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Lana Del Rey’s debut album Born to Die becomes a bestseller in America as “Henry, Come On,” the lead single from her forthcoming project, arrives.

Perry, King, and a crew of four other women will take part in the first all-female flight to space in decades on Monday, becoming the latest celebrity passengers of Blue Origin’s New Shepard vehicle.

Elton John and Brandi Carlile’s Who Believes in Angels debuts at No. 1 in the U.K., marking John’s tenth chart-topper and Carlile’s first on the Official Albums chart.

The analyst found a hidden spreadsheet, where a table called “Plugs” appears to represent required changes in value.

As Sony raises prices for its PlayStation 5 consoles in some international markets, a supplier for the Nintendo Switch 2 warns the upcoming console’s price could be hit by tariffs.

A new Paragon Health Institute study on Medicaid financing exposes how state governments use provider taxes to extract much more from the federal government.

In this week’s Current Climate newsletter, reducing methane emissions by breeding less gassy cows; Tesla Cybertruck sales plunge; solving water scarcity challenges

Indian casting director Shruti Mahajan talks about her experience of working with filmmakers Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Prakash Jha.

ReArm Europe could unleash €800 billion in defense spending—to reinvigorate the European defense industry and produce a flood of weapons and ammunition.

The Chinese President is on a two-day visit to Vietnam as he seeks allies amid the trade war against Washington.