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Ed Helms, Pamela Adlon, and Christine Ko have wrapped roles in the indie drama Circles, a time-loop story about marital honesty directed by Ariel Heller. The film stars Sam Baron and Alli Brown as a couple trapped in a cycle that resets on lies, with production involving notable execs and ties to recent Oscar wins.
Autoliv Inc. reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings, with adjusted EPS of $2.05 and sales of $2.753 billion, leading analysts to raise price targets for the stock. CEO Mikael Bratt highlighted improved profitability and provided cautious 2026 guidance expecting flat organic sales growth and margins of 10.5% to 11%.
A Benzinga analysis explores how market structure, liquidity, volatility, participant behavior, and trading psychology shape trading in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indices. It advocates for a disciplined, observational approach over predictive strategies amid ongoing market uncertainties.
The DOJ's Weaponization Working Group released its first report accusing the Biden administration of biased FACE Act prosecutions against anti-abortion activists, prompting firings and policy changes under Acting AG Todd Blanche. Critics highlight inconsistencies in the report, such as misdated emails and omitted context, amid broader concerns over politicized justice.
Tesla faces international lawsuits from customers over unfulfilled 2016 promises of full self-driving capabilities, centered on outdated Hardware 3 systems. The cases, spanning California, Australia, and Europe, coincide with upcoming Q1 earnings, where prediction markets expect discussion of the issues amid skepticism on timelines.
A CBS News analysis reveals that a frozen bank account due to debt collection doesn't bar credit card debt forgiveness and may even strengthen negotiation cases amid rising U.S. debt levels. The report details how financial distress from levies can lead to settlements, offering hope to struggling borrowers in an inflationary economy.
A father in Shreveport, Louisiana, killed eight children, including seven of his own, in a mass shooting stemming from a domestic dispute before dying in a police shootout. Witnesses and neighbors expressed shock, describing the chaos and offering conflicting views on the suspect's demeanor.
A SEAL Team 6 veteran, Alex West, has revealed new details about the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, including a helicopter crash and intense firefights inside the Abbottabad compound. His account, shared on a podcast, provides a firsthand glimpse into the operation's chaos and the physical toll on participants, adding to the historical record of the event.
Liberty Star Minerals has staked 13 new mineral exploration permits in Arizona, expanding its footprint to 45 square miles and claiming the largest independent holdings in the state. The move completes a consolidation in the Tombstone Mining District, targeting gold, copper, molybdenum, and critical minerals amid U.S. efforts to boost domestic production.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's upcoming 'Costume Art' exhibit, launching at the 2026 Met Gala, features custom mannequins based on diverse real-life models to promote body positivity and challenge traditional fashion displays. Curator Andrew Bolton and participants like Michaela Stark and Sinéad Burke highlight the initiative's role in addressing the fashion industry's declining inclusivity, as noted in recent reports.
Canada has expanded direct flight access with China, allowing more passenger and cargo services to strengthen trade ties worth $124.8 billion in 2025. The move, announced by Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon, builds on Prime Minister Mark Carney's Beijing visit and aims to boost tourism and supply chains.
Singer-songwriter d4vd is expected to be charged with murder by the Los Angeles County DA in connection with the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivera seven months ago. The case, involving a fatal altercation in Echo Park, has drawn significant attention due to d4vd's rising fame, with both prosecution and defense preparing their arguments amid public scrutiny.
The first weekend of the NBA playoffs highlighted enduring strategies like LeBron James' playmaking for the Lakers, defensive adjustments by the Cavaliers, the Thunder's dominance over the Suns, the Pistons' offensive struggles against the Magic, and Victor Wembanyama's strong debut for the Spurs. These Game 1 results provided key lessons on turnovers, shooting, and tempo that could shape the series ahead.
Manchester City's 2-1 win over Arsenal has put them in pole position for the Premier League title, while Bayern Munich secured the Bundesliga and Real Sociedad won the Copa del Rey under American coach Pellegrino Matarazzo. Other key results include Manchester United's victory over Chelsea and Liverpool's dramatic derby win, reshaping European soccer's end-of-season races.
MLB's 2026 season has begun with unexpected struggles for contenders like the Blue Jays and Mets, setting up a fluid trade deadline on August 3. An ESPN preview highlights potential moves across all 30 teams, from veterans like Luis Severino to prospects like Owen Murphy, amid injuries and performance dips.
Over 100 humanoid robots raced against 12,000 humans in a Beijing half-marathon on April 20, 2026, with the robot Lightning shattering the world record by nearly seven minutes. The event highlights China's advances in AI and robotics, sparking discussions on technology's role in sports and society.
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off Japan's coast near Ofunato, triggering sirens and a tsunami warning that led to evacuations. While no major damage was immediately reported, the event highlighted Japan's ongoing seismic challenges and preparedness measures.
A $59 magnetic device called the Brick is helping users combat doomscrolling by physically locking apps via NFC technology, as detailed in a CNET review. The tool's creator and a tester highlight its effectiveness in promoting mindful phone use amid rising digital addiction concerns.
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman, set to command the Artemis II mission, shared rare 'Earthset' footage from his 2014 ISS stay, describing it as a once-in-a-lifetime view. The video highlights the beauty of space and builds excitement for the upcoming lunar orbit mission in 2025.
NASA researchers have found that young stars in the Orion Nebula dim in X-ray emissions much faster than previously modeled, potentially within 2 to 5 million years. This discovery, based on Chandra Observatory data, could influence understandings of planet formation and stellar evolution across the galaxy.
