Red Hot Chili Peppers Donned Their Bushiest Rick Rubin Beards for Wild Rock Hall Performance
The band honored the legendary producer and Musical Excellence Award recipient with "Give It Away"
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Dutch government holds weekend crisis talks to stave off collapse
Prime Minister Rob Jetten has struggled to rein in political infighting within his minority coalition, a crisis that culminated when disagreements arose over a so-called "millionaire's tax" proposed by left-wing opposition parties.
Netflix's New 12-Part Sci-Fi Mystery Already Feels Like a Masterpiece Just 3 Episodes In
Fool Night turns a bleak sci-fi premise into an visually stunning mystery that rewards patience.
Giant, prehistoric rodent fossils discovered in southern Thailand
An international team of paleontologists, including researchers from McGill University, has discovered "remarkably large" rodent fossils in the pit of a mine in southern Thailand. The finding, published in Scientific Reports, provides a new perspective on the early
The real-life Indiana Jones who trained Gaddafi, made a safari fortune and hates influencers
He's a wildlife expert and a wild-life expert
A Dead Star Is Flashing Radio Waves Every 8 Minutes
And its partner looks a lot like the Sun The post A Dead Star Is Flashing Radio Waves Every 8 Minutes appeared first on Nautilus .
How to Watch Billy Evans’ First TV Interview About ‘You Can See Everything’ Online
Billy Evans is speaking out about his portrayal in Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s hit documentary “You Can See Everything.” The longtime partner of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes sits down with CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman for his first television
Suspected China spy linked to Nvidia's ex-boss left in 2025, Megaspeed says
The Nvidia scandal has raised questions over whether advanced AI chips ended up in China, despite US restrictions.
Robert Christgau and Carola Dibbell Talk New Documentary ‘The Last Critic’ and Staying Crazy in Love
A new film focuses on the legendary music critic. It’s also a portrait of a rock & roll marriage that's lasted more than 50 years
Estonian drone maker targeted in 'GRU-ordered' sabotage attempt, PM says
Prime Minister Kristen Michal said Estonia was preparing to potentially close its border with Russia to "reduce the risks to our people and national security."
No One Injured After Gunman Opens Fire On Xbox Studio
The Xbox-owned studio inXile Entertainment confirmed that no developers were hurt
Tyler, The Creator Performs Live Debuts And Rarities At Camp Flog Gnaw 2026
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ASEAN, China reach provisional agreement on 80% of South China Sea code, says Philippines
Negotiations on the long-awaited South China Sea Code of Conduct remain unfinished despite substantial progress, as ASEAN leaders also discuss Myanmar's political crisis and transboundary haze.
Wu-Tang Clan, Billy Idol, Phil Collins Enter Rock Hall at All-Star Induction Ceremony
Bearded Red Hot Chili Peppers honor Rick Rubin, U2 serve as surprise openers, Aerosmith and Run-D.M.C. reunite, Oprah Winfrey inducts Luther Vandross and more
This RTS inspired by Star Wars: Empire at War promises colossal space encounters and planetary battles with 'hundreds of thousands of units'
Horu is expected to launch at the end of next year.
Southeast Asian nations sign digital trade deal to ease payments and cut paperwork
Online shopping and digital services are growing across Southeast Asia, but businesses still face different rules in each country. ASEAN’s new agreement aims to make it easier to sell, receive payments and share data across the region.
Live updates: Trump cabinet talks Nvidia, FAA scandals; Alaska Senate race still uncalled
Treasury Secretary Sean Duffy is set to appear on several Sunday news talk shows after a rare Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) nationwide ground stop disrupted flights across the country Friday. It was only the second of such stoppage to happen in the U.S. since the Sept.
Israeli troops in Syria: Boredom, tension and the risk of creating new enemies
Lacking an enemy or clear policy in its bid to keep the border safe, the Israeli army dreams up home invasions and other hostile operations, soldiers in the sector say. 'They'll eventually turn their anger on us,' one officer warns
Vitamin C could help block cancer-linked chemicals in your stomach, study finds
Scientists have discovered that vitamin C may help prevent potentially cancer-causing chemicals from forming in the stomach after eating foods containing nitrates and nitrites. A new mathematical model suggests that taking vitamin C after meals could reduce these harmful
US floated idea swapping Ukrainian territory for NATO membership: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said U.S. negotiators floated the possibility of Ukraine surrendering in the eastern Donbas region and conceding it to Russia in exchange for NATO membership. “The Americans raised a question: ‘What if Ukraine joins NATO? Would Ukraine
Security breaches, tarmac collision exacerbate FAA ground stop aftermath
Security breaches in Denver and Dallas and a tarmac collision in Miami are exacerbating the aftermath of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) grounding of all flights Friday. The collision at Miami International Airport (MIA) occurred at 9:15 p.m. EST on Saturday when
Bessent, Congress zero in on Lutnick’s role in Nvidia-Megaspeed scandal
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is facing heat in Washington, including from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, over his approach to AI chip export controls amid Nvidia's national security scandal. Reports emerged this week that Lutnick took a softer line on Nvidia over the
A common osteoporosis drug blocked spinal damage in a surprising new study
Scientists have uncovered a surprising genetic connection to spinal degeneration and found that an existing osteoporosis drug can prevent damaging mineral buildup in zebrafish spines. The discovery could pave the way for new treatments that slow or prevent a major cause of
Slayer’s Tom Araya Scolds Crowd Over Behavior At LA Show
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Xbox’s 25th Birthday Was All Over the Place
Asha Sharma and Microsoft used Xbox's 25th anniversary to say more about Doom, Wolfenstein, Halo, AI, and its heroic past
New observations challenge evidence for an 'outsize' black hole in the early universe
A recent reanalysis of the outsize black hole galaxy UHZ1 using existing X-ray data and new infrared observations challenges a previous groundbreaking claim. Three years ago, this galaxy made news for hosting an unusually massive and heavily dust-obscured black hole formed
The Sony Aibo was a robot revolution dressed like a dog
In the 1990s, Sony was absolutely convinced that we were on the precipice of a robot takeover. Pretty soon, the company decided, we'd all be living among countless humanoid robots. Some would be our coworkers; others would be our friends; and at least one would be our pet. And
Three commercial vessels struck by drones near Romania's black sea, PM says
Romania's Prime Minister called the attack on the three vessels Saturday 'unacceptable' and a 'violation of international law'. A day prior, a separate cargo-bound vessel was also struck. No injuries were reported.
NASA warns this year's Monster El Niño could be even bigger than legendary 1997 event
NASA scientists warn that the rapidly intensifying 2026 El Niño could surpass the historic 1997-98 event, which triggered devastating weather extremes around the world. Satellite data reveal striking similarities between the two, raising the possibility of major rainfall and
Thessaloniki Awards: Jacqueline Lentzou’s ‘A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra’ Wins the Golden Alexander
Jacqueline Lentzou’s “A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra” won the top prize Sunday at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, taking home the Golden Alexander for best feature film in the Arrivals international competition section. The Greek filmmaker’s sophomore feature
Uranus and Neptune’s bizarre magnetic fields may finally be explained
The strange, wildly tilted magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune have puzzled scientists since NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft explored the planets in the 1980s. New simulations suggest that extreme conditions deep inside these icy giants create unusual electrical properties that
Iran targets US military base in Bahrain with drone attack
It marks the second attack on the country in three days and comes as the US and Iran remain locked in a stand-off over the Strait of Hormuz.
Taiwan Indigenous farmer revives climate-resilient millet
Indigenous farmer Banu Ismahasan walks through a golden field of tall stalks in southeastern Taiwan, harvesting by hand the grain heads of an ancient crop resistant to extreme weather.
Record immigration day in El Hierro as 1,488 arrive in Canary Islands
12 cayucos carrying 1,235 people reached El Hierro on Saturday, and two more boats reached Gran Canaria and Tenerife. The Canaries saw 1,488 arrivals in a day and over 2,300 in two days; President Clavijo said they are overwhelmed.
South Korea's top scorer in tax accountancy exam admits cheating
Han Won-seok, 34, confessed to using a hidden camera and AI to get a near-perfect mark on the significant test.
McIlroy wins record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai title
Rory McIlroy won his eighth Race to Dubai title to tie the record of Scotland's Colin Montgomerie after a dramatic final round of the season-ending $10 million DP World Tour Championship on Sunday. The tournament itself was a runaway win for England's Tyrrell Hatton (66) but
'Inside Gaza' wins best documentary at Montreal's Cinemania film festival
"Inside Gaza," a documentary that follows journalists from global news agency AFP after the October 7, 2023 attack, received the Best Documentary Film award at Montreal's Cinemania Film Festival on Saturday. Directed by Helene Lam Trong, the 72-minute film follows the daily
Red Hot Chili Peppers Perform As Rick Rubins At Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2026
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More foreigners seek health screenings in South Korea
The growth is linked to good test quality, many checks in one place, fast results and language support.
Nations grapple with loss of 1.5C target at UN climate summit
For a decade, the 1.5C goal has served as the north star of climate action, a line nations pledged to hold to avoid the worst ravages of a warming planet.
El Salvador's President sends troops to fight Haiti's street gangs
El Salvador's president, who is accused of overseeing widespread abuses, is being hailed in Haiti as a savior by some residents after he sent troops to fight gang violence.