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Roku has reached a major milestone with over 100 million households using its streaming devices, representing more than half of U.S. broadband households. The achievement highlights the company's evolution from a Netflix spin-off in 2008 to a key player in the streaming ecosystem, bolstered by its own ad-supported channel and operating system dominance.
Supriya Ganesh is exiting her role as Dr. Samira Mohan on HBO Max's 'The Pitt' ahead of season 3, with Ayesha Harris's Dr. Parker Ellis set for an expanded role to fill the gap. The departure, announced in April 2025, follows a similar exit by Tracy Ifeachor, as show lead Noah Wyle explains the changes reflect the realistic turnover in emergency rooms.
Reba McEntire's son Shelby Blackstock and wife Marissa announced they are expecting a baby boy in October, sharing the news via Instagram from Disney World. The pregnancy marks McEntire's first biological grandchild, amid a backdrop of her blended family history and recent losses.
Owners of Mississauga's Ridgeway Plaza have agreed to install gates, security cameras, and other measures to reduce nuisance gatherings, following mediation with the city amid numerous complaints. The deal includes enhanced city parking enforcement and quarterly reviews, building on recent bylaws to ensure compliance and safety.
A new RBC Economics report indicates improved housing affordability in most Canadian cities during the first quarter of 2026, especially in high-cost areas like Toronto and Vancouver, though national figures remain elevated. While Prairie cities like Calgary and Edmonton offer better access, experts highlight ongoing supply challenges and the need for policy interventions.
Michael Kyle Breen pleaded guilty to breaking into a Lindsay, Ontario apartment in a 2023 incident that led to charges against homeowner Jeremy David McDonald, sparking a national debate on self-defense rights. The charges against McDonald were dropped, while Breen faces sentencing in June amid reflections on his actions and the case's political implications.
The California Supreme Court has disbarred attorney John Eastman for his role in plotting to overturn the 2020 election results, upholding a prior state bar decision. Eastman's team plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, amid similar sanctions against other Trump allies like Giuliani and Clark.
Hoda Kotb praised Savannah Guthrie's strength amid the ongoing search for her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, in Arizona, highlighting how faith and support have helped her return to the Today show. Colleagues like Jenna Bush Hager echoed the importance of prayer during crises, as shared at a recent book launch event.
The Los Angeles Dodgers broke MLB's spending record in 2025 with $515 million in payroll and luxury tax, leading to their second straight World Series win and highlighting league-wide financial disparities. Projections for 2026 show the Dodgers and New York Mets continuing as top spenders, amid rising overall league expenditures and debates over competitive balance.
A federal jury in New York ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster operated an illegal monopoly, harming consumers and the industry, following a trial continued by states after a rejected DOJ settlement. The decision could lead to penalties or a company breakup, though Live Nation plans to appeal, with experts calling it an industry earthquake.
In-N-Out Burger is rejecting delivery and tech trends to focus on in-person service, standing out in a digital fast-food landscape. The article also covers food innovations like miracle berries for chemo patients, viral trends, health tips, and a shoplifting incident involving steaks.
Global laws mandating online age verification for child safety are driving platforms to adopt flawed technologies that compromise user privacy, from AI inference to face scans and app-store checks. Experts propose cryptographic alternatives like zero-knowledge proofs, but current systems remain imperfect amid legal challenges and fragmented regulations.
Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.7, an advanced AI model superior to its predecessor but intentionally less capable in cybersecurity than the restricted Claude Mythos Preview. The release emphasizes safety safeguards amid discussions on AI risks involving the Trump administration and tech leaders.
A CNBC analysis highlights the stark contrast in stock performances since the 'Iran war market bottom' on March 25, 2026, with defense and energy stocks leading gains while tech and consumer names lag amid geopolitical tensions. The report captures how swiftly markets rebounded in some sectors, reflecting broader economic impacts from the ongoing conflict.
The Infinite Machine Olto, a $3,495 electric vehicle resembling a miniaturized Cybertruck, offers up to 40 miles of range and speeds near 36 mph, aiming to replace cars for short urban trips. Founded by brothers Joe and Eddie Cohen, the New York startup's product blurs lines between e-bikes and mopeds, sparking discussions on regulations and bike lane etiquette.
Charles Schwab announced the launch of direct bitcoin and ethereum trading through its new Schwab Crypto platform, aiming to consolidate client assets and compete with Robinhood. The move reflects growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies amid a favorable regulatory environment, though shares dipped due to unrelated earnings misses.
Bernardo Silva announced his departure from Manchester City after nine years, expressing gratitude in an Instagram post while committing to the season's end. Speculation links him to Benfica, Spain, Saudi Arabia, or MLS, marking a significant shift for the Premier League champions.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill is demanding that FIFA contribute to $48 million in transportation costs for World Cup fans heading to MetLife Stadium, joining Senator Chuck Schumer in criticizing the organization's refusal to fund transit amid its expected $11 billion revenue. FIFA defends its at-cost policy from 2023 host agreements and highlights federal funding efforts, while other host cities like Kansas City and Philadelphia adopt varied approaches to fan travel.
Surprise tornadoes near Kansas City injured three and damaged property, raising questions about National Weather Service forecasting amid delayed weather balloon launches due to staffing shortages from prior cuts. While experts worry about data gaps affecting predictions, agency officials maintain model performance remains unaffected as severe weather risks persist in the Midwest.
Astronomers have discovered two Earth-sized exoplanets, LHS 1140 b and TOI-700 d, that are tidally locked with one side in permanent daylight and the other in endless night, challenging ideas of habitability. The findings, based on data from TESS and ESO telescopes, suggest extreme temperatures but potential twilight zones for life, with future JWST observations planned.
