Sunday Scaries? Three Feel-Good Movies on Hulu to Reset Before the Workweek

Discover five detective series that capture the same slow-burn mystery and character depth as HBO's Lanterns, from True Detective to Watchmen.

NVIDIA's DLSS 5 transforms Dark Souls 3 into a visual masterpiece, raising questions about the future of traditional remasters. The AI-driven technology could redefine how older games are enhanced.

Miranda Fryer, who played Sky Mangel on Neighbours, died at 34 after leaving acting for a nursing career. She had just graduated and was set to join Monash Hospital's neuroscience department.

Coleen and Wayne Rooney's new Disney+ docuseries The Real Rooneys represents a strategic economic move in celebrity media, offering insights into streaming economics and controlled narratives.

A Guatemalan father's death after fleeing an ICE stop in Michigan has sparked calls for reform, as advocates demand transparency and local leaders condemn federal tactics.

BetMGM is offering new users up to $1,500 in bonus bets with code COVERS for the Falcons vs. Packers game. Here's a data-driven breakdown of the offer and analyst picks.

The UAW has grown by organizing white-collar workers in New York, backing insurgent candidates and reshaping the city's political landscape. Its success has created both political victories and internal tensions.

Rain-sensing wipers feel like magic, but the technology is surprisingly simple. Here's how they work, what can go wrong, and why drivers are divided.

A 61-year-old tractor driver was jailed for eight years after his defective vehicle, travelling at less than 25mph on a 70mph road, caused the death of a 26-year-old motorcyclist in Herefordshire. The case raises safety questions relevant to Namibia's rural roads.

Namibia should prioritize defensive AI to counter threats from malicious actors, argues a new analysis. Slowing responsible AI development could create more risks, not fewer.

British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California, alleging the company failed to alert authorities about ChatGPT activity linked to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. The case raises fundamental questions about AI accountability and corporate responsibility.

Wisconsin Badgers open their three-peat bid with a rebuilt roster, new captain Kelly Gorbatenko, and goaltender Ava McNaughton anchoring a young defense.

Middle East oil producers are using ship-to-ship transfers off Oman to keep crude flowing despite the Iran conflict, but the costly workaround signals a fragile new normal for global energy markets.

Vaewolf blends elf, werewolf, and vampire forms into a tactical roguelite. Our hands-on preview of the demo reveals a promising contender inspired by Hades.

Most people want to be fit, but obesity rates are rising. The real problem is our environment, not motivation. Here is how to fight back.

Former Napier council chief Sandra Rotarangi leads a water and sanitation mission in Nepal, where floods have killed over 1,350 people and left 5,000 missing. Her team is racing to prevent disease outbreaks among the displaced.

A Dear Abby column tackles the fallout of a workplace romance and the pressure of family fundraising, offering data-driven advice on setting boundaries and communicating directly.

Greater Manchester approves £168M in public investment for transport, housing, and innovation, aiming to unlock growth amid private sector pullback.

Two teenagers from West Bengal turned a ₹20,000 investment into a ₹1 crore business by selling thekua, a traditional festival snack, using social media and a solution-oriented approach.

Two oval brooches from a Viking grave in Denmark carry 1,300-year-old fabric traces, offering rare insight into Viking clothing and trade.

Raheem Sterling's crash is a warning sign. Football's academy market, worth millions for teenagers, creates absurd lives. A data-driven look at the child labour machine behind the game.

Former Suns coach Igor Kokoskov reveals the franchise never seriously considered drafting Luka Doncic in 2018, a decision driven by owner Robert Sarver's emotional ties to Deandre Ayton.

France is backing Dutch veteran Klaas Knot for the ECB presidency, but wants the chief economist role for a French candidate, setting up a clash with Germany.

India's UPI introduces a 0.4% merchant fee on payments above Rs 2,000 starting October 15. Consumers stay free, small merchants are exempt, and the move aims to fund infrastructure. Here's what Namibia can learn.

<p>In a powerful display of indigenous civil rights advocacy, members of the Ngāti Kahungunu iwi rode horseback from Waimārama to Wellington to deliver a petition signed by more than 52,000 people.</p>

Tesla's latest owner's manuals reveal Grok AI will soon send text messages for drivers, closing a gap in the car's native messaging app. The feature is not yet active but could arrive via a server-side switch.

A Scottish mother who survived Guillain-Barre syndrome and spent weeks locked inside her own body is now campaigning for equal access to rehabilitation services across Scotland.

Former Stars boss Jane Bennett argues Auckland's population and fanbase justify two teams in the new private netball league, despite one franchise being cut in 2027.

Britain's hottest summer on record barely registered. Research shows our baselines are shifting, making the extraordinary feel normal. Here's why that's dangerous.