Josh Goldstine to lead marketing for Warner Bros, Paramount and Skydance labels
Josh Goldstine will oversee marketing and distribution for Warner Bros., Paramount Pictures and all Skydance film labels starting today.
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Trump administration proposes new strategy for Sudan conflict at United Nations
The Trump administration is pushing a new proposal at the United Nations Security Council to address the ongoing war in Sudan.
Experts confirm hangxiety is a real condition affecting drinkers
Medical experts explain that alcohol-induced anxiety known as hangxiety affects millions of people after nights out in the UK and elsewhere.
New study identifies European waters most at risk from light pollution
Scientists have released a first-of-its-kind assessment identifying which coastal regions of Europe face the greatest risk from harmful artificial light at night.
Study links quiet firing to higher rates of quiet quitting in oil industry
A new study published in the International Journal of Business Information Systems finds that employers in the oil and gas sector who engage in quiet firing see increased levels of quiet quitting among their staff.
Researchers map nearly 10,000 reactions in CO2-to-fuel conversion process
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science published a study mapping thousands of chemical steps in carbon dioxide hydrogenation on a copper catalyst.
Sorghum could boost European livestock feed as climate warms
Researchers from INRAE and AgroParisTech published simulations in Earth's Future suggesting sorghum may help European agriculture adapt to rising temperatures.
Disney+ annual subscription prices drop to lowest levels since November 2025 in Australia and New Zealand
Disney+ has reduced its annual subscription costs in Australia and New Zealand to the lowest rates seen since November 2025.
Crusoe files for two new data centers in West Texas
Crusoe has filed paperwork for a $4.8 billion campus of two data centers in Jayton, Texas, with construction set to begin in January 2027.
AWS warns proposed data center bans could harm US for generations
Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman warned that over 100 proposed moratoriums on AI data centers in the United States could cause lasting damage to the nation.