Phones with the new chips are slated for the second half of 2026 from brands including Honor, Oppo, Realme and Redmi.

Investors sold the stock after Q1 outperformance paired with softer Q2 guidance.

Prosecutors say the operation seeks to reclaim the park by cutting off gang-linked fentanyl supply lines.

Separate federal hate‑crime charges could still bring a death‑penalty decision.

The milestone ties the earbuds’ fate to Apple’s overhauled Siri expected with iOS 27 in September.

The move answers rising legal and regulatory pressure over ChatGPT’s handling of self-harm.

The deal aims to ease AI data bottlenecks by moving links from copper to optical fiber.

The milestone ties the earbuds’ fate to Apple’s overhauled Siri expected with iOS 27 in September.

The agreements give IREN visible funding that anchors demand for its planned multi‑gigawatt buildout.

The queue locks in order of purchase to curb resellers.

City's game in hand keeps the race open.

A reshaped field meets a mountain‑heavy route that could spring daily surprises.

Barcelona have put a one-year, lower-salary role on the table.

Rain threats could quickly rewrite any dry‑track gains from Friday practice.

Implementation now rests with sport federations.

Limited allocations with demand-led pricing are pushing many to indirect flights or overnight coaches.

Rivals are studying Red Bull’s new sidepod concept to see if the Miami step proves durable.

The case now goes to CONMEBOL’s disciplinary panel to determine any sanctions.

The matchup offers a rare all‑British title bout with heavy knockout power on both sides.

Early reviews praise immersive 3D with Eilish’s hands-on direction.

Nacon’s financial distress raises questions about whether the newly dated projects will stay on track.

The surprise update aims to bridge the gap before the planned paid story expansion.

The long-time star steps back after 18 years to pursue other projects.

Critics single out lifelike CGI sheep as the film’s key draw.

Press attention centers on Stanley Tucci’s TJ Maxx tie-in, signaling a marketing push that turns on-screen looks into trends.

Officials say the hikers entered a zone closed since April 17 for heightened volcanic activity.

New model runs point to Pacific warming near 3°C that could lift global temperatures to new records.

The peer-reviewed study points to preventive alerts that still await validation and regulatory review.

The fix shows how JPL engineers keep aging tools working from millions of miles away.

Escalating pressure now tests the Biennale’s promise of openness.

The move seeks to choke off the Cuban military’s revenue stream to force policy changes.

The decision underscores universities’ focus on keeping ceremonies unified in response to boycott threats over posts about the Israel‑Hamas war.

Implementation now rests with sport federations.

The collapse of Russia's Victory Day truce signals an escalation in long-range drone strikes with greater risk of retaliation.

The punishments signal a sharp escalation in Xi Jinping’s purge of the People’s Liberation Army.

New test results trigger a $1 billion political fight over a project once billed as private.

Eastern allies are lobbying to host the forces under tight legal and logistical limits.

The case spotlights rising antisemitic crime alongside a tighter security focus.

The punishments signal a sharp escalation in Xi Jinping’s purge of the People’s Liberation Army.

The verdict under the new National Security Act signals a UK push to curb transnational repression.

The case spotlights rising antisemitic crime alongside a tighter security focus.

His on-air remarks mark a careful step back into public view during an ongoing murder case against his brother.

Iran’s pending response to a U.S. plan to reopen Hormuz keeps oil supply and inflation in play.

The move seeks to choke off the Cuban military’s revenue stream to force policy changes.

The deal aims to ease AI data bottlenecks by moving links from copper to optical fiber.

The fight now shifts to drafting nine bills that will lock in the dollars and the fine print.

New test results trigger a $1 billion political fight over a project once billed as private.

The company frames the slump as proof that energy shocks together with tariff policy are squeezing big‑ticket purchases.

Public data show large, well-timed trades that reveal no trader identities.

Progress now turns on resolving an ethics rule demanded by key Democrats.

Nacon’s financial distress raises questions about whether the newly dated projects will stay on track.

The surprise update aims to bridge the gap before the planned paid story expansion.

The queue locks in order of purchase to curb resellers.

Critics call it a short, affecting tale powered by a curated track list that drives every scene.

The Xbox deep dive signaled a 50-year origin tale with bold new systems.

Early momentum suggests Capcom may grow Pragmata into a new series.

New leadership at Cloud Chamber now guides a reworked project with no release date.

Grinding Gear Games targets a 1.0 release after ExileCon this year pending player approval of the reworked endgame.

The overhaul answers a year of player backlash over forced civ‑swapping.

The results signal a pivot toward access over ownership that challenges $70 releases.

Trademark control by Japan's Drecom raises questions for Atari's revival plans.