Big news for Now You See Me fans: not only is Now You See Me 3 officially titled Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, but Now You See Me 4 is in the works. The announcement was made on-stage during ...

Chef residencies, like lightning, are not meant to strike the same place twice. They’re pop-ups, designed to lure punters in on the basis of being a never-to-be-repeated event. A repeated pop-up ...

In this candid conversation with ETimes, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi opened up about her podcast The Music Stories, supporting her daughter Kaveri Kapur’s creative journey, and the emotional ...

“I think she’s woefully unprepared to realize that Trump is going to cut everything. I don’t think she has the ability to fight to preserve what funding the city gets from the federal ...

That would be normal part of the creative process, after all. "Don't get your hopes up for Titanfall anytime soon," Grubb said. The Titanfall 3 rumor said the game was "almost complete" and would ...

Throughout Ubisoft’s response, the company’s lawyers argued that, along with the licensing issue, that the plaintiffs don’t have a case — be it because of a statute of limitations ...

Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) reinforced his stance on the bill to restore tariff power to Congress after President Donald Trump implied he was a “rebel Republican.” Trump announced tariffs against ...

But right now, I don’t think one statement in any way determines what his approach is to dealing with vaccine-preventable diseases,” Osterholm said.

MANILA, Philippines — The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has warned government officials and employees that engaging in political activity on social media for or against a candidate or party, even ...

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"Don't make the mistake of thinking that what's now happening is mostly about tariffs," he warned. Monetary and Economic Breakdown: U.S. debt now exceeds $36 trillion and continues to balloon.

US-based economist Jeffrey Sachs delivered a powerful address at the European Parliament just weeks before President Trump shook global markets by announcing sweeping reciprocal tariffs. In his ...