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Why ‘Heated Rivalry’ isn’t eligible for the Emmy Awards
“Heated Rivalry” launched a worldwide phenomenon when it first premiered in November 2025.
Emmys 2026: See the full list of nominees
The countdown to the 78th Emmy Awards is on.
Palestinian doctor held by Israel for 18 months is in dire condition, advocates say
A prominent Palestinian doctor who could face “imminent death” in Israeli custody must be immediately released, a United Nations inquiry and experts have urged.
Jayson Tatum on whether he regrets not doing more to stop the Jaylen Brown trade
Last week, when news broke that the Boston Celtics were trading star Jaylen Brown, it sent shock waves across the NBA.
Ex-Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum arrested on drug possession charges
Former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum has been arrested on drug possession charges in Alabama after police say they pulled him over for erratic driving and found marijuana and meth in his vehicle.
North Carolina Republican operative shaping the state’s early voting plans is reassigned
North Carolina state Auditor Dave Boliek has reassigned a staffer working on state election preparations following reporting illustrating how the longtime Republican operative was using his position to shape county’s early voting plans.
Apple to spend $30 billion in Broadcom chips deal
Apple plans to spend more than $30 billion as part of a chip-supply agreement reached earlier this week with Broadcom that will also see the chipmaker expand a factory in Colorado, the companies said on Wednesday.
Meta’s answer to secret-recording AI glasses
Meta says it’s cracking down on people who use a drill to disable a key privacy feature on AI Ray-Ban glasses. Joanna Stern breaks it down.
‘CatsOnACouch’ Instagram creator sues after being barred from JD Vance event
Amanda McGonigle, who runs the Instagram account @catsonacouch, was waiting to attend a vice presidential event in Bangor, Maine, when five armed Secret Service agents approached her in line.
The number of job titles that involve AI, even outside the tech world, is surging
New data from job board Indeed finds the number of jobs that have listings with “AI” in the title have tripled from 2022 to 2026, from less than 3% to more than 8%.