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‘American Horror Story’ Renewed for Season 14
FX has renewed “American Horror Story” for a 14th season, announced ahead of the Season 13 finale on Oct. 29, which features returning franchise stars including Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson.
‘NCIS: Origins’ Producer on the Show’s Historic Mark Harmon/Michael Weatherly Reunion: ‘It Was a Special Day in My Life, Seeing That Happen After a Decade’
Mark Harmon and Michael Weatherly reunite as Gibbs and DiNozzo for the first time in a decade in Tuesday’s episode of “NCIS: Origins,” marking a significant moment for the franchise.
Health insurance open enrollment: Use this ‘algorithm’ to pick a plan, financial advisor says
Millions of Americans face open enrollment decisions for 2027 health insurance plans, with experts recommending a two-question framework to navigate varying premiums, networks, and cost-sharing options.
Thousands of homeowners face adjustable-rate mortgage resets — and much higher payments
About 150,000 homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages face their first rate adjustment this year, with some experiencing monthly payment increases exceeding $1,000 as rates have risen since they obtained their loans.
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NFL set for first-ever game in Melbourne, Australia, in international expansion
The NFL will play a record nine international regular-season games in 2026, beginning with the 49ers and Rams facing off in Melbourne, Australia, the league’s first game in the country.
Primark finally set to launch online deliveries
Primark plans to launch home delivery in Britain after purchasing a Sheffield warehouse, marking a major shift from its resistance to online sales over several years.
Ministers face backlash from hospitality industry over ‘tourist tax’ plans
England’s mayors will gain power to levy taxes on holiday accommodations like hotels and Airbnbs, welcomed by regional leaders but opposed by hospitality businesses concerned about job losses and economic damage.
Alstom to build new battery-electric train fleet
The UK’s first battery-electric trains for long-distance services will be built by Alstom at its Derby facility, with construction beginning in 2028 and service expected in 2034.
Amid war and sanctions, many Iranians are losing their jobs and struggling to get by
Since a military conflict erupted over six months ago, Iran’s economy has collapsed, driving inflation and widespread job losses as ordinary citizens struggle to afford basic necessities and secure stable employment.
Mohamed Al Fayed abuse compensation claims could reach £150m, says law firm
Compensation claims from 275 survivors of alleged sexual abuse by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed could reach £100m-£150m, potentially exceeding the store’s £51.8m compensation reserve.
‘Culture shift’ needed in how UK does business, Andy Burnham urges
UK Prime Minister urges business leaders to embrace a cultural shift toward greater partnership between government and industry ahead of meeting with major corporate executives.
Gulf states postpone strait of Hormuz talks with Iran as Yemen conflict intensifies
Gulf states postponed a critical meeting with Iran regarding the strait of Hormuz amid disagreements over regional consensus and escalating Yemen conflict involving Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
Africa’s richest man aiming to make $23bn from continent’s biggest-ever IPO
Africa’s richest person Aliko Dangote seeks to raise $23bn through the continent’s largest-ever initial public offering of his Nigerian petroleum refinery, potentially boosting his net worth to nearly $60bn.
Leaders of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland unite for self-determination
Leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland’s main political parties signed a joint agreement affirming their right to self-determination and constitutional change at a meeting in Cardiff.
How Israel systematically dismantles Palestinian life in occupied West Bank
An Israeli rights group argues that seemingly isolated incidents of Israeli violence and Palestinian displacement across the West Bank are part of a systematic plan to make Palestinian life unsustainable and establish permanent Israeli control.
EU states to raise game as Arctic becomes strategic geopolitical frontier
EU member states agreed to increase Arctic investment, designating the region a geopolitical hotspot amid competition for resources and security advantages from Russia, China, and the United States.