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Amazon quietly cut prices on One Piece, Death Note, and My Hero Academia boxsets by up to 40%. Here's what's on sale right now and how long it will last.
EU foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell rejected Moscow’s claim that Ukraine targeted government websites, calling it a fabricated pretext.
Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore turned himself in after his girlfriend accused him of domestic assault, casting uncertainty over his 2024 season.
Richard Smallwood, composer of the global anthem 'Total Praise,' has died at 77. From a segregated choir room to royal weddings, his melodies became the soundtrack of faith for millions.
Sony kicks off 2026 with three day-one indie debuts—Chroma Pulse, Ironbound Tides, and Pixel Bloom—free for PlayStation Plus subscribers all month long.
Connor McDavid captains a youthful, high-octane Team Canada that is favored to reclaim Olympic gold on European ice in 2026.
Tesla is on track for its first quarterly sales drop since 2020, as analyst forecasts point to weakening demand and rising competition.
Warren Buffett retires as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, leaving a record $184 billion cash pile and a sober warning for investors: valuations are extreme and opportunities scarce.
Brigitte Bardot, the French actress who embodied 1950s glamour and later became a polarizing activist, has died at 90, reigniting debate over her cinematic triumphs and racially charged rhetoric.
College stars are signing NBA contracts mid-season and still playing March Madness, igniting a rules firestorm that could reshape the sport.