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Across major retailers, Prime Big Deal Days are expanding discounts on vacuums, with Roborock, Dyson, Shark and Bissell offering steep drops. Buyers are weighing cordless, robot and steam-clean options, comparing runtimes, attachments and long-term value amid a flurry of sale highlights.
The Los Angeles Rams have added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald returns from retirement, forming a fearsome pass-rush duo alongside Matthew Stafford as they pursue a second Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
Céline Dion has returned to full live performance with a sold‑out 26‑show residency at the Plenitude Arena outside Paris. The 58‑year‑old has opened the run with a 2‑hour, 25‑song set; she has been performing despite a 2022 diagnosis of stiff‑person syndrome and has adjusted keys and pacing to protect her voice and stamina.
Frontier AI leaders are pushing for unity on safety standards and independent evaluators inside companies. Amodei argues for pacing the frontier and global coordination, while critics warn this could invite regulatory capture and slow innovation. OpenAI and Anthropic have signalled willingness to coordinate on safeguards.
Matthew Rhys has become the first actor to win two lead acting Emmys in a single night, taking honors for Widow’s Bay (comedy) and The Beast in Me (limited series). He also holds a previous lead drama win, making him the first man to win in all three lead acting categories. Apple TV+’s Widow’s Bay dominates the night with 14 wins.
Ed Sheeran has publicly condemned the Gaza crisis as catastrophic and unjustifiable while maintaining a stance that his shows are not political. The controversy surrounding Macklemore’s removal from the Loop Tour is shaping discussions about freedom of speech, venue decisions, and the balance between art and politics.
The season premiere of CBS News’s 60 Minutes has delivered lower viewership than last year’s opener, with around 7.9 million total viewers and a sharper drop in the 25–54 demographic. The shift follows a leadership reshuffle at CBS News and ongoing questions about editorial direction, while CBS touts online reach and cross-platform strategy.
A federal judge has ordered the White House to suspend President Trump’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico while their lawsuit proceeds, after the outlets sued saying their press credentials were revoked without notice. The administration has argued the ban is lawful and raised national security concerns; the court has required a prompt response.
Leaders across tech and policy are pressing for stronger safeguards as AI development accelerates. Industry chiefs warn against over-regulation while regulators push for concrete rules. New warnings about existential risk and recent security incidents are accelerating the debate.
A federal judge has ordered the White House to reinstate press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after the administration revoked their access. The networks have returned to the television pool, but the White House has continued to exclude some reporters from specific events and omitted CNN from Air Force One pool listings for a presidential trip to Tennessee.
A federal judge has ordered the White House to restore press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico for 14 days, finding the outlets likely were denied due process. Journalists were briefly barred Thursday despite the order; the administration says it needed time to reinstate badges as Chinese leader Xi Jinping visited Washington.
The United States has recovered from a three-point deficit to beat the International team 17-13 at Medinah Country Club. The Americans have won nine of 12 singles matches on Sunday; Jacob Bridgeman has clinched the victory with a par on the 18th. Brandt Snedeker has praised his players and singled out rookies including Jackson Koivun.
Several outlets have filed to block enforcement of a ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico, arguing it violates First and Fifth Amendment rights. A district court has ordered temporary restoration of access for 14 days while the case proceeds.
Gates has warned that AI is powerful enough to drive events with catastrophic consequences, urging law enforcement and policymakers to implement safeguards. The remarks come as tech leaders push for a measured pace in AI development amid rising concerns about misuse and the potential for mass harm.
Iran has proposed a seven-day cease-fire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as part of a broader deal to lift sanctions and resume diplomacy. President Trump has rejected the proposal and signaled readiness to resume airstrikes if talks fail. US officials say the US will not lift the naval blockade, while Iran warns of defending its security if attacked.
Jalen Brunson has hosted Saturday Night Live, becoming the first Knicks player to host since 2007. The episode opened the Knicks’ season after their title victory, featuring questions from Brunson’s teammates in the monologue and a series of sketches.
Moore has been injured after a late hit by Desman Stephens II during the Ducks’ game against USC. He has movement in all extremities and has been treated at a Los Angeles hospital. Stephens has been ejected for targeting and USC won 41-27. Raiola and Raiola led Oregon’s offense in relief.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has warned that AI could be powerful enough to cause a billion deaths if misused. He is calling for government oversight and safeguards, arguing that a modest overhead to industry is necessary for monitoring. Other tech leaders echo concerns, while some politicians resist regulation.
Portnoy confirms Barstool will no longer appear on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff after tensions with Ohio State and coach Ryan Day. Fox Sports has terminated or scaled back Barstool's presence as the Big Ten deal pressures traditional programming; Portnoy says Day complained and threatened to pull access. Barstool's FS1 show remains on air.
The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal on a high-profile case over a slogan worn on student sweatshirts, leaving a lower-court ruling in place that allowed a middle school to ban the phrase Let’s Go Brandon as vulgar speech. The case centers on a U.S. school district that banned the shirts, arguing the political message is outweighed by vulgarity in a school setting. The decision touches on limits of political expression in schools as well as how vulgarity is defined in youth apparel.
Prime Video will stream the Emmys worldwide for free starting 2027, ending the rotating broadcast wheel that previously moved the ceremony among ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC. The six-year deal makes Prime Video the ceremony’s permanent home, with no Prime subscription required for viewers in more than 240 countries.
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating whether the White House television press pool violated antitrust laws by halting coverage of President Trump last month; reporters have been restored to access after a court order, and pool coverage has resumed as the DOJ reviews potential antitrust implications.
The president’s move to allow Russian diesel into global markets has drawn swift criticism from lawmakers who say Congress was not consulted. Officials warn the policy could fund Moscow’s war while doing little to relieve U.S. fuel prices amid ongoing energy volatility.
The plan to publicly livestream the Fort Hood firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan has drawn praise from supporters and sharp condemnation from opponents. Officials say the decision reflects a hardline stance on crime, while critics warn it could boost terrorism recruitment and risk American personnel overseas.
A 42-year-old man has died after being ejected from a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday afternoon. Police have said the man struck other riders before falling under the ride; detectives from the Cobb County major crimes unit have opened an investigation. Six Flags has closed nine similar rides across its parks while authorities review the incident.
Netflix has announced Peter Rice will replace Bela Bajaria as Chief Content Officer. Rice, a former Fox and Disney executive, will oversee global content, including scripted, unscripted, films and live events. Bajaria is leaving after nearly a decade, amid a period of layoffs and a drive to diversify content, including live sports.
The Patriots have announced the death of Jon Morris, a defining early center for the franchise who played from 1964 to 1974 and later contributed as a broadcaster. His passing, confirmed by the team and reported by multiple outlets, marks the loss of a key figure in Patriots history.