The cast charms, the visual effects wow, but it all feels too glitzy and hollow.

One of the dominant storylines I’ve been following through 2025 is electricity—where and how demand is going up, how much it costs, and how this all intersects with that topic everyone is talking about: AI.

Ford’s CMO tells Newsweek why she had to tear down the company’s structure and go back to basics, including a massive vehicle review.

Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce spoke from the podium after practice on Friday. The Chiefs (5-5) are hosting Indianapolis (8-2) on Sunday

Study reveals only 21% of middle-income Americans expect better finances next year, down from 33% in 2020, as inflation creates widespread pessimism.

California state Sen. Scott Wiener and Saikat Chakrabarti, former chief of staff to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, had already jumped into the race ahead of Pelosi's retirement announcement.

Warren Buffett is keeping a huge cash reserve and paring down positions in tech as 2025 draws to a close, while waiting for the next big opportunity.

Yahoo Sports senior MLB analysts Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss the outfielder’s accepting of a qualifying offer to return to the Bronx and what it could mean for the chances of Cody Bellinger also returning to the team in 2026.

The Chicago Cubs have done a great job of hanging onto the fruits of their farm system the past few years, even as they’ve made trades to bolster the Major Leag

Schumer has faced widespread backlash since the group of Democrats bucked party leadership to reopen the government. CNN data analyst Harry Enten said last week that Schumer is the “least popular” Democratic senator leader based on polling since 1985. According to Enten, Schumer stands at a negative 4% rating.

Speaking with Abdullah Alswaha, Saudi Arabia’s minister of communications and information technology, and Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, Musk predicted that “work will be optional” in about 10 or 20 years, receiving a round of applause from the crowd afterward.