Rob Waugh reviews Amazon's Echo Studio
Echo Studio is Amazon's latest attempt at a 'hi-fi' Echo device, and it's certainly a burly piece of kit Read more...
App that lets you pay celebrities to do custom shout-outs found exposing passwords, email addresses
Motherboard, which cited the findings of an anonymous security researcher, reports Cameo's app, which lets users pay for short shout-out videos from celebrities, contained credentials. Read more...
Streaming TVs Boom Is a Mixed Blessing for Some Hollywood Writers
The glut of shows has created more opportunities, but short seasons and unpredictable schedules have made life tricky. Read more...
Tennis landmark .725 million prize
The 2019 WTA Finals in Shenzhen offers the largest purse in tennis history with million up for grabs. Read more...
Justin Bieber Is Back With Confessions, Personal and Musical
One of pops biggest stars returns with an album that has unexpected kinship with new music from Harry Styles and Selena Gomez. Read more...
Top Photos Of The Day
Our top photos from the last 24 hours. Read more...
Democratic Leaders Willing to Risk Party Damage to Stop Bernie Sanders
Interviews with dozens of Democratic Party officials, including 93 superdelegates, found overwhelming opposition to handing Mr. Sanders the nomination if he fell short of a majority of delegates. Read more...
Police in Panama found more than 5 tons of drugs in a homemade semi-submersible vessel
More than 5 tons of drugs were seized off the coast of Panama after authorities spotted what appeared to be a semi-submersible vessel, the country's ministry of public security said. Read more...
Trump Emboldened
And is making federal buildings beautiful again really so bad? Read more...
Melbourne company offers employees extra sick leave to look after their injured or sick pets
ICD Property in Melbourne has introduced 'paw-ternity' leave for all staff. Read more...
The 1913 Belmont A New Look and a Dubious Upset
Fans noticed a new Belmont at the opening of the 1913 season; renovations had altered the familiar plant. Read more...
Japanese prime minister orders the closure of ALL schools in the country for a month
Shinzo Abe said'The government considers the health and safety of children above anything else. We request all primary, junior high and high schools across the nation to close temporarily. Read more...
DEBORAH ROSSIt's a very English scandal that this is so dreary
The Trial Of Christine Keeler not only failed to live up to the billing that, admittedly, may only have been in my head, but was also frequently incoherent due to all the jumping about in time Read more...
Players Union Pushes Back on M.L.B.s Portrayal of Astros Investigation
Tony Clark, the head of the union, said the league had initially indicated it did not intend to punish any Astros players, contradicting Commissioner Rob Manfred. Read more...
Heinz asks customers if they want beans and spaghetti hoops in the one can
The food giant has mocked up the packaging for the potential product, which the firm suggests they are willing to release if there is sufficient public demand. Read more...
U.S. Womens Soccer Team Sets Price for Ending Lawsuit Million
In court filings ahead of a looming gender discrimination trial, the players and U.S. Soccer proposed resolutions to a long-running equal pay fight. Read more...