Morocco beats World Cup co-host Canada 3-0 and advances to quarterfinals
It’s Morocco’s second straight appearance in the quarterfinals after becoming the first African team to reach the semifinals in 2022.
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Spend Your Fourth Of July Figuring Out If Marvel Rivals Shrank Captain America’s Bulge
In a matter of days, players believe NetEase may have eased up on their hottest skin of the summer
Trump sneaks in Nobel Prize jab while touting America's achievements
President Trump slipped a familiar grievance into his remarks at Mount Rushmore on the eve of the nation’s 250th birthday, complaining about not having won a Nobel Prize. The aside came as Trump rattled off a list of inventions and advancements pioneered by Americans, while
‘I Will Find You’ Star Britt Lower on Rachel’s ‘Spidey Sense’ and Why [SPOILER] as the Murderous Villain Was ‘Perfect Casting’
SPOILER ALERT: This story includes key storylines and details about “I Will Find You,” now streaming on Netflix. Harlan Coben’s latest Netflix murder mystery series, “I Will Find You,” appears to have captured most everyone’s attention. Just look at the numbers. As Variety’s
Brandon Sanderson explains why Fourth Wing became such a huge hit ⭐
Brandon Sanderson believes Fourth Wing became a fantasy phenomenon thanks to a 20-year nostalgia cycle fueled by Eragon and How to Train Your Dragon.
Ancient teeth from Siberia rewrite the plague's timeline, dating back to over 5,500 years ago
Scientists have found the oldest known evidence of the plague, which sparked deadly outbreaks dating back about 5,500 years ago—some 200 years earlier than previously thought.
Akira Ikezoe’s Frogs and Bears Have Something Urgent to Tell Us
The cartoonish earnestness of both artist and artwork belies a sharp attentiveness to the catastrophes unfolding around us.
Bleach enters its final stage with episode 1 premiere at Anime Expo
At Anime Expo, fans got their first taste of The Calamity with an exclusive debut of the first episode of Bleach’s final season.
Celebrities counter Trump's America 250 rhetoric with ‘On Tyranny’ reading
A star-studded cast released a reading of Timothy Snyder’s popular anti-propagandist book “On Tyranny” as counterprogramming to the White House-led celebrations for America’s 250th on Saturday. The video, which was narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker, featured celebrities like
80 vials of fentanyl stolen from Rome hospital, enough for 20,000 doses
80 vials have disappeared from the capital's Jewish hospital pharmacy, with no sign of a break‑in. The synthetic opioid, 100 times stronger than morphine and a national emergency in North America, sparks an emergency meeting at Palazzo Chigi.
Justice Department says Adani case should end because of foreign jurisdiction, small chance of success
WASHINGTON, July 4 - The Justice Department said on Saturday it wants to drop charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani because the case is primarily foreign, hard to prove and inconsistent with the agency's current priorities.
Inside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding: Everything We Learned About the Star-Studded Ceremony at Madison Square Garden
As you’ve probably heard, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got married on Friday and summoned a firestorm of non-stop media coverage. In case you’ve had a hard time keeping pace, let this be your guide to all the most important details of the star-studded ceremony at Madison
Former presidents reflect on America at 250: ‘Constant work in progress’
Former Presidents Joe Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton on Saturday marked the U.S.’s 250th birthday with messages reflecting on both U.S. history and the future of the country. Their sentiments struck a common theme: the U.S. has prospered since its founding
Charles Seliger Painted Nature’s Invisible Architecture
One of the youngest Abstract Expressionists, the artist charted an independent path guided by the beauty and intricacy of cellular structures.
Hollywood Movies Have Always Been About America. On the 250th July 4, Are They Still?
A few days ago, the New York Times ran a provocative listicle entitled “What Is the Definitive Movie About America?” Their writers came up with a couple of inspired choices, like “Dazed and Confused,” along with a handful of head-scratchers (“Disclosure Day”? “The Florida
A View From the Easel With Arghavan Khosravi
“It feels like I am spending my time doing what I love.”
Go (1999) is waiting to be rediscovered on Netflix
Doug Liman's post-Tarantino comedy of errors was a video-store favorite, and now it's on streaming.
35 years ago, Final Fantasy 4 achieved something even the best RPGs rarely do
Final Fantasy 4 is unique among RPGs for the way it combines characterization with combat roles
Common nanostructures may explain shared photoproperties in two widespread dark materials
A newly developed framework for understanding the photoproperties of both natural organic matter and eumelanin, a natural pigment responsible for dark colors in organisms, may inspire advanced sustainable technologies, scientists say.
'Liberty of action' is an overlooked freedom
Alexis de Tocqueville's concept of "liberty of action" is still relevant today, as people come together to make a positive difference in their communities through acts of kindness and connection.
New gold rush as massive mining operation looks to pull $8B out of California’s Mother Lode
The Fremont Mine first opened during California's Gold Rush before operations were halted in 1942.
Diamonds are forever: Karlovy Vary film festival honours Dustin Hoffman on its 60th anniversary
The largest cultural event in the Czech Republic, the Karlovy Vary international film festival is just getting underway with the famous spa town celebrating its diamond 60th edition. Jiri Skacel delves into the festival's past to explain its increasing popularity among younger
