Let’s be honest: probably not. If you bought anything remotely decent in the last few years, chances are it still runs fast enough, takes photos sharp enough, and scrolls TikTok smoothly enough to make the “upgrade cycle” feel like an increasingly transparent sales tactic. The same goes for tablets, laptops, gaming rigs, headphones basically every … Read more
A leading international economist is warning that President Donald Trump’s aggressive push to invest federal money directly into America’s largest technology companies could destabilize the U.S. economy, damage innovation, and accelerate the decline of America’s global technological dominance. Earlier this year, Trump ordered the federal government to purchase $8.9 billion in Intel stock, marking one … Read more
Three of the largest U.S. insurance providers are taking a strikingly cautious stance toward artificial intelligence, requesting permission to exclude AI-related risks from their policies. In an industry built on cold, empirical risk analysis, that hesitation speaks volumes. Why insurance companies matter in the AI conversation Unlike startups, venture capitalists, or hype-driven markets, insurance companies … Read more
Big Sean and Usher global superstars and proud Boys & Girls Clubs alumni are investing $1 million each to empower the next generation of Detroit creators. Their combined $2 million commitment will establish the Detroit Entertainment Innovation Incubator, a new hub for youth creativity and tech-driven career development housed inside the upcoming Michigan Central Boys … Read more
Legendary R&B powerhouse BLACKstreet has officially entered a new chapter in their storied career. The Grammy-winning group has signed a major deal with XOXO Entertainment, the label and management company helmed by acclaimed producer Adam H. Hurstfield. The group Chauncey “Black” Hannibal, Levi Little, Mark Middleton, and Eric Williams now joins a roster that includes … Read more
Joe Root has defended England’s preparation and effort after a damaging second day at the Gabba saw his side drop five catches and hand Australia control of the second Ashes Test. Australia closed on 378-6, already 44 runs ahead, leaving England facing a steep battle to keep the match and potentially the series alive. Four … Read more
The US Supreme Court has agreed to take up a major case that could reshape a foundational principle of American citizenship: whether nearly everyone born on US soil is automatically recognized as a US citizen. The case carries enormous legal, political, and humanitarian implications and could affect hundreds of thousands of families every year. Trump … Read more
Netflix has struck a landmark $72bn (£54bn) deal to purchase the film and streaming operations of Warner Bros Discovery, beating out competitors Comcast and Paramount Skydance after a lengthy bidding process. The acquisition hands Netflix major franchises such as Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and the HBO Max streaming platform. The agreement, which still requires … Read more
Scotland manager Steve Clarke says his squad are ready to “bring a little bit of magic” to next year’s World Cup after being handed a nostalgic and challenging group featuring Brazil, Morocco and Haiti. The draw marks Scotland’s long-awaited return to the men’s finals after a 28-year absence, and it reunites them with two opponents … Read more
Delta Air Lines passengers across the U.S. and Europe faced widespread disruption Friday morning after a major computer outage forced all Delta departures at Detroit Metropolitan Airport to grind to a halt one of the airline’s largest and most critical hubs. The trouble began around 5 a.m. local time, when the FAA issued an immediate … Read more