Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
Lady Gaga baby reports from People and Page Six say she and Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child; the couple has not publicly confirmed the details.
US debt has crossed $40 trillion as interest costs outrun defence spending and long-term Treasury yields test two-decade highs.
Texas faces dangerous triple-digit heat, with Houston heat-index readings forecast as high as 112F and extreme heat warnings around Dallas.
Denis Villeneuve is personally calling actors back for the next James Bond audition round, but Amazon MGM has not signed a new 007.
A magnitude 5.9 quake under southern Ibaraki injured 37 people and rattled Tokyo, with JMA urging caution for similar shaking this week.
Seven people, including two Cleveland Police constables, died after a wrong-way Volkswagen Passat struck a marked police vehicle on the A66.
Iran’s army says its doctrine has moved towards an offensive posture, a shift that may alter response planning without automatically meaning pre-emption.
US regular petrol is averaging about $4.10 a gallon, the highest level recorded for late August as expensive crude offsets softer seasonal demand.
Connecticut starter homes have doubled to about $300,000 in a decade just as Zillow’s forward indicators point to a softer US housing market.
Brazil is committing about R$2.3bn to AI compute in Rio and Rio Grande do Norte, deliberately sourcing technology across Chinese and US ecosystems.
Brentford beat Tottenham 3-0 at the Gtech as Mamadou Sangare drove a performance that exposed Spurs’ problems in duels, structure and transition.
Charles Melton is in final negotiations to play Kakashi in Lionsgate’s live-action Naruto, with Team 7 casting still open and no deal announced.
Unpublished San Jose State research suggests the Santa Cruz Mountains San Andreas segment slips faster than estimates, without predicting a specific quake.
US tariffs of 50% on $20bn of Canadian goods are now in force after talks failed, with Ottawa planning retaliation from 8 September.
Trump plans a 90-day expansion of low-tariff ground beef imports as record prices collide with ranchers’ effort to rebuild the US herd.
Three more Trump-backed Republicans lost on Tuesday, taking his 2026 primary defeats into double figures - matching 2018, 2020 and 2024 combined.
More than 1,000 of an estimated 22,000 staff have gone, and the agency's retirement branch says it is processing an unprecedented caseload.
The state senator took California's 14th District 53% to 47% over Melissa Hernandez, despite millions in outside spending against her.
The Douglas, Arizona livestock gate will reopen on 24 August, restoring Mexican cattle exports under tighter New World screwworm screening.
Long-dated borrowing costs hit levels unseen since 2007 in the US and 1996 in Japan, and a doubled Treasury buyback has only briefly slowed the sell-off.
Eight months after handing over as chief executive, Buffett is still making Berkshire's biggest stock calls while Abel runs the operating companies.
The refund followed a Supreme Court ruling against the import levies, and it arrived as US comparable sales grew at their slowest pace in six years.
Iran’s president says global opinion has accepted Tehran’s victory over the US, casting control of Hormuz and resistance as the measure of success.
Pope Leo XIV praised San Marino’s republican tradition while warning that political and economic power must remain subordinate to human dignity.
More than 200 people have died in over 60 boat strikes. Pete Hegseth now says Washington will seek the same effect on land, with partners signed up.
Overnight strikes 900km from the front line halted a Rosneft refinery and forced 500 workers out of Russia's second-largest online retailer's hub.
OpenAI’s Apple Messages plugin can read, draft and send Mac messages, putting Full Disk Access and send approvals at the centre of its privacy model.
The third such deal in eight months hands Nvidia a rival's core technology and staff without a purchase, and without the antitrust review a takeover draws.
Polling now puts opposition to AI data centres at 75 per cent, and the filing is expected to tell investors that hostility could slow the company's growth.
The tile product has been pulled from Tesla's website and from installer supply, with the company concluding it was not financially viable.
Former West Bromwich Albion midfielder Quévin Castro has died aged 25 after collapsing during a friendly in Portugal, with no cause announced.
Semi Ajayi and Nobel Mendy scored from set pieces at the MKM Stadium as Michael Carrick lost his first league match as United's permanent manager.
Twenty-five corners, the Fairmont hairpin and the Louis II tunnel decide the first red jersey of a race that ends in Granada on 13 September.
The Kazakh stopped at 4-1 down in the first set, ending a run that could have taken her to the top of the world rankings this week.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to win a fourth weekend despite Insidious topping Friday, while Sony controls the top two spots.
Taylor Swift follows with nine and Best Dance returns after seven years, ahead of a 27 September ceremony at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
Jean-Francois Richet's cargo-ship thriller landed on 21 August with a B+ CinemaScore and critics split over whether the formula still works.
Thieves entered the Messina regional museum during the Ferragosto procession and left with works valued at up to 80 million euros.
About 96% of the Moon slips into Earth's shadow next Thursday night, with maximum eclipse at 12:12am Eastern and no equipment needed to watch it.
Nearly 10,000 US flights were delayed in a single day this week, and thinner airline schedules mean cancelled passengers can wait days for a seat.
The chain's autumn line-up pairs maple waffles, bacon and honey butter in breakfast and entree sandwiches, joined by s'mores-flavoured shakes and frosted coffee, after a 2025 regional test earned a national rollout.
With no moonlight to wash them out, this year's Perseid meteor shower delivered rates of 50 to 75 meteors an hour at dark sites on the night of 12-13 August, on the same date as Europe's total solar eclipse.
The IMF's July update shows a world economy splitting in two, as an AI investment boom rewards some nations and a war shock punishes the rest.
Record July heat pushed air conditioning to the rescue and the power grid to the brink. Cooling that runs on fossil fuels is a trap, not a fix.
Publishers now accuse OpenAI of misleading the court about what it could search. Whoever wins, the discovery fight will define trust between AI and journalism.
Record attendance and a dream Argentina-Spain final cannot hide it: travel bans and $8,000 tickets have turned a global festival into a gated one.
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