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Godzilla Minus Zero cost less than 20 million dollars to make and spent under 10 million on marketing, yet it opened to 31.6 million dollars in North America, a lesson in what visual effects can do on a budget.
Judge Warns Trump: Sanctions Next in BBC Deposition Fight A federal judge has warned President Donald Trump that sanctions are coming if he keeps…
US industrial output rose 0.7% in September, beating forecasts — but utilities and chips did the work while autos fell 3%. A two-speed economy complicates the Fed's next move.
Friday night’s ALCS Game 4 never happened — at least not on schedule. Day-long rain over Cleveland, turning into a heavy evening downpour, forced…
The No Kings movement — the coalition behind three nationwide days of anti-Trump demonstrations — is spending Saturday on a different mission: more than…
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Qatari mediators are trying to win US and Iranian backing for a draft agreement meant to head off renewed fighting and possibly restart direct talks.
One of the few House Republicans to win a US Senate seat is urging colleagues to use the lame duck session to pass multi year budgets to protect agencies.
Markets will take their cues from interest rates, inflation, jobs data and Iran, not from Congress alone, analysts say, with Friday payrolls report next.
A Columbia paper puts US AI infrastructure at $10.3T through 2032 — 3.6% of GDP a year. Hyperscaler capex is outrunning cash flow, and the grid can't keep up.
Milwaukee won Game 5 with a bullpen bridge, as JoJo Romero, Abner Uribe and Trevor Megill closed a 4-1 win after Jacob Misiorowski's five and two thirds scoreless innings.
Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning', with Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg, leads one of the busiest cinema weekends of the autumn.
How old your brain looks may depend, in part, on what lives in your gut. In a study published in the journal eBioMedicine, UCLA…
The United States faces a review of its measles elimination status next week, after cases passed 5,000 for the first time since 1991.
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