Ariana Grande’s “Petal” releases July 31 through her imprint Babydoll Music and Republic Records. It’s her eighth studio album, and…
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Sony a7R VI brings 67MP resolution and advanced autofocus to professional mirrorless photography.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Wide brings a wider 4:3 tablet-like design to challenge Apple’s foldable iPhone.
President Trump’s economic approval rating has dropped to 33 percent in a new national poll, the lowest point of his second term as tariff-driven price increases weigh on voters.
Microsoft’s security team has identified a new malware strain called CryptoBandits that spreads through USB drives and empties cryptocurrency wallets without triggering standard security alerts.
A major Rutgers study has found that people taking Ozempic and Wegovy show significantly lower rates of violent behavior and self-harm, adding to the growing list of surprising benefits from GLP-1 drugs.
A copper-based compound has cut Alzheimer’s toxic protein accumulation by 42 percent in laboratory cell models, opening a potential new avenue for treating the disease.
The Trump administration’s overhaul of federal student loan repayment takes effect on July 1, replacing the Biden-era SAVE plan with two new income-based options and tighter forgiveness terms.
Toy Story 5 earned $14 million in Thursday night previews, the biggest opening night figure in franchise history and a sign of blockbuster opening weekend numbers ahead.
Tropical Storm Arthur struck the Texas-Louisiana coast early Friday, bringing life-threatening storm surge and heavy rainfall to coastal counties already saturated from spring rains.
Ukraine launched its most extensive drone attack on Moscow on Friday, sending more than 200 unmanned aerial vehicles toward the Russian capital in the war’s largest such strike.
The Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo and Uganda has grown to more than 837 cases, and health officials say no approved vaccine exists for the SVD strain driving the epidemic.
Wyndham Clark shot a stunning course-record 64 at Shinnecock Hills on Thursday to take a commanding first-round lead at the 2026 US Open.
Israel and Hezbollah agreed a new ceasefire in Lebanon on June 19 after the deadliest clashes since the US-Iran war wound down earlier this month.
The Obama Presidential Center opened to the public in Chicago on Juneteenth, completing a decade-long construction project on the South Side.
Andy Burnham returned to Westminster by winning the Manchester Gorton by-election, immediately fuelling speculation about a Labour leadership challenge.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called for a new NATO 3.0 framework in Brussels on Friday as the Pentagon launched a formal review of US force levels in Europe.
DHS is building a facial recognition app that would let local police check immigration status in real time, raising civil liberties concerns from privacy groups.
Waymo is recalling nearly 4,000 of its autonomous vehicles after US safety regulators identified a software flaw that increases collision risk near construction zones.