Olivia Rodrigo has set a massive tour in support of her upcoming album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. The 65-date jaunt, spanning North America and Europe, kicks off on Sept. 25 in Hartford, Connecticut and runs through May 2, 2027 in Barcelona. The tour includes four nights at Brooklyn’s Barclays…
For the past two years, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta have repeatedly set records for how much they are spending on artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, the four giants did it again. In the first three months of the year, the four companies reported in their financial results, they plowed a total of $130.65 billion into…
The oft-forgotten two attempts on Ford’s life in September 1975 (both by women, both in California) failed to lift his popularity or reset his presidency because they appeared to undercut part of his agenda: The United States remained politically violent and stubbornly divided, despite Ford’s promise to heal national wounds caused by Watergate. The back-to-back…
Three years and change after Ted Lasso wrapped its third season, the Emmy-winning comedy will step back on the pitch. Apple TV announced Tuesday that the show’s fourth season will premiere Aug. 5, with the title character (Jason Sudeikis) returning to London to coach AFC Richmond’s women’s team. The streamer also released a new image…
Netflix has unveiled the new film from Argentine writer-director Damián Szifron (Wild Tales, To Catch a Killer), El sobrino, starring Leonardo Sbaraglia (Elite, Pain and Glory, Wild Tales). Rita Cortese, Luisana Lopilato, Valeria Lois and newcomer Luan Adler Fuks also feature in the cast. Netflix also promises “special appearances by Vincent Macaigne and the legendary…
WEEHAWKEN, NJ – OCTOBER 5: The sun rises behind buildings along Billionaire’s Row in New York City on October 5, 2025, as seen from Weehawken, New Jersey. (Photo by Gary Hershorn/Getty Images) Gary Hershorn | Corbis News | Getty Images A version of this article first appeared in CNBC’s Inside Wealth newsletter with Robert Frank,…
Rev. Vicki Garlock spent 30 days in September moving across Chicago, entering churches, mosques, temples and other sacred spaces. By the end of the month, she had visited 185 places of worship, setting a Guinness World Records title for the most visited in a single month. The previous benchmark stood at 76 and was raised mid-attempt…
When Anthropic told the world this month that it had built an artificial intelligence model so powerful that it was too dangerous to release widely, the company named 11 organizations as partners to help mount a defense. All were from the United States. Within two weeks, the model, called Mythos, had set off a global…
President Trump’s decision to blockade all Iranian shipments out of or into the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday morning sets up the next great test in the Iran war: Which side can endure more economic pain, Tehran’s new leadership or Mr. Trump himself? Almost everything about how this new turn in the war plays out…
Shorouk Express An important but hardly-known international agreement signed by 29 European countries has established common principles for citizenship rules, rights and duties associated to multiple citizenship, explains Claudia Delpero. It’s called the European Convention on Nationality. The agreement also clarifies the military obligations for people with multiple nationality, a topic becoming increasingly relevant as…
