Economics Nobel: Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt Shine

The Nobel Prize in Economics 2025 crowns Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt for revealing innovation's role in economic growth.

BAFTA North America Delays Inaugural Awards to Fall 2026

BAFTA North America postpones its inaugural awards for TV, film, and video games until fall 2026, aiming for a grander celebration.

Controversy Erupts Over AI Deepfake Videos of Dead Celebrities

Families of late stars Robin Williams and George Carlin criticize OpenAI's Sora platform for using AI deepfakes, sparking a heated debate.

A Fragile Peace: Ceasefire Brings Hope and Uncertainty to Gaza

As Israel and Hamas embrace a ceasefire, the path toward healing and peace in Gaza is fraught with challenges.

GenZ212: A Temporary Halt in Protests Sparks Hope for Change

The GenZ212 movement strategically pauses protests to regroup, echoing demands for accountability and release of detainees.

Komeito's Breaking Point: Divergence with LDP on Money and Politics

Komeito's leader, Tetsuo Saito, declares disagreement with LDP on financial and political matters, hinting at coalition instability.

East Idaho Teacher Receives State's Top Honors

Laron Johnson from Rigby High honored for transformative teaching impacting Idaho's generations.

Level Up Your Weekend: Must-Play Video Games for October 10, 2025

Uncover this weekend's essential video game releases - from Battlefield 6 adrenaline to Absolum's fantasy realms, there's something for everyone!

Today's Star-Studded Birthday Bash: Notable Names Celebrating

October 10 is a special day for Mario Lopez, Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, and many more as they celebrate their birthdays with fascinating fun facts.

Kruger Park's Name Change: Balancing Heritage and Economy

South Africa faces a heated debate over renaming the iconic Kruger Park. Is history or economy at stake?

B.C. Shrouded in Smoke: Weather Holds Key to Lifting Alerts

As wildfires choke British Columbia under a haze, Environment Canada warns that relief hinges on a weather shift. Stay informed and protected.

Shockwaves Vibration with Farage's 'Bad Apple' Revelation

Nigel Farage reacts to ex-Reform leader Nathan Gill's guilty plea for receiving Russian-linked bribes, calling him a 'bad apple.'

Consumer Confidence Wavers Amid Looming Economic Uncertainty

October sees a dip in consumer confidence, reflecting worries about jobs and inflation, as the University of Michigan index highlights economic fragility.

Last Hours of Prime Day 2025: Unmissable PC Gaming Discounts Await!

October Prime Day's final hours offer unbeatable savings on top-brand gaming desktops, laptops, and accessories - act fast before deals vanish!

Unveiling Hollywood's Untold Stories: 16 Compelling Celebrity Documentaries

Discover 16 tell-all documentaries that go beyond gossip, offering an intimate look at celebrities like Victoria Beckham, Prince Harry, and more!