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Pluribus' creator Vince Gilligan breaks down what his new Apple TV sci-fi thriller is about in an interview, and why he's hesitant to say too much.

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If you have an iPhone running iOS 26, you may have noticed that it now reports the estimated time to finish charging to 80% on the lock screen. If you are not using a fast charger, though, it will not ...

NPR's A Martinez speaks with author Shea Serrano about his new book, "Expensive Basketball," an examination of some of the game's most iconic players and moments.

The Senate will return today, Monday, Oct. 27, 2025, amid the second-longest government shutdown in history, although a Senate vote today to reopen the government is not likely as the outlook looks ...

Books New Englander Warren Zanes’s Springsteen book is now a film. Here’s what that means to him. The once (and future?) Del Fuego talks fatherhood, human art in the age of AI, and watching his book ...

The Book Mart on East Main Street is ready for its next chapter. After holding its final week of sales this week, Lauren Ann Cooper, owner of L.A. Green downtown, announced she purchased the building ...

North Carolina lawmakers adopted a controversial new congressional map, which aims to gain another Republican seat. The state's former congressional map had already received criticism for ...

Amazon's data center in Ashburn, Va. (Ted Shaffrey/AP) Amazon says Amazon Web Services, its cloud computer service that powers many of the internet’s most popular apps and websites, has fully ...

What struck me most was the pain in his eyes. Not the kind of pain that announces itself with dramatics, but the slower variety that settles into the contours of a face and refuses to leave. A ...