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Labor Day deals remain available across tech, home, mattresses and fashion, but savings have cooled since the peak. Shoppers should act quickly as many offers expire tonight or soon, with some brands already returning to regular pricing.
The Republican National Committee is convening a Dallas midterm convention as Trump headlines, while NFL games are scheduled across NBC, Netflix and other networks, potentially splitting audience attention. Networks plan extensive coverage, underscoring a clash between politics and sports.
Elena Rybakina has clinched the women's title, and Alexander Zverev has secured his second Grand Slam of 2026 at the US Open, capping a season-era shift as American hopes for a major title fade. The finals have underscored a year of dominant performances by top seeds and a changing competitive landscape.
YouTube TV has informed subscribers that Court TV, Tastemade, and The Young Turks will be removed from the platform starting September 30, 2026. The change follows a renewed but narrowed collaboration with Allen Media Group, extending access to Weather Channel, Comedy.TV, Justice Central and Recipe.TV while adding new networks earlier this year. The move affects live and library content tied to the three channels.
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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.
Netflix has announced significant leadership changes and a major round of layoffs as it grapples with slowing engagement and fierce competition. The company has replaced Bela Bajaria with Peter Rice and is restructuring its film unit, while still pursuing a streaming-first strategy and exploring limited theatrical windows for certain titles.