The NFL has taken steps to prevent head injuries in players. Other leagues have not.

With realistic AI videos flooding the timeline, social media is becoming a fake content machine.

The outage has affected dozens of popular apps and websites. Here's everything you need to know.

America invented social media. Now, it must invent new forms of regulation that protect users and freedom of speech, argues John Wihbey.

As exciting as it was, the HBO crime drama's final episode also expanded on season-long themes like forgiveness

It only took seven minutes for thieves to execute a brazen daylight heist at the famed Louvre museum in Paris. Here's how they did it.

The sequel to 2022's 'The Black Phone' sees Ethan Hawke's murderous Grabber return from Hell to continue his reign of terror.

The Labour government must start being bold and delivering or it will keep haemorrhaging support.

As tariffs raise prices, companies and consumers have embraced waste reduction and reuse to cut costs.

Director Byun Sung-hyun on the real inspirations behind his dark disaster comedy 'Good News'

Ansari's directorial debut, in which Keanu Reeves plays a guardian angel, offers sparks of joy while taking aim at impossibility of the gig economy.

The movie feints at being about campus sexual assault or cancel culture, but it has a slightly different agenda.

Del Toro's Creature carries out barely any of the deeds that paint him as a monster following his abandonment in Mary Shelley's novel.

The Netflix documentary, made from police body camera footage, is about Susan Lorincz, who shot and killed her neighbor Ajike Owens in 2023

Kelly Reichardt's heist film is both a portrait of a charming schemer, played by Josh O'Connor, and a snapshot of 1970s Americana

"It was incredible and subconsciously terrifying to be 13 and all of the sudden everyone knows who you are, Wolfhard says.

Richard Linklater's latest collaboration with Ethan Hawke features the actor as Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart at the end of his career.

"We are on the verge of becoming a country where the right to vote exists only on paper," writes Tom Lopach.

Protest organizers say that they have spent weeks preparing attendees to remain lawfuleven if met with aggression.

Setting a limit on wealth isnt about punishing ambition. Its about preserving opportunity for everyone, argues millionaire Scott Ellis.

The latest spat over rare earth controls underscores how both sides continue to talk past each other.

The protests are "not a movement with a single ideology or identity," writes Nancy Gibbs. "Thats its strength."

Longevity researcher Dr. Eric Verdin says we dont need to wait for an anti-aging pill. We already know how to live longer and healthier.

The British Museum Ball represents Londons latest attempt to leverage fashion to elevate the nations status on the world stage.

The Duffer brothers explain why they killed fan favorite characters like Barb, Bob, Billy, and Eddie.