a sequel series reuniting Tommy Egan and Tariq St. Patrick. The show continues the 'Power' universe.
A previously unreleased Prince track, 'Stone,' will appear on the upcoming compilation 'Timeless.' The song showcases his signature funk style.
Paul Simon's new concert film 'The Quiet Celebration' documents his return to the road, featuring a complete performance of 'Seven Psalms' and classic hits.
SAG-AFTRA members approved a four-year contract with studios, including AI safeguards and a pension merger. The deal was ratified with strong member support.
Veteran actor James Handy, known for roles in 'Top Gun: Maverick' and 'Jumanji', was fatally stabbed by his girlfriend's son in Tarzana. The LAPD considers it an isolated incident with no ongoing threat to the public.
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in Netflix's 'Office Romance', a workplace rom-com. Reviews are mixed, with some praising the chemistry but criticizing the execution.
Amazon and Vice Studios face a defamation lawsuit over the docuseries 'Hollywood Hustler', which allegedly falsely portrayed a producer as an accomplice in a $650M Ponzi scheme.
Key gaming stories include Xbox exclusivity comments, Black Ops 7's new mode, Summer Game Fest details, and Fortnite season updates. Also, 'Devil May Cry' renewed for final season.
Clive Davis was discharged from hospital, Prince's unreleased track 'Stone' announced, Paul Simon concert film, and Céline Dion ticket sale halted by Ticketmaster.
SAG-AFTRA and WGAE condemn the firing of Scott Pelley and other correspondents at '60 Minutes', calling it an assault on independent journalism. The new EP vows to pursue stories without fear.
Netflix's reboot of 'Little House on the Prairie' is set for summer 2025, with casting underway for the Ingalls family. The series was ordered in January.
The new 'Masters of the Universe' film has a post-credits scene that hints at a sequel. Director explains its significance for future installments.
Tom Holland brought Christopher Nolan's influence to 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day', rethinking the film after working with Nolan on 'The Odyssey'.
An auction of Marilyn Monroe's personal items, including makeup and gowns, marks her 100th birthday and has already attracted thousands in bids.
Amazon and Vice Studios face a defamation lawsuit over the docuseries 'Hollywood Hustler', which allegedly falsely portrayed a producer as an accomplice in a $650M Ponzi scheme. The suit was filed by the former business partner of the convicted fraudster.
Netflix's animated 'Devil May Cry' series has been renewed for a third and final season. The show will conclude with its upcoming season, as confirmed by the streaming service.
Madonna performed in Times Square for Pride Month, debuting 'Love Sensation' from Confessions II. The show celebrated her legacy as the 'Mother' of pop.
The Beatles will celebrate 'Global Beatles Day' by releasing a colorized performance clip of 'All You Need Is Love' online for the first time.
Summer Game Fest 2026 streams and start times are announced. The event will feature game announcements and industry reveals.
Ticketmaster halted the onsale for Céline Dion's comeback shows due to suspicious activity, leaving fans frustrated after long waits.
Netflix's animated 'Devil May Cry' series has been renewed for a third and final season. The show will conclude its run with the upcoming season.
Summer Game Fest 2026 is set to begin, with guides on how to watch and what to expect. The event will feature major game announcements and streams.
Xbox CEO acknowledges the need for exclusives to build a platform, while decisions are still being made. Meanwhile, 'No Rest for the Wicked' developer blames Xbox Series S for delays.
The Beatles release a colorized 'All You Need Is Love' clip for Global Beatles Day, and Prince's unreleased track 'Stone' features on a new compilation. Paul Simon's concert film and Celine Dion's ticket issues also make news.
Marjane Satrapi, author of 'Persepolis', has died at 56. Christian Oliver's posthumous documentary 'Vision Quest' is released, and Ted Danson apologizes for past blackface at a roast.
Taylor Swift released 'I Knew It, I Knew You' for Toy Story 5, co-written with Jack Antonoff. The song focuses on Jessie's reunion with her owner and has debuted on digital services.
Actor James Handy, known for 'Top Gun: Maverick' and 'Jumanji', was fatally stabbed by his girlfriend's son in Tarzana. Police consider it an isolated incident.
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in Netflix's 'Office Romance', a workplace rom-com set in an airline. Reviews are mixed, calling it raunchy but lacking chemistry.
Key gaming updates include 'Black Ops 7' Classic Mode, 'Masters of the Universe' post-credits scene, 'Devil May Cry' final season, and Summer Game Fest 2026 details.
Amazon and Vice Studios face a defamation suit over the 'Hollywood Hustler' documentary, which falsely portrayed a producer as an accomplice in a Ponzi scheme.
Multiple deals on electronics for Father's Day, including Apple Watch, Bose headphones, and gaming PCs, are highlighted in IGN articles.
Disney launches Main Street creative agency, 'Little House on the Prairie' reboot details, and 'The Daily Show' goes to New Orleans for America 250.
Ted Danson apologizes for blackface at Whoopi Goldberg's roast, Marilyn Monroe auction for 100th birthday, and Marjane Satrapi's death at 56.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' gets R rating, 'Backrooms' director Kane Parsons profiled, and 'The Witness' true crime series reviewed.
Actor James Handy, known for 'Top Gun: Maverick' and 'Jumanji', was fatally stabbed by his girlfriend's son in Tarzana. Police believe it was an isolated incident.
Phoebe Bridgers performed an intimate, phone-free acoustic concert at Madison Square Garden, debuting eight new songs. The show was praised for its unique atmosphere.
Netflix's 'Devil May Cry' animated series has been renewed for a third and final season. The show will conclude with its upcoming season.
Walt Disney launched its first company-wide creative agency, Main Street, led by Carrie Brzezinski-Hsu. The agency will oversee creative talent across the company.
The Beatles will release a colorized performance clip of 'All You Need Is Love' for Global Beatles Day. It marks the first official online publication of the video.
The biggest themes in sports today include the upcoming 2026 World Cup with team previews and Shakira's opening ceremony performance, the Stanley Cup Final with the Hurricanes' dramatic overtime win, and the Women's College World Series where Texas won the title. Other major stories involve Aaron Judge's injury, the Messi-Ronaldo rivalry retrospective, and the Dodgers' injury scare with Max Muncy.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets on his return to the England Test team after 24 Tests out, showing what the team had been missing. He feared he would never play for England again.
Liverpool have appointed Andoni Iraola as their new head coach on a two-year contract, replacing Arne Slot. Iraola faces a to-do list including fixing the defence and getting key players firing.
New Zealand is the lowest-ranked team but hopes Chris Wood can lead them to the knockout rounds. Shakira will perform at the opening ceremony, and Switzerland's Breel Embolo has been approved to travel to the US. Iraq held Spain in a warm-up match.
Qualifier Maja Chwalinska reached the French Open final, becoming the first qualifier to do so since Emma Raducanu. In the men's doubles, Britain's Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara advanced to the final.
Keely Hodgkinson set a 400m personal best, and Georgia Hunter Bell won the 1500m. Molly Caudery also triumphed in the pole vault.
Arsenal receive boost in Kroupi Jr race, Liverpool step up Diomande pursuit, Brighton expect second Spurs bid for Van Hecke, and Man City consider legal action over Haaland comments.
Several Celtic supporters clubs have signed a statement opposing the potential appointment of Robbie Keane as manager due to his previous role with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
The NBA banned two fans for life after a fan ran onto the court during the finals opener. Jalen Brunson was highlighted as the difference-maker in the game.
Formula 1 has extended its contract with Las Vegas to race there until at least 2037. The deal secures the city's place on the calendar for over a decade.
Leeds Rhinos extended their Super League lead with a comeback win over St Helens. Glamorgan beat Somerset in a thrilling Vitality Blast finish.
Jordan Spieth made a remarkable 63-foot putt at the Memorial Tournament, while Rory McIlroy overcame an early setback. Nelly Korda struggled at the US Women's Open.
Lucy Bronze says the WSL attracts Europe's best players, Katie McCabe opens up about her Chelsea move, and England star Ellie Kildunne is open to offers after leaving Harlequins.
Multiple articles preview World Cup teams like Belgium, Sweden, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Switzerland, while Shakira is set to perform at the opening ceremony. Spain played a warm-up match against Iraq, and the LA28 chief discussed lessons from the World Cup for the Olympics.
Kelsey Mitchell scored 25 points as the Fever beat the Dream 83-71. Caitlin Clark overcame halftime vomiting to contribute 17 points and 8 assists, with her sidestep triple drawing attention.
Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Golden Knights and Hurricanes is underway, with Brayden McNabb leaving Game 2 due to injury. Game 1 drew its biggest audience since 2019.
Jalen Brunson showed no injury signs after a knee scare in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. The Knicks' second unit success is credited to Mike Brown, and a fan incident involving Wembanyama leads to life bans.
Brayan Bello was optioned to Triple-A after telling reporters to stop talking about the bullpen. The Red Sox also called up Tommy Kahnle ahead of the Yankees series.
Ollie Robinson made a stunning return with four wickets, including three in his first over, as England dominated day one. Robinson expressed his joy and fear of never playing for England again.
Qualifier Maja Chwalinska reached the French Open final after stunning Shnaider, becoming the first qualifier to do so. Her tattoo gives meaning to her remarkable journey.
Jordan Spieth sank a remarkable 63-foot putt at the Memorial Tournament, while Rory McIlroy overcame an early setback to stay in contention.
The Vikings get an early gift for Week 1, the Broncos rank low in ESPN's power index, and Maxx Crosby could be traded. Trent Williams comments on the Rams' addition of Myles Garrett.
Yankees star Aaron Judge has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in his rib and will miss at least four to six weeks, a huge setback for New York. Multiple articles confirm the timeline and impact, with some speculating on the team's window closing.
Texas defeated Texas Tech 4-1 in Game 2 to sweep the Women's College World Series and win their second consecutive NCAA softball title. NiJaree Canady's career ends without a championship, but her impact on the sport is celebrated.
President Donald Trump confirmed he will attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, accepting an invitation from Knicks owner James Dolan. The NBA says he is welcome, and fan incidents have led to lifetime bans.
The Rams acquire reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett in a blockbuster trade, drawing comparisons to the Dodgers' spending. Lions coach Dan Campbell sarcastically jokes about the Rams' chances, and the move creates a historic NFL first.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets for 10 runs on his return to Test cricket, helping England dominate New Zealand on day one at Lord's. He feared he might never play for England again but rediscovered his love for the game.
New Zealand is the lowest-ranked team but hopes Chris Wood can lead them to the knockout rounds. Shakira will perform at the opening ceremony, and Switzerland's Breel Embolo gets travel approval to the US.
Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final sees Vegas and Carolina meet in Raleigh, with a key injury to Brayden McNabb after taking a puck to the face. Vegas is praised as a big-league sports town compared to Orlando.
Keely Hodgkinson set a 400m personal best, while Georgia Hunter Bell and Molly Caudery won their events at the Diamond League in Rome. Hunter Bell timed her 1500m race perfectly for a season's best.
Qualifier Maja Chwalinska reached the French Open final, becoming the first qualifier to do so, after stunning No. 25 seed Shnaider. Her journey includes a tiny tattoo that gives meaning to her run.
The Blue Jays beat Chris Sale and the Braves 7-2 with 16 hits, denying Atlanta a sweep. The Red Sox traded for a left-handed pitcher and optioned Brayan Bello, while also losing a former top prospect to injury.
Alabama basketball's opponent for the 2026 SEC/ACC Challenge is reportedly set, and Kentucky will play at Virginia in the same event. Gonzaga's season opener vs Purdue gets a tipoff time.
The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 in overtime in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, tying the series. Seth Jarvis scored the game-winner, and a controversial no-goal call on Vegas was upheld. The series now shifts to Vegas for Game 3.
The Texas Longhorns softball team won their second consecutive national championship, highlighted by strong pitching from Teagan Kavan and late runs. Social media celebrated the achievement, while Texas Tech's missed opportunities cost them a title.
Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles hit eight 3-pointers, breaking Caitlin Clark's WNBA rookie record, and scored a career-high 28 points in a win over the Valkyries. The Indiana Fever bounced back with a win over the Atlanta Dream, with Caitlin Clark citing a snack as a slow start.
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has been diagnosed with a stress fracture of the first rib on his right side and will miss an extended period. He will not play against the Red Sox on Friday.
The Pittsburgh Pirates won a series against the Astros behind Ryan O'Hearn's homer, while the Cubs rallied for a walk-off win over the Athletics. Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy exited after a violent collision with D-backs first baseman Ildemaro Vargas.
Jordan Spieth made a remarkable 63-foot putt at the Memorial Tournament, while Rory McIlroy overcame an early setback. Jennifer Kupcho leads the U.S. Women's Open at Riviera Country Club.
Formula 1 has extended its contract with Las Vegas to race there until at least 2037, ensuring the city remains a staple on the calendar.
Everton and Juventus are interested in Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus, while Newcastle may offload £55 million striker Yoanne Wissa. Real Madrid is linked with Josko Gvardiol, and Liverpool is pursuing RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande.
Leeds Rhinos beat St Helens 24-16 to extend their lead at the top of the Super League table, recovering from an eight-point halftime deficit.
Team guides for New Zealand and Iran highlight their unique challenges, while Shakira will perform at the opening ceremony. Ticket prices are falling but clarity is lacking, and Fifa faces backlash for banning reusable water bottles.
Qualifier Maja Chwalinska reached the French Open final, becoming the first qualifier to do so since Emma Raducanu. Russian teen Mirra Andreeva also advanced to the final amid a tense backdrop.
Leeds Rhinos came from eight points behind to beat St Helens 24-16 and extend their lead at the top of the Super League table.
Glamorgan beat Somerset with a last-ball boundary in the Vitality Blast, securing a thrilling four-wicket win.
Arsenal are linked with Kroupi Jr, Liverpool pursue Diomande, and Brighton expect a second Spurs bid for Van Hecke. Man City consider legal action over Haaland claims.
Jordan Spieth holed a remarkable 63-foot putt at the Memorial Tournament, while Rory McIlroy overcame an early setback. Nelly Korda struggled at the US Women's Open.
The Carolina Hurricanes overcame a two-goal deficit to beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 in overtime in Game 2, tying the series 1-1. Seth Jarvis scored the winner, and John Tortorella's failed coach's challenge was a key moment.
Texas pitcher Teagan Kavan became the first player to win WCWS Most Outstanding Player twice, leading the Longhorns to their second title. Game 2 featured Texas against Texas Tech.
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has suffered a worrying injury, leaving fans concerned about his absence during the summer. The team was already waiting for other players to return.
BBC Sport and Yahoo Sports feature articles looking back at the 20-year rivalry between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, debating who is the greatest of all time.
Max Muncy was injured in a scary collision with Diamondbacks' Ildemaro Vargas, and the Dodgers lost the game on a walk-off. Muncy is expected to miss Friday's game but avoided serious injury.
Two fans were given life bans for running onto the court during the NBA Finals, and Darius Garland suggested referees should be fined for poor performances. The Knicks' Jalen Brunson was also involved in an incident.
Georgia Hunter Bell won the 1500m in a season's best, and Molly Caudery triumphed in the pole vault at the Diamond League meeting in Rome. Keely Hodgkinson set a 400m personal best.
Formula 1 will race in Las Vegas until at least 2037 after extending its contract by 10 years, ensuring the city remains on the calendar for over a decade.
Multiple articles discuss Sunderland's 2025-26 campaign, including their European qualification, the evolution of the team, and reflections on past managers like Jack Ross. Dennis Cirkin's imminent exit is also noted.
Jordan Spieth holed a 63-foot putt while facing the wrong way at the Memorial Tournament, while Rory McIlroy overcame an early setback to stay in contention. Tommy Fleetwood started strongly.