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Britney Spears pushes back on Federline’s memoir claims

The allegations and the response Britney Spears publicly challenged allegations made by ex-husband Kevin Federline in his new memoir, calling

Sendai bear shooting tests Japan’s new urban wildlife rules

Safety first, but at what cost? Authorities in Sendai shot a bear that wandered into a residential area at dawn,

AI mania meets oil and power: the market’s riskiest mix yet

Energy, chips and soaring valuations An investor stampede into companies tied to artificial intelligence is ricocheting through the energy complex.

Google’s AI Overviews face a revolt from the internet’s plumbing

How infrastructure players push back A growing coalition of internet infrastructure firms, publishers, and developer communities is pushing back against

Zelensky seeks fresh backing from Trump as Ukraine braces for a hard winter

Aid calculus, battlefield pressure Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is making an unusual pitch this week: a direct appeal to Donald

Sri Lanka to Require Online Travel Permit for All Short-Stay Visitors from October 15

Sri Lanka has announced that all short-stay travelers—including Bangladeshi citizens—will need to secure an *Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)* before entering

KYLIE JENNER REVIVES ‘KING KYLIE’ WITH POP DEBUT ‘FOURTH STRIKE’

A decade-long tease finally turns into an official single Kylie Jenner has released “Fourth Strike,” her first credited single, reuniting

A HOKKAIDO LIBRARY’S BULLETIN BOARD TURNS INTO A NATIONAL BESTSELLER

A small-town Q&A for teens becomes a cultural touchstone In Shari, a Hokkaido seaside town, a library’s simple idea—invite teenagers

US CLEAN-ENERGY PULLBACK COULD ADD 3B TONS OF EMISSIONS BY 2050

Model shows coal and gas higher, wind lower under policy shift A new DNV outlook suggests U.S. power-sector emissions will

WAYMO LINES UP LONDON AS ITS FIRST OVERSEAS ROBOTAXI SERVICE

UK green lights limited self-driving pilots from 2026 Waymo says it plans to launch robotaxi rides in London next year,