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Warner Bros. Discovery Stumbles In Q2 As ‘Supergirl,’ Lack Of NBA Drag Down Results
Warner Bros. Discovery missed Wall Street expectations in the second quarter, with total revenue falling 11% to $8.7 billion against forecasts of $9.2 billion, as the poor box-office performance of “Supergirl” and the loss of NBA broadcasting rights weighed on results. The results arrive as the company’s $110 billion merger with Paramount remains stuck in…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Q2 Profit Slumps on NBA Ads, Movie Schedule, Write-Downs
Warner Bros. Discovery’s second-quarter net income fell sharply, as strong growth in its streaming business was outweighed by continued decline in its cable-TV networks and a weaker slate of films than the year before. The parent company of HBO, TNT and the Warner Bros. film studio blamed the loss of NBA broadcast rights and shrinking…
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Holy Land discovery reveals ancient charred relics from one of Jerusalem’s darkest chapters
Archaeologists have uncovered charred wooden roof beams roughly 2,600 years old beneath a car park in Jerusalem’s City of David, in what researchers believe are remnants of the destruction of Solomon’s Temple. The find offers a rare physical link to one of the most significant events in biblical history, the Babylonian sack of Jerusalem, and…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Q2 Content Revenue Crashes on Rough Box Office Comps
Warner Bros. Discovery’s second-quarter 2026 results were dragged down by a sharp fall in theatrical revenue, which dropped 46% year-on-year after flops Supergirl and The Bride underperformed against strong comparisons with 2025 hits A Minecraft Movie and Sinners. The company pointed to streaming as a bright spot, with revenue up 9% to $3.1 billion, but…
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Microsoft’s Quantum Chief Doesn’t Care That Scientists Don’t Believe His Results
Microsoft’s corporate vice president of quantum, Zulfi Alam, has dismissed scientists’ scepticism about his team’s claims to have created Majorana-based qubits, saying he does not need to prove the work to critics. Physicists have questioned the results due to inconclusive data and a lack of peer review, echoing a 2021 episode in which Microsoft retracted…
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What does a signature song actually mean when you’re the biggest band in the world? A case study of ABBA’s 1976 ‘Dancing Queen’
The provided article text consists only of the publication’s navigation menu and site branding (Music, Film, Travel, Art, News, Shop, Mailing List) repeated twice, with no actual article content beneath the headline. Based on the title alone, the piece from Far Out Magazine appears to be a case study examining what it means for a…
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Apple’s Private Relay feature could reveal your IP address to websites and services
Security researchers have found that Apple’s Private Relay, a feature meant to hide users’ IP addresses while browsing in Safari, can fail to do so because of a flaw in WebKit, Apple’s browser engine. The issue arises specifically with passkeys, an increasingly popular passwordless login method, because authentication requests made via passkeys occur outside the…
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OpenAI’s Browser Could Be Hijacked to Spam Your WhatsApp Contacts
Security researchers at Zenity have shown that OpenAI’s Atlas web browser can be manipulated into sending unsolicited messages to a user’s WhatsApp contacts or making unauthorised purchases on Amazon, despite having stronger safeguards than rival AI browsers. The findings, presented at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas, form part of a wider set…
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‘High-strength’ Omega-3 sold on high street often no stronger than cheaper alternative, study
A study has found that “high-strength” Omega-3 supplements sold on the British high street are often no more potent than cheaper alternatives, despite carrying premium pricing and marketing claims. The findings raise questions about value for money for the many consumers who buy fish oil supplements believing that paying more for products labelled “high strength”…