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While made before the Israel-Hamas war, director Jonathan Dekel's quirky comedy about a Mossad spy desperate for recognition feels more timely than ever.

No. 1 Florida received 47 of the 59 first-place votes in the Associated Press' preseason men's college basketball top 25 poll. Duke was No. 2, while Illinois was No. 3.

The TGL is preparing for its third regular season, and they are still experiencing a first with the first ever trade in league history.

The US Sentencing Commission released a report on violations of those under Supervised Release for federal crimes.

Want to make your dumb robot smart? $3 an hour is all it costs. Or 75 cents, if you're okay with a slightly less capable physical AI model.

Netflix's Chief of Film Dan Lin has been let go, as part of the streaming service's layoffs, which has let go of roughly 1,000 jobs, nearly 6% of the workforce.

Richard Riehle, a prolific character actor who appeared in such notable films as "Office Space," "Casino" and "The Fugitive," dies.

Holiday business-class fares are rising with jet fuel costs. The degree of sticker shock depends on where you're flying and when.

In the M&A space, money is rarely left on the proverbial table. Insufficient bids will ultimately be revealed as just that.

With mortgage rates around 7.4%, builders are struggling to sell homes without sacrificing profits. Even Wall Street is losing patience with the industry.