Category: News
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OK Go earns two nominations at the 68th GRAMMY Awards
OK Go, the Chicago-bred quartet known for redefining the boundaries between music, art, and technology, has earned two nominations at the 68th GRAMMY Awards. The band’s latest feats—the mesmerising video for ‘Love’ and the intricately crafted physical edition of ‘And the Adjacent Possible’—have been recognised in the Best Music Video and Best Recording Package categories, respectively. The nomination…
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McDonald’s introduces cash rounding policy as United States prepares to phase out penny
With fewer pennies in circulation, retailers are beginning to adopt “cash-rounding” methods, including McDonald’s.
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Ben & Jerry’s co-founder launches ‘Peace for Palestine’ ice cream after Unilever blocks flavour
In his view, the activation of the watermelon sorbet through Ben’s Best is a way to reset the mission that was sidelined.
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Offset’s tax debt soars amid Cardi B divorce drama, allegedly
All this unfolds whilst Cardi B and Offset’s divorce negotiations are stalled.
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More than 183 million Gmail-linked passwords exposed
The leak appears to have resulted not from a direct breach of Gmail or Google LLC’s systems, but rather from malware-infected devices.
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Apple says United States passport digital IDs are coming to Wallet ‘soon’
When will it land? Apple hasn’t given a firm date beyond “soon”. The feature didn’t debut with iOS 26’s initial release, but it was confirmed to be coming in a future update.
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Donald Trump’s new TIME Magazine cover sparks debate over imagery and message
On the cover, Trump is shown seated in the Oval Office, hands clasped under his chin and gazing forward beneath the headline ‘TRUMP’S WORLD’.
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T-Mobile closes autopay loophole, sparking customer outrage over lost discounts
For customers, the lesson is clear: What once seemed like a reliable discount may no longer be.
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Spotify increases Premim fees in the United Kingdom, citing platform upgrades
he company says that the student discount tier will remain unchanged at £5.99, and that subscribers will not be locked in—they can cancel at any time if they choose not to accept the new rate.