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Netflix Beats Q3 Earnings Estimates But Braces Wall Street for 2026 Ad Sales Whiff
Netflix reported Q3 revenue of $12.9 billion and profit of $3.664 billion, beating expectations but facing slower growth and a downward ad revenue forecast for the full year.
‘Michael’: Golden Globes Reject Submission to Compete in Comedy/Musical Categories
The Golden Globes rejected Lionsgate’s submission bid for the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” to compete in comedy or musical categories, keeping it in drama competition instead.
College was supposed to be ‘good debt.’ For many borrowers, it isn’t paying off
More than 42 million Americans carry federal education debt totaling $1.7 trillion. Rising tuition costs, recent policy changes, and a volatile job market are making student loans increasingly risky financial investments.
UK sees growing demand for help bridging gap between end of work and start of pension
UK financial firms report surging demand for fixed-term annuities, which provide guaranteed income for a set period before offering a lump sum, helping retirees bridge the gap until state pension eligibility.
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India to supply Nepal electricity after floods wrecked hydropower projects
India will supply up to 654 megawatts of electricity daily to Nepal through December 31 following catastrophic flooding last month that damaged hydropower infrastructure across the country.
Trump says calls for more control on AI are a ‘SICK conspiracy’
President Trump dismissed calls for increased government oversight of artificial intelligence as a “sick conspiracy,” arguing that regulation would benefit China and that strong presidential leadership is the only control needed.
Hyrox apologises for allowing race to continue after athlete soils herself
Hyrox apologized after allowing an athlete to complete a race in Beijing despite soiling herself mid-event, citing procedural failures and committing to immediate rule changes.
This city led the way on reparations for Black people. Trump is trying to stop it
Evanston, Illinois approved the first U.S. reparations program for Black residents in 2021, awarding $25,000 grants to over 300 people. The Trump administration is now attempting to halt the program through legal action, claiming it violates equal protection laws.
Thousands demand end to violence in Mexican cartel hotspot
Thousands of residents in Culiacán, Mexico, marched Sunday demanding an end to violence from a cartel faction war that has devastated Sinaloa state over the past two years.
Anthrax outbreak: Zambians warned not to eat dead wildlife
Zambia has warned citizens against consuming wildlife meat after dozens of wild animals died in an anthrax outbreak, with 12 people infected in the affected region.
Nine EU countries further delay EES border checks
Nine EU countries including France, Greece, and Italy are delaying full implementation of fingerprinting requirements for non-EU citizens at their borders, citing capacity constraints at busy airports.
Wild dogs defy the odds with record 2,500-mile trek across Africa
African wild dogs completed a record 2,485-mile trek across Zambia in search of mates, demonstrating wildlife can traverse vast distances despite human pressures, though illegal snares remain a serious threat.
Kempton Park: Fear in South Africa after Elizabeth Moselakgomo’s body found
The body of jogger Elizabeth Moselakgomo was identified in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg, after going missing during a routine run last week. Her death is one of five similar cases in the area, prompting police warnings and renewed concerns about gender-based violence in South Africa.
Uganda reverses Invictus Games withdrawal after reassurance from King Charles
Uganda reverses its withdrawal from the Invictus Games after receiving reassurance from King Charles that the country’s participation was acceptable to the monarchy.
Dangote refinery: Nigerians buying into Africa’s biggest share sale
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched Africa’s largest share sale, offering roughly 3% of his oil refinery to the public in a deal potentially raising $2.1 billion.
Robin Morgan obituary
Robin Morgan, pioneering poet and feminist theorist who co-founded New York Radical Women and edited Ms. magazine, has died at age 85. A key figure of second-wave feminism, she authored 22 books and coined influential slogans including ‘Porn is the theory; rape is the practice.’