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Janel Parrish and Chris Long have separated after nearly eight years of marriage, joining a wave of high-profile celebrity breakups in 2026 that include stars from reality TV, sports, and film. Couples across the board are emphasizing mutual respect, co-parenting, and privacy in their announcements.
A Verge newsletter highlights concerns over Whoop's AI recommending testosterone boosts and the broader hype cycle in wearables like Whoop and Oura, amid the company's major funding and regulatory challenges. The piece explores how these devices blur wellness and medical advice, influencing policy and public health trends.
Selkirk Copper Mines Inc. has increased its private placement financing to $30 million due to strong investor interest, aimed at redeveloping the Minto Mine in Yukon. The deal, led by Canaccord Genuity, includes flow-through shares for tax benefits and highlights the company's Indigenous-led sustainable mining efforts.
Vice President JD Vance voiced optimism for U.S.-Iran negotiations in Islamabad to end a six-week war, while warning against bad faith tactics amid ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions. President Trump expressed frustration over Iran's failure to fully reopen the vital oil shipping route, as per a fragile two-week ceasefire.
Former Libyan minister Moussa Ibrahim warns Iran against trusting the US in upcoming direct talks in Islamabad, drawing parallels to Libya's 2011 downfall after Western engagement. The negotiations, led by US Vice President J.D. Vance and potentially Iran's Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, follow a February 28 US-Israeli strike and aim to control escalation amid divergent intentions.
A Fox News opinion piece criticizes Rep. Maria Salazar's DIGNIDAD Act as a disguised amnesty program, using the case of alleged MS-13 affiliate Kilmar Abrego Garcia to argue it would allow dangerous individuals a path to citizenship. The column urges Republicans to kill the bill, highlighting loopholes on gang ties, domestic violence, and smuggling amid post-2024 election immigration debates.
YouTube Premium is raising prices starting June, with the individual plan increasing to $15.99 monthly, amid industry-wide trends in streaming subscriptions. The company cites support for creators and enhanced features as reasons, while bundling strategies emerge to ease consumer costs.
Skeena Resources Limited completed a US$750 million senior secured notes offering on April 10, 2026, to refinance prior facilities and repurchase part of its gold stream, optimizing its capital structure for the Eskay Creek project. Executives highlighted the deal's role in enhancing financial flexibility and exposure to gold prices ahead of 2027 production.
Venture Global, Inc. closed a $1.75 billion senior secured credit facility to refinance equity and bolster its finances amid LNG market growth. The deal, arranged by major banks, supports the company's expansion in Louisiana while highlighting risks like regulatory hurdles and environmental opposition.
Taylor Frankie Paul expressed gratitude on Instagram for support amid a domestic dispute and custody battle with ex Dakota Mortensen. The conflict involves mutual protection orders, a paused TV production, and a court-granted supervised visitation for their son, stemming from prior incidents including a 2023 arrest.
FOX & Friends is embarking on a six-week cross-country road trip to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, partnering with Camping World for live broadcasts and an RV giveaway. Fans can register to attend events at various locations, with the grand prize winner revealed in New York City on July 3.
CoreWeave has signed a multi-year deal with Anthropic to power its Claude AI models, adding to its roster of nine out of ten top AI providers and boosting shares over 10%. The agreement follows a $21 billion Meta commitment and highlights the surging demand for AI infrastructure amid CoreWeave's aggressive debt-financed expansion.
Silicon Valley startups are revolutionizing defense through agile, low-cost technologies inspired by the Ukraine and Iran wars, with Tiberius Aerospace's GRAIL platform enabling quick licensing of Ukrainian tech for U.K. manufacturing. Experts highlight a shift from expensive legacy systems to AI-orchestrated affordable drones, warning of economic pitfalls in traditional warfare while noting booming stocks for major contractors.
A CNET home tech reporter shares her switch from a lifetime of gas stoves to a Samsung induction model, citing improved air quality, speed, safety, ease of cleaning, and cookware compatibility as key reasons. Her experience reflects growing trends toward induction amid health and environmental debates over gas cooking.
NASA's Orion capsule for the Artemis II mission features interiors designed for safety and comfort at extreme speeds, incorporating adjustable seats, customizable sleeping options, and intuitive controls informed by astronaut input. Experts highlight how these human factors enhance mission success, contrasting with designs like SpaceX's Crew Dragon while prioritizing psychological well-being for deep space exploration.
The WNBA draft on Monday features the Dallas Wings holding the No. 1 pick amid league changes from a new CBA and expansion. Potential top selections include Olivia Miles, Azzi Fudd, Awa Fam, and Lauren Betts, with a trend of senior-year transfers boosting draft stocks and expanded rosters offering more opportunities.
UCLA's six graduating seniors, fresh from a national championship, are projected to all be drafted in the 2026 WNBA draft, potentially making history as the first program to have six selections in one year. Their dominance in the Final Four and team-first culture have drawn praise from coaches and scouts, setting the stage for successful professional careers.
Nine Power 4 college football programs host spring games on April 11, highlighting key storylines like Alabama's quarterback battle and Florida's new coach Jon Sumrall's debut. The events showcase roster changes, transfers, and rebuild efforts across the SEC and ACC amid preparations for the 2026 season.
A 10-year-old girl named Kaela wrote to NASA urging Pluto's reinstatement as a planet, prompting Administrator Bill Nelson to reply that the agency is 'looking into it.' The exchange has sparked widespread discussion on Pluto's 2006 demotion and the ongoing debate in astronomy.
NASA's PACE satellite, launched in February 2024, is now providing detailed mapping of air pollution sources worldwide, enhancing accountability for emitters. The mission's instruments track aerosols, clouds, and ocean ecosystems, offering new tools for climate and health policy.
