Trump Faces LEGAL Showdown Over White House Ban—Who's SUING?
President Trump cited what he called "cumulative stories" by the three media outlets for his ban of them, saying, "You get sick of it."
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How DraftKings Uses AI to TARGET Gamblers—What They Know
Plus, the best TV shows of the century.
The Hunt for Silicon Valley's Most POWERFUL Woman
Women hold some of the most consequential jobs in tech, but they’re still not cult figures. WIRED investigates why.
Why Amazon Doesn't TRUST Meta's AI Agent
Meta's Muse AI agent has been blocked from shopping Amazon on behalf of its users, GeekWire reports. A popup message started appearing on Sunday for Muse users saying that "continued access by an unauthorized AI agent violates Amazon's Conditions of Use, to which our customers have agreed." According to GeekWire, Meta didn't notify Amazon that Muse would access its store. Amazon also expressed privacy and security concerns over Muse failing to identify itself when it browses, and seemingly captu
Justice for CSS—What This WIRED Investigation Reveals
In defense of the girliest programming language.
Business
Trump's Greenland Deal Just Made These Stocks EXPLODE
The rally followed a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security pact aimed at expanding the military presence on the Arctic territory.
Volkswagen's Crisis Just Got WORSE—Blue-Chip Exit Looms
Deutsche Bank analysts said the cut to VW's operating profit forecast initially looks severe but keeps cash generation intact.
Novo's Post-Wegovy Plan Makes Shares PLUNGE—What Happened?
The Danish company seeks to convince investors it can compete in an increasingly crowded field it helped pioneer.
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Six-Figure Jobs Without College—And Why They're VANISHING
Occupations like air traffic controllers surpass traditional skilled trades in earnings but still require certification or specialized training, a study found.
Your Performance Won't Get You Promoted—But THIS Will
The young computer engineer stood before the whiteboard confidently solving complex coding problems one after another. Thinking he had the Microsoft job well in hand, Satya Nadella turned back to his final interviewer, Richard Tait, who asked him a most unexpected question: Imagine you see a baby lying in the street crying. What do you do? Nadella thought for a few seconds and then said he’d call 911. As Tait (then a Microsoft manager, later an entrepreneur and venture capitalist) ended the inte
We're 50s, Childless, With $2M—Do We NEED a Will?
“We have no debt and own our primary home, a vacation home, as well as my mother’s home in another state.”
Politics
The $410 Million Refugee Agency Trump WEAPONIZED for Deportations
How Trump turned a refugee bureau into a $410 million deportation operation The Washington Post Banished to alien lands: Trump’s secret deportation deals The Guardian ‘Waiting for us to crack’: In Cameroon, the victims of Trump’s deportations face uncertain fates France 24 Latin American migrants deported by ICE to West Africa describe being stranded "on the other side of the world" CBS News The Deportation Project Map Forbidden Stories
White House Plan to Pay Stay-at-Home Parents Splits CONSERVATIVES
Some praise the idea championed by Vice President JD Vance to direct federal money to support traditional families, while others say it cuts against conservative principles.
ICE Officer Shoots Delivery Driver—What Went WRONG in Austin
A man was shot and injured in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement incident in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, according to officials.
Who's ACTUALLY Winning the Race for Congress Right Now?
We’re 43 days away from the midterms. Here’s the state of play.
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International
China's Leader Chases Global Power While Citizens Feel LEFT BEHIND
Chinese influence is on the rise as President Xi Jinping arrives in D.C. this week, but millions of his citizens are stuck in dead-end jobs in a stagnant economy.
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Putin's Party Wins as Ukraine Exposes War's REACH Into Moscow
Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia on the State Duma election’s final day, including hundreds targeting Moscow.
The NEW Conflicts the U.N. Must Face This Week
The United Nations is also searching for a replacement for António Guterres, who has served two terms as the secretary general and is stepping down.
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Japanese Islands Brace for Dujuan to Become TYPHOON Again
Storm system expected to hit Izu Islands as it strengthens. Meanwhile, Atlantic hurricane season is unusually quiet Tropical Storm Dujuan is skirting the coast of Japan and despite avoiding a direct landfall, is still expected to leave its mark. Dujuan briefly reached typhoon status on Friday before weakening to a tropical storm again on Sunday morning. But it is expected to restrengthen back into a typhoon by Tuesday morning. Sustained winds could reach 80mph (129km/h), with gusts approaching 1
D-Day Veteran Who Survived Capture Dies at 101
Kenneth Hay was an "extraordinary gentleman whose remarkable life will never be forgotten", the British Normandy Memorial says.
Science
What REALLY Kills Schrödinger's Cat? Gravity May Not Be It
Physicists have put a decades-old idea about why the strange rules of quantum mechanics disappear in our everyday world to one of its toughest experimental tests yet. Deep beneath Italy’s Gran Sasso mountain, researchers searched for an extremely faint radiation signal predicted by a theory suggesting that tiny fluctuations in spacetime, caused by gravity, gradually destroy quantum superpositions. After 62 days of measurements with a highly shielded germanium detector, they found no such signal.
Health
This Reading Habit Slashes Alzheimer's Risk by 33 PERCENT
Research shows that reading has many benefits for people of all ages. Goodboy Picture Company · E+/Getty Research shows that reading for pleasure has various benefits for people of all ages. Reading has been linked to better cognitive skills and mental well-being, as well as lower levels of stress and loneliness. For children, reading for pleasure is associated with better attention, memory, academic achievement, and mental health. In older adults, regular reading is associated with slower c
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Why Postmenopausal Women Should Start THIS Exercise Now
Research shows that aerobic exercise may improve cognitive function in postmenopausal females. adamkaz · E+/Getty Regular aerobic exercise can significantly improve thinking skills like planning and decision making in postmenopausal women, according to recent research. The greatest cognitive benefits were observed in those who engaged in 45 minutes of moderate aerobic activity four times per week. With two-thirds of Alzheimer’s cases occurring in older women, exercising during and after men
CDC Reveals Who Suffers From Fatigue MOST—Are You at Risk?
A CDC report shows that women and young adults are more likely to experience frequent fatigue. ArtistGNDphotography · E+/Getty A recent report from the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) showed that nearly 3 in 4 adults in the United States report experiencing fatigue. Women and younger adults reported the highest rates of frequent fatigue. Adults with frequent fatigue were more likely to report symptoms of depression and anxiety, as well as cognitive difficulties. Frequent f
The Whole Grain Amount That Could SAVE Your Heart
Consuming 4 to 6 servings of whole grains per day could offer significant heart health benefits, according to a new study. Viktoriya Skorikova/Moment/Getty Images A large meta-analysis suggests that eating more whole grains may offer substantial cardiovascular benefits. The findings show that every additional 48 grams of whole grains consumed per day was associated with improvements in body weight, waist circumference, total cholesterol, and inflammatory markers. The greatest cardiometabolic
What Matters More for Weight Loss Than CALORIES?
Recent research shows that diet quality may help improve overall health more than just counting calories. fcafotodigital · E+/Getty A two-year study found that a Mediterranean-style diet and a calorie-focused weight loss program led to similar amounts of weight loss. People following the Mediterranean-style diet saw greater improvements in diet quality and were more likely to say they would recommend the program. Experts say calorie balance remains important for weight loss, while choosing h
The Dairy-Prostate Cancer Link Most Men DON'T Know About
A survey suggests that only 20% of U.S. males know that milk and dairy products are potentially linked to prostate cancer risk. Eva-Katalin/E+/Getty Images A new survey found that only 1 in 5 men in the United States is aware of the potential link between dairy product consumption and prostate cancer risk. Only 20% of men surveyed said they had received information from a medical professional about how nutrition can impact prostate cancer risk. Body fat and family history might have a bigger
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Why Coffee Boosts Your Mood BEFORE You Even Drink It
The aroma of cofee may help boost your mood, according to recent research. Busakorn Pongparnit · Moment/Getty The aroma of coffee may help improve mood and reduce feelings of stress, according to a small study of healthy young adults. Smelling coffee was linked to reductions in tension, fatigue, confusion, and other negative mood measures, although researchers found no significant changes in heart rate. The benefits may be linked more to expectations and conditioned responses than to direct
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'The Pitt' Star Says Early Detection SAVED Her Life
Katherine LaNassa. Photo by Emily Sandifer Emmy winner Katherine LaNasa, who plays Nurse Dana on The Pitt, was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer following a routine mammogram. LaNasa underwent surgery and radiation treatment before landing her role on the hit medical drama. Now cancer-free, LaNasa is encouraging women to get regular mammograms and understand their personal breast cancer risk. Emmy winner Katherine LaNasa may be best known for her beloved role as “Nurse Dana” on the acclai
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The Sleep Mistake That Could Trigger Heart FAILURE
A new study suggests that light exposure during sleep could raise the risk of cardiovascular disease. Yana Iskayeva/Moment/Getty Images New research shows that even dim light during sleep may thicken heart muscle walls and reduce heart flexibility, potentially raising cardiovascular risk. The findings build on prior evidence linking nighttime light exposure to cardiovascular disease risk. Optimizing your sleep environment can help protect your heart health. Sleeping in dark conditions may b
Why 1 in 3 Young Women Skip THIS Life-Saving Screening
According to recent research, nearly 32% of females in their 20s have never had a cervical screening. MoMo Productions · DigitalVision/Getty Recent research found that nearly 1 in 3 women ages 21 to 29 had never been screened for cervical cancer as of 2023, up from about 1 in 8 in 2005. Researchers also found disparities in never-screening based on factors including race and ethnicity, education, and insurance coverage. Regional- and distant-stage cervical cancer incidence each increased by
Entertainment
Red Sea Film Festival CANCELS 2026—What Happened?
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Festival, the most prominent film event and market in the Arab world, has canceled its sixth edition that was scheduled to take place from Dec. 3 to 12. The event will return in the fourth quarter of 2027 with a “renewed vision and a program that continues to celebrate cinema […]
Bestselling Novelist's Directing Debut: 'If This Is a DREAM'
Maha Harada spent two decades building scenes on the page before she ever stood behind a camera. Now 64, the best-selling Japanese author is making her feature directorial debut with “In My Father’s Room,” a film adapted from her own short story “An Unnecessary Man,” and it arrives in competition at the San Sebastian Film […]
Kylie Jenner Takes $5 Million LOSS on Mansion Sale
Reality TV superstar and fashion mogul Kylie Jenner has finally found a buyer for her longtime California mansion, offloading the home for $15.3 million.
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Why Podcasters Are Becoming AUTHORS—And What It Means
Successful podcasters are increasingly becoming authors themselves, transforming their popular shows into books. This "win-win" scenario for creators and audiences will likely continue as long as the books offer substantial added value beyond the podcast.
'A Teacher's Gift' Lands U.K. Distribution Deal
British South Asian drama “A Teacher’s Gift” has landed U.K. theatrical distribution through Peccadillo Pictures, the independent distributor known for its LGBTQ+ and world cinema output. The deal confirms the film’s BIFA-qualifying status and puts it in contention for the British Independent Film Awards. Eric Ollerenshaw produces the film, which was shot in the Midlands […]
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Factor Meal Delivery: Tender Salmon, But Room to GROW
Factor home-delivery meals have mastered the art of a juicy, medium-rare steak. But inconsistency is still an issue.
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