Business
The Washington Post is heading into yet another moment of change after CEO Will Lewis announced he is stepping down. His exit doesn’t come with dramatic accusations or a sudden scandal, but it lands at a time when the paper and the entire news industry are under serious strain.
Crime
The family of Savannah Guthrie is living through a nightmare no one ever expects: the sudden and frightening disappearance of a loved one, paired with growing fears that she may have been kidnapped. In a deeply emotional video posted to social media over the weekend, the longtime US news anchor
Business
Netflix is facing one of the most serious challenges in its history, and it’s not coming from a rival streaming service. The U.S. Department of Justice has quietly launched a sweeping review of Netflix’s business, probing whether the streaming giant has become an anticompetitive monopoly just as
Politics
US President Donald Trump has removed a social media video that triggered widespread outrage after it included a racist clip portraying former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes. The clip appeared at the end of a 62-second video shared on Trump’s Truth Social account
U.S. News
Senior officials from the United States and Iran are preparing to sit down for direct talks in Oman, as tensions between the two longtime rivals reach one of their most dangerous points in years. The meeting comes after weeks of military threats, troop movements, and growing concern that a single
Business
Nike, one of the world’s most recognisable sportswear brands, is now facing a federal investigation that could have wide-reaching implications for corporate diversity policies across the United States. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has launched a formal probe into allegations that Nike discriminated against white employees in
Business
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, just made it clear it’s not tiptoeing into artificial intelligence it’s sprinting. The tech giant says it plans to spend as much as $185 billion this year, nearly double what analysts had expected, as it goes all-in on AI. The announcement landed with
U.S. News
Tensions between the United States and Iran edged higher on Tuesday after the US military shot down an Iranian drone that was flying toward an American aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea. The incident comes at a sensitive moment, as Washington and Tehran prepare for renewed diplomatic talks while military
Politics
Stephen Miran, a Federal Reserve governor who had also been serving inside the White House, has officially stepped down from his role as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers. His resignation brings an end to an unusual and controversial arrangement that placed him simultaneously inside the nation’s central
U.S. News
Federal immigration officers operating in Minneapolis will now be required to wear body cameras, a move the Department of Homeland Security says will take effect immediately. The decision comes after weeks of mounting anger, grief, and public pressure following the deaths of two U.S. citizens during encounters with federal
Business
Elon Musk has taken another bold step toward reshaping the future of technology. In a move that stunned both Silicon Valley and Wall Street, his rocket company SpaceX, has acquired his artificial intelligence startup xAI, merging two of his most ambitious ventures into a single powerhouse. The deal creates a
Entertainment
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards, held on February 1, 2026, delivered one of the most talked-about nights in recent music history. From emotional acceptance speeches to genre-breaking wins, the ceremony proved once again why the Grammys remain the biggest night in music. Hosted by Trevor Noah at the Crypto.com