A shocking new scandal reveals NBA figures, including coach Chauncey Billups, are entangled in illegal betting schemes backed by the Mafia, using high-tech cheating methods and insider information to profit.
In a surprising turn, the Trump administration has canceled planned immigration raids across the Bay Area, including Oakland and San Francisco. Local leaders had raised concerns, and tech executives played a key role in persuading the President to halt the operation, sparking cautious relief among residents.
The Dodgers are aiming for consecutive championships as they face the Blue Jays in the World Series, returning to Canada for the first time in over 30 years. Discover where to catch the action live!
Apple is making waves with a new deal to stream Formula 1 races on Apple TV and an M5 chip upgrade for its devices. Amidst tech challenges, Apple continues to shine with exciting releases and announcements!
In a bold escalation of the war on drugs, the Pentagon is sending the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier to the Caribbean, armed with advanced fighter jets to target drug cartels in Venezuela. This move signals a shift towards ground strikes against illicit activities.
Microsoft has unveiled Mico, an animated avatar for its Copilot AI, designed to foster deeper human connections. Unlike Clippy, Mico aims to provide a warm, engaging experience that feels personal and trustworthy.
OpenAI's new ChatGPT-powered browser, Atlas, launches amidst excitement and controversy due to a serious security flaw. Discover the implications for online privacy and the future of web browsing.
As the government shutdown stretches into its 24th day, political tensions rise with no resolution in sight. Trump prepares for an Asia trip amid mounting scrutiny and criticism. Will a deal emerge?
Get ready for a revolutionary remake of Halo: Combat Evolved! Experience stunning visuals, new missions, and cross-platform co-op gameplay in Halo: Campaign Evolved, launching in 2026.
The US continues its aggressive campaign against drug traffickers in the Caribbean, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announcing another successful strike, raising questions about legality and authority.
