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TSMC is reportedly sold out until 2028 and even its next-gen Arizona fab is fully booked before it has even been built
TSMC's new N2 node selling like hot, er, chips.
'I sent eight letters': Drivers hope for payout from car finance redress scheme
Millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation with the financial regulator setting out how to apply
Rec Room shutting down after failing to become 'sustainability profitable'
'Our costs always ended up overwhelming the revenue we brought in.'
Canneseries 2026 Dials Up U.S. Presence With HBO Opening Series ‘Half Man,’ Scott Free’s Latest ‘Terror’ Season and Apple TV+’s ‘Star City’
The Hollywood studios may be sitting out the Cannes Film Festival but a more than respectable cohort of major U.S. players will hit Canneseries, Cannes TV festival, a month earlier. They are led by HBO with Richard Gadd’s highly anticipated “Half Man” which opens the French TV
Lebanese justice minister calls for Israel negotiations to avert humanitarian catastrophe
Lebanese justice minister warns of 'dramatic' situation in the country as Israeli floats extended buffer zone on its southern border. Nassar calls for diplomacy to avert a catastrophe as he lashes at Hezbolahh for sabotaging diplomatic efforts by not laying down weapons.
Russia's Lavrov says regime change plans in Iran and Venezuela were about oil
MOSCOW, March 31 (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday that U.S. plans to unfurl regime change in Iran and Venezuela were aimed at gaining more control over oil and gas resources. Lavrov said the United States and Israel did not want normalisation
‘Something out of the ordinary’: why are Japan’s oysters dying en masse?
A death rate of up to 90%, attributed to warming seas, is threatening the trade in Hiroshima prefecture, which produces most of the country’s farmed oysters The Kure oyster festival is doing a brisk trade in beer and grilled meat on sticks. But the longest queues are in front
Fastest Art Heist in History?
Thieves walk off with three masterpieces in under three minutes, photos from No Kings, new galleries for the Brooklyn Museum's Africa collection, and more.
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‘The Drama’ Review: Robert Pattinson and Zendaya in a Half-Funny, Half-Baked Squirm Comedy of Extreme Marital Jitters
In "The Drama," a squirm comedy that’s supposed to hinge on the ultimate case of marital jitters, Robert Pattinson gives one of the twitchiest performances in the history of twitchy performances.
You can’t have a religious war with an irreligious nation
The last time the United States was preparing to invade a Middle Eastern country, there was a lot of angst around the idea that the United States was leading some kind of religious war against Islam. When then-President George W. Bush stumbled in remarks about what was being
The world’s largest humanoid robot maker is going public
China’s Unitree is profitable, scaling fast, and cutting prices even as most humanoid robots remain far from mass adoption.
The Age of Dinosaurs
"Ruminating on extinction, under the slanted tutelage of my child, felt like a responsible thing to do."
Supreme Court’s path on birthright citizenship may hinge on 1940 law
As the Supreme Court gears up for blockbuster arguments on President Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions this week, the justices still have a way to bypass deciding if it's constitutional. Much of the attention heading into Wednesday’s clash has focused on whether
Student loan borrowers face deadline to leave SAVE: What's next?
The Education Department has added another curveball into the student loan changes set for this summer, telling millions of borrowers they need to get out of the Biden-era Saving on Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan by the end of the August. SAVE, which was officially
Sharon Horgan, Russell T Davies Among Keynote Speakers at SXSW London
South by Southwest has revealed the first wave of films and keynote speakers for the film program of its U.K. spinoff festival SXSW London, which takes place June 1-6. Among the speakers will be actress, writer, producer and director Sharon Horgan, whose credits include
Schumer faces discontent from Democrats running for the Senate
Dissatisfaction is emerging with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) among Democrats running for Senate seats in this year's elections. The question of backing Schumer as Democratic leader has become a new litmus test, with several candidates — even in purple and red
SXSW London: Sharon Horgan, Russell T Davies and Tom Quinn Set as Keynote Speakers
The event also announced three world premieres as part of its Screen Festival.
Republicans worry about uphill climb in paying for next GOP-only bill
Fiscal hawks are airing concerns about finding cuts to offset the spending in a second GOP-only package Republicans are looking to assemble, which could include funds for parts of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the military operation in Iran and other policy
Lawmakers stare down even longer DHS shutdown as TSA pressure lifts — for now
The record-setting shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is hurtling along with no end in sight and no discernable pressure point to hasten its conclusion. Congress frequently needs an outside nudge to break stubborn political logjams. And, as in past battles
GOP’s DHS funding battle turns up the heat on House-Senate Republican civil war
Republicans in the House and Senate are in a battle over how to move forward with funding the Department of Homeland Security after the two chambers took diametrically opposed paths last week in approving bills to fund the embattled DHS. The standoff has left both sides
Banking beyond the law
A centuries-old network of secret codes and shadowy brokers continues to outpace financial systems controlled by the state - by Miles Kellerman Read on Aeon
