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A hazy alt-R&B album review that explains why “stoner” is the point, not the punchline.

A judge’s comments on reporter subpoenas quickly turned a procedural fight into a spotlight on two cabinet candidates.

The executive order directs new exterior warnings, forcing leaders to rethink risk, optics, and governance at public institutions.

From “the dogs were getting upset” to surviving the disaster, Muna shows how messy live moments can fuel meaning.

Vegard Dahle’s zombie comedy takes the top prize at Frontières, signaling what buyers will bankroll next in festival co-productions.

A Digital Markets Act ruling against Google triggers a tariff threat, turning antitrust enforcement into geopolitics fast.

A fast-moving Spain wildfire hit the Madrid communications complex, suspending operations and triggering safety assessments before restart.

A new equipable Blade ties back to Xenosaga after years of dormancy, raising fresh questions about IP rights and modern reboots.

A Qatari-donated jet lacked advanced defenses, so US officials reset plans during a NATO summit.

The new calendar starts in South Carolina to prioritize Black and Latino voters, with Nevada next.

The floor speech included a line that sounds like AI rewriting instructions, instantly turning a policy debate into a tech trust test.

A planned September close slips as regulators and courts keep the combined media giant in limbo, with leverage shifting to Paramount.