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A long-lost mother and a half-brother story, across India and Canada, gets stitched together by a chatbot.
Why a White House Correspondents’ Dinner roast turned into a press-versus-president flashpoint, with CNN leadership and politicians firing back.
A post-court cease-and-desist targets Netflix footage that shows Kalshi traders celebrating earnings from blocked Nevada sports markets.
Kalshi claims Netflix’s “Instadocs: The Prediction Games” trailer shows a fake Kalshi trade slip and misleads about Nevada trading bans.
The new calendar starts in South Carolina to prioritize Black and Latino voters, with Nevada next.
Business Insider reports Meta is restricting content from its smart glasses, as “pervert glasses” talk turns into policy.
A new living-material approach could reshape how brands think about color, protection, and biodegradability in apparel.
Biodegradable, living fabric opens a new playbook for sustainable apparel, with engineered functions built into the material.
Researchers built a programmable, self-repairing fungus-based fabric, plus versions that repel water or block UV.
The Rules and Bylaws Committee picks Palmetto State first, resetting incentives in the 2028 Democratic nominating race.
The average weighted tariff on Chinese goods stayed about the same, and now sits lower than Brazil and Canada.
Ceramic artist Selynn Hwang and K-pop stars turned tiny charms into a coping economy, color-coded for love, health, and money.
