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Trump’s AI infrastructure push: OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank unite for $500B ‘Stargate.’ Data centers & jobs to keep US leading the global AI race.

Netflix bumps all plan prices, including a first-time hike for its ad tier. New monthly costs range up to $24.99, stirring user debate.

KPMG eyes owning a US law firm, marking a bold push into the legal industry. As regulatory challenges loom, the move could reshape how companies seek integrated audit and legal services.

Donald Trump’s new executive order swiftly ends remote work for federal workers, forcing a return to full-time office schedules. While the White House insists it’ll boost productivity, critics argue remote jobs have helped keep government efficient and cost-effective.

Instagram unveils Edits, a video editing app boasting advanced transitions, layered audio, and seamless Reels integration—timed as TikTok ban concerns rise for creators seeking a reliable option.

TikTok revives its U.S. service after securing new political assurances, preventing penalties for its service providers and safeguarding access for over 170 million American users. Learn how this last-minute agreement impacts the popular video app’s future.

“Moana 2” sails past $1 billion worldwide, becoming Disney’s third 2024 release to join the billion-dollar club and breaking Thanksgiving records along the way.

Snoop Dogg sparks controversy by performing at a D.C. crypto event honoring Donald Trump’s inauguration, leading fans to slam the rapper for contradicting his previous anti-Trump stance. Learn more about the backlash and what sparked the outrage.

David Lynch, visionary director behind Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks, dies at 78. Discover his hauntingly surreal legacy and how it forever redefined modern cinematic art.

SpaceX’s Starship suffered a catastrophic loss minutes after liftoff in Texas, highlighting the challenges of next-gen rocket development and the ambition to push Moon and Mars missions forward.

Canada’s Liberals are rallying around Mark Carney and Chrystia Freeland, each vying to succeed Justin Trudeau. While Carney’s outsider appeal clashes with Freeland’s deep cabinet experience, party insiders are counting on one of them to reignite voter enthusiasm.

The FDA bans Red No. 3 in foods, dietary supplements, and oral medications by 2027 over cancer risks in lab rats, ending a decades-long debate. Learn how this synthetic red dye’s prohibition impacts major food brands and consumer products.

Blue Origin just pulled off a big first by launching its much-anticipated New Glenn rocket this morning. Standing nearly five times taller than the company’s well-known New Shepard, New Glenn thundered into orbit carrying a special payload called the Blue Ring Pathfinder—a test module capable of moving satellites around Earth’s orbit and potentially reaching as far as the moon.

Nintendo has at last unveiled its long-rumored successor to the Switch, and it’s going by the straightforward name Nintendo Switch 2. This beefed-up console looks a lot like its famous predecessor but promises added power, a magnetic Joy-Con design, and even a second USB-C port.

Learn why TikTok is shutting down in the U.S. this Sunday. Discover how the TikTok ban will impact users, creators, and businesses, and what alternatives to explore. Stay informed on the latest TikTok updates.

Spirit Airlines is cutting 200 positions amid its ongoing bankruptcy restructuring. The move, along with other cost-saving measures, comes as the carrier plans to emerge from Chapter 11 by early 2025 and streamline its ultra-low-cost business model.

The DOT’s lawsuit against Southwest and fine against Frontier signals a rising tide of government crackdowns on chronic airline delays. As passenger complaints grow, airlines can expect steeper penalties for unrealistic flight schedules and subpar on-time performances.

Nearly 50,000 international students, including 19,582 from India, were flagged as “no-shows” at Canadian schools in March–April 2024. Learn how Canada’s International Student Compliance Regime uncovered these permit-holders who failed to attend classes.

OpenAI’s “Tasks” feature transforms ChatGPT into a truly proactive assistant, setting reminders and handling recurring tasks on your behalf. It’s a bold step toward challenging mainstays like Alexa and Siri in the competitive world of voice and virtual helpers.

Starbucks is rolling out stricter rules for store access, stepping back from the open-door restroom policy it introduced after a high-profile incident in 2018. The new guidelines ban disruptive activities and give paying customers more perks, with Starbucks insisting it’ll improve the overall café experience.

Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram, told employees Tuesday that it’s cutting about 5% of its workforce in a new wave of performance-related layoffs. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company aims to “raise the bar on performance,” focusing on replacing lower-rated workers with new hires in 2025.

China may enlist Elon Musk to avert a possible TikTok ban. Known for bridging gaps, Musk could merge US security demands with China’s cautious approach. Will he reshape global tech?

Experience Fortnite’s colossal Godzilla and Kong Collaboration with epic showdowns, new Mythic powers, and unique gear—prepare for monster-sized mayhem.

Mayor Olivia Chow’s 2025 budget proposal aims to tackle Toronto’s funding gap by raising property taxes nearly seven per cent. The move brings expanded transit, housing supports, and library hours—yet also sparks debate over whether the benefits justify the bigger bill.