Stephen Curry is set to be re-evaluated after suffering a hamstring strain in Game 1 against the Timberwolves, leaving the Warriors to navigate the playoffs without their star player for at least three games.
In a shocking escalation, India launched missile strikes in Pakistan, killing at least 26 people, including children. The strikes, part of 'Operation Sindoor', have triggered a severe military response from Pakistan, raising fears of an all-out war.
A new leak reveals Samsung's upcoming One UI 8 Watch update for Galaxy Watch, featuring Google Gemini and innovative health tracking capabilities like the Antioxidant Index. Get ready for a smarter wearable experience!
The conclave to elect a new pope begins May 7. Discover the intricate rituals, key terms, and what to expect as the world waits for the white smoke signaling a new pontiff.
Starting May 20, Genshin Impact players in the U.S. must verify their age to comply with a $20 million FTC settlement. Failure to do so by July 18 will result in account suspension and loss of data.
Voice of America is currently off the air but may soon partner with One America News, raising concerns about its transformation into a tool for Trump's agenda. Staff members fear for the integrity of journalism at VOA.
Sony's PlayStation Studios has announced the formation of teamLFG, a new studio led by veterans from Bungie and other major franchises, focused on creating immersive team-based action games. With a mission to foster community and connection, the studio promises exciting gameplay and player involvement in development.
Former President Joe Biden explains his controversial decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential election, claiming it wouldn't have changed the outcome. Critics argue he left Kamala Harris with little time to campaign against Trump, raising questions about the impact of his timing.
Netflix is testing a new short-form video feature to compete with TikTok and YouTube Shorts, aiming to enhance viewer engagement with personalized clips of original titles. This move comes as audiences shift towards quicker entertainment.
The beloved sisters from 'Practical Magic' are back! Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reprise their roles in a sequel set to enchant audiences on September 18, 2026. Don't miss the magic!
