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  • What we know about Netflix's price hike

    The streaming platform has announced it will be raising prices in several countries following an increase in subscribers by 19 million.

  • Trump pardons Silk Road founder Ulbricht for online drug scheme

    (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, who was sentenced to life in prison for running an underground online marketplace where drug dealers and others conducted more than $200 million in illicit trade using bitcoin. The Republican president made good on a campaign pledge to free Ulbricht, 40, who was arrested in 2013 and sentenced in 2015 in what became a landmark U.S. prosecution launched only a few years after the emergence of the popular cryptocurrency. "The scum that worked to convict him were some of the same lunatics who were involved in the modern day weaponization of government against me," Trump said in a post on his social media platform Truth Social.

  • Hailey Bieber just teased two new Rhode products - and we're already obsessed

    We spotted some unreleased products in her Justin Bieber's wife's latest post... See Photos.

  • Prince Harry receives ‘full apology’ from The Sun owner as he settles legal claim against newspaper

    Lawyers for the the Duke of Sussex described the settlement as a ‘monumental victory’

  • Doug Emhoff Avenges Kamala’s Viral Handshake Snub

    Doug Emhoff, the husband of former Vice President Kamala Harris, was out for blood at President Donald Trump’s inauguration, deliberately snubbing a man who refused his wife’s offer of a handshake earlier this month, according to CNN. On Monday, Emhoff, who served as second gentleman of the United States from 2021 to 2025, rejected a handshake from Bruce Fischer, husband of Sen. Deb Fischer of Nebraska. Emhoff brought up the moment Fischer appeared to refuse Harris’ proffered hand at the Republi

  • Police Officer Charged with 'Incompetence' After Accidentally Shooting Driver with His Own Gun

    Termination proceedings against Officer Mindy Cardwell have begun, per the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office

  • Prince Harry breaks silence as he wins huge privacy battle in landmark case against The Sun

    Prince Harry and the publisher of The Sun, News Group Newspapers, have reached a shock settlement after the Duke first lodged his claim five years ago.

  • UN seeks $910 million for humanitarian crisis in Nigeria's northeast

    The United Nations will this week appeal for $910 million to help tackle a humanitarian crisis in northeastern Nigeria, which has been in the grip of an Islamist insurgency since 2009 and was hit by flooding last year, documents showed on Wednesday. The UN documents seen by Reuters showed that 7.8 million people need help in the three northeastern states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe, and the UN aims to help 3.6 million of them. At $910 million, it is the most expensive humanitarian crisis in West and Central Africa, ahead of Chad, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, the documents showed.

  • Chris Brown sues Warner Bros for $500m over ‘serial rapist’ claims

    Rapper Chris Brown has filed a $500m (£450m) lawsuit against Warner Bros after he was called a “serial rapist and a sexual abuser” in a new documentary. The lawsuit, which also requests a jury trial, alleges that the Investigation Discovery docuseries, Chris Brown: A History of Violence has been “detrimental” to the singer and is “full of lies”. Brown, 35, has a series of allegations against his name, including assaulting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna in a car in 2009, attacking a nightclub photographer in 2017 and “brutally and severely beating” four men after a concert in Texas in 2024.

  • 'All The Traitors secrets I learned after meeting the cast'

    As the Entertainment Editor at Yahoo, I have been lucky enough to interview many of the stars as they leave The Traitors castle. This is what I have learned.

  • Australian Open: American player Ben Shelton criticizes TV interviewers at tournament

    After Shelton reached the semifinals at the Grand Slam tournament, he followed his final answer at his news conference by saying: “One thing that I just want to say before we’re done: I’ve been a little bit shocked this week with how players have been treated by the broadcasters.” Djokovic eventually relented after receiving public apologies from the network and its employee, Tony Jones. “I don’t think that was just a single event,” Shelton said.

  • 'Swan man' urges 'idiot' drivers to slow down

    A swan enthusiast has urged motorists to be wary after 150 have descended on a field near his home.

  • Using technology in schools can tackle absences and staff shortages – Phillipson

    The Education Secretary has set out plans to use technology as a ‘positive, radical, modernising force’ in the education system.

  • Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today’s races

    Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?

  • Crossbow killer Kyle Clifford admits murders of wife and two daughters of BBC commentator John Hunt

    Kyle Clifford pleaded guilty to three counts of murder at Cambridge Crown Court on Wednesday after horrific attack in Bushey

  • Duke of Sussex settles court case with The Sun's publisher

    The Duke of Sussex has settled his legal action against the publisher of The Sun. Harry and former Labour deputy leader Lord Tom Watson brought legal action against News Group Newspapers (NGN) over allegations of unlawful information gathering by journalists and private investigators between 1996 to 2011. NGN, which also ran the now-defunct News Of The World, has denied any unlawful activity took place at The Sun.

  • Foreign investment into US reaches record: FT

    Foreign investment into the US has hit a record high, according to data from the Financial Times. Yahoo Finance host Julie Hyman examines this data measure, noting the amount of greenfield foreign investments (GFI) made by companies and other countries into the United States. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend here. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

  • Iran says Swiss national who died in prison had photographed military sites

    A Swiss national who Iranian authorities said took his own life while in an Iranian jail after being arrested on suspicion of espionage had taken pictures of military sites, Iran's judiciary spokesperson said on Wednesday. Switzerland had demanded detailed information on the reasons for the arrest of the 64-year-old man, who had been travelling in Iran as a tourist, and a full investigation into the circumstances of his death earlier this month. "The person had entered the country from Dogharoun (bordering Afghanistan) in October as a tourist in a car fitted with various technical equipment meant for different purposes," the judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir said.

  • Freed Israeli hostage Emily Damari holds Tottenham scarf aloft as she thanks club and fans for their support

    Tottenham fans had rallied around Emily Damari who was released from Hamas captivity after 471 days

  • White House Press Secretary's Wild Trump Talk Has People Saying… Seriously?!?

    "Propaganda so blatant it would make the dictator of North Korea blush," one critic cracked about Karoline Leavitt's praise of the president on Fox News.