Burc Eruygur 23 April 2026•Update: 23 April 2026 The Kremlin said Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, but only if such a meeting is to sign peace agreements. In remarks to state media Vesti, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin has repeatedly emphasized his readiness to meet with

Something big, hairy, and a little bit scary is coming to Estes Park this weekend. The Bigfoot Days Festival lumbers into town with a lineup that includes TV celebrities, Front Range musicians, and maybe even a few beastly sightings. The festivities kick off Friday evening with the Bigfoot BBQ, a ticketed dinner at the Estes

When McKenna Grace and Mason Thames confirmed their relationship last year, fans celebrated. The two had been shipped for months while filming “Regretting You,” and the pairing actually worked out. It was a feel-good story. But not every ship ends like that. For most celebrities, being paired with a co-star by fans isn’t flattering. It’s

After content creators, politicians and journalists, YouTube will also enable celebrities to access its likeness detection tool, allowing them to remove deepfakes and stop unauthorized impersonation on the platform. YouTube’s biometric likeness technology scans for AI-generated videos that match a verified user’s appearance.  The feature functions similarly to Content ID, a tool that helps detect

Aman Sanger is emerging as one of the key Indian-origin figures in the global artificial intelligence boom. A co-founder of Cursor, he is part of the team behind one of the fastest-growing AI coding platforms in the world. Recently, SpaceX confirmed it had secured an option to acquire Cursor for around $60 billion, or alternatively,

Merve Aydogan 22 April 2026•Update: 22 April 2026 Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that Washington does not set the terms of ongoing trade negotiations, rejecting the idea that Canada must make concessions to secure a seat at the table. “It’s not a case of the United States dictates the terms,” Carney told reporters

What goes up must come down, but when you’re trying to put things up in space, that’s not always the mantra you’re abiding by. After all, if the human race is supposed to colonize the Moon and eventually Mars, the whole idea is that some of us will never be coming back down. The space

SpaceX seals right to buy coding startup Cursor for $60 billion SpaceX said today that it’s “working closely together” with fast-growing coding startup Cursor “to create the world’s best coding and knowledge work AI.” The post also said SpaceX would have the right to acquire Cursor later this year or make the startup “pay $10

What lands a star on THR‘s fifth annual list of the 25 Greenest Celebrities? A rap sheet doesn’t hurt. Some of the actors below have been busted more times than Nick Nolte and Randy Quaid combined — Martin Sheen alone has made 66 trips to the pokey in the name of civil disobedience. They’ve also

Vladimir Putin has renamed the Federal Security Service Academy in honor of Felix Dzerzhinsky, according to a decree published on the Kremlin’s website. The decree said the honorary designation was conferred in recognition of the academy staff’s service record. The FSB Academy is the main higher-education institution of Russia’s security service. It bore Dzerzhinsky’s name from 1962 to 1993, when it was known as the KGB Higher School

Many startups spend years trying to become a household name. Others just spend $10 million on a Super Bowl ad. That’s Dreame’s bet. The little-known Chinese robot vacuum company has grand ambitions to become a global consumer electronics giant and chose to run a pricey 30-second spot as its opening move. If it works, the

Open this photo in gallery: Prime Minister Mark Carney waves following his speech at the Liberal national convention in Montreal on April 11.Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press John Turley-Ewart is a contributing columnist for The Globe and Mail, a regulatory compliance consultant and a Canadian banking historian. Prime Minister Mark Carney is apparently “a riddle wrapped

Jeff Bezos’ “physical AI” lab, Project Prometheus, is said to be nearing a $10 billion funding round at a roughly $38 billion valuation, according to a report by the Financial Times. For ERP users, the significance goes beyond venture capital: it points to a future in which AI is used not just to generate content

Open this photo in gallery: Prime Minister Mark Carney responds to a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on April 21.Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press For better or worse Re “A post-Cold War operation kept enriched uranium out of Iran’s hands decades ago” (April 20): Donald Trump’s adventures

EXPLAINER President Trump said the US would extend the ceasefire until Iran presents a proposal and talks are concluded, but a naval blockade of its ports continues. Published On 22 Apr 202622 Apr 2026 President Donald Trump said the United States is extending the ceasefire until Tehran submits its latest proposal with conditions for ending

The next steps to resume U.S.-Iran talks remained unclear Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the U.S. was extending its ceasefire in the war at Pakistan’s request while awaiting a “unified proposal” from Tehran. Iran has not yet responded to Trump’s announcement of the ceasefire extension, and both countries have warned they were prepared

Europe will face a difficult summer of possible fuel shortages and other oil-related problems, and even the best case scenario will be tough, said Dan Jorgensen, the European Union Energy Commissioner, on Tuesday. “I have to be quite blunt and say that even in the best case scenarios, it’s not a very good case,” he

He’s not giving fire to mankind, but Jeff Bezos thinks “physical AI” could be equally transformative for industrial firms. It’s a premise juicy enough that the Amazon founder’s latest endeavor, the aptly code-named Project Prometheus, is close to scoring a new $10 billion fundraise at a cool $38 billion valuation, according to the Financial Times.