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Preliminary Nielsen data shows 22.6 million viewers across Telemundo and Peacock, up 150% from 2022.
A temporary halt gives the court time to consider claims the deal violates antitrust law, reshaping timelines for deal teams.
Airstrikes continue while diplomacy lurches forward via Pakistan talks, and a new Red Sea chokepoint threatens energy prices.
The late-night architect behind Tonight and the Late Show legacy is gone, and his playbook outlives him.
The latest copyright case expands the hit list and signals how aggressively major labels want AI training challenged.
The regulator wants to block repeat importers tied to DJI tech that allegedly slipped past the foreign drone ban.
Fixes landed late Friday, but exploitation was underway by Saturday. Here are the two CVEs, affected versions, and what to check now.
New 50% duties hit some Canadian alcohol, autos, and dairy in 30 days, with key exemptions for energy and potash.
The White House frames “enhancements” as planned work, but the timing lands amid scrutiny of the plane’s defenses.
A new framing links Washington's Cuba strategy to political networks, raising compliance and risk questions for anyone touched by policy.
Cofounder Jonathan Hurst says talent bidding wars are real, so Agility is building a robot school instead of a spending war.
Beyond eye strain, blue light and screen habits can ripple into parts of health most people never link to devices.
