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Adler & Associates has acquired worldwide rights to the AI-themed Indian drama The Zebras directed by Aneek Chaudhuri. The film explores technology's impact on creativity through stories of a photographer and a model in near-future Kolkata.
At least six Americans were exposed to Bundibugyo Ebola in Congo amid a growing outbreak now declared a global health emergency by the WHO. The CDC is coordinating their withdrawal while assuring the U.S. public faces low risk.
A brawl among teenagers at a DC Chipotle drew attention to youth disruptions, prompting federal prosecutors to announce charges against parents. Officials and residents offered differing views on enforcement versus local approaches.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung called for balanced labor and management rights as a major strike at Samsung Electronics approaches. Government officials warn of massive economic losses if the 47,000-worker action begins on May 21.
The UAE reported a drone strike on the perimeter of its Barakah nuclear plant, with no injuries or contamination. The incident occurred amid ongoing US-Iran tensions and drew condemnation from Emirati officials.
Kozak Financial Group will discuss investment strategies on QR Calgary radio on May 23 at 11 a.m. The firm highlights nearly 30 years of experience helping Albertans with income-focused wealth management.
Meryl Streep and Martin Short were photographed dining closely in London amid renewed romance rumors while filming Only Murders in the Building. The sighting follows earlier denials and public displays of affection between the co-stars.
The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 18, 2026, featured straightforward clues with answers like IFFY, CHILE, and FOCUS. CNET provided complete solutions and described the grid as fun and easy.
Ella Langley won seven awards at the 61st ACM Awards in Las Vegas, while Cody Johnson took Entertainer of the Year. The event was hosted by Shania Twain and streamed on Prime Video.
Israel plans to build a new IDF compound on the former UNRWA headquarters site in East Jerusalem. Defense Minister Israel Katz called the move a symbol of sovereignty while UN officials condemned it as defiance of international law.
A CBS Weekend News report covered a midair fighter jet collision at an Idaho air show and declining presidential approval ratings on the economy from a new poll.
China's April economic indicators missed expectations with weak retail sales and investment, though exports provided some support amid the Iran conflict. Officials and analysts point to ongoing challenges and a cautious policy outlook.
WHO declares Ebola outbreaks in two African countries a global health emergency to coordinate international response. Reporting includes context on virus history and ongoing containment efforts.
Two juveniles are in custody after 12 shootings in Austin that injured four people, with a third suspect still at large according to police.
A CBS News poll reveals declining approval for President Trump's economic policies amid concerns over inflation and Iran-related gas prices. Americans express frustration and pessimism about future opportunities and job security.
Cheng Lei, an Australian journalist imprisoned in China for nearly three years, has written a memoir and play about her ordeal while resuming her career and trying stand-up comedy in Melbourne.
Tse Hao Guang started a side publishing project in Singapore to test if literary pamphlets featuring emerging writers could break even financially. The effort remains a modest experiment alongside his day job as a researcher.
Regina is moving forward with safety upgrades at its busiest and most collision-prone intersection. The project adds protected turn lanes, better lighting, and signal improvements expected to take a year.
A large prayer event on the National Mall organized with White House support highlighted ongoing debates over religion in government. Officials defended the gathering as patriotic while critics and legal experts raised constitutional questions.
The Conversation published reader emails discussing AI consciousness compared to human interactions and personal experiences treating a frozen shoulder with injections and physiotherapy during the week of May 18.
