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Donny Osmond pays tribute to ‘protector’ older brother Alan after death at 76: ‘Till we meet again’
Donny Osmond called his older brother Alan his “protector” in an emotional tribute to the late musician. Donny took to Instagram Tuesday and posted “one of the earliest pictures” of him and his brother, in which Alan held him as a baby. “Even back then, you can see that he had his arm around me,
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Mozilla Used Anthropic’s Mythos to Find and Fix 151 Bugs in Firefox
Amid a raging debate over the impact that new AI models will have on cybersecurity, Mozilla said on Tuesday that its Firefox 150 browser release this week includes protections for 271 vulnerabilities identified using early access to Anthropic’s Mythos Preview. The Firefox team says that it has taken resources and discipline to adjust to the
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Amid production flight, L.A. to offer cheaper film permits for ‘low-impact’ shoots
Los Angeles will soon offer reduced-cost filming permits for shoots that demonstrate a “low impact” to the surrounding community, a move that comes as the city tries to lure more production. The cost of film permits shooting at three or fewer locations will be reduced by as much as 58%, according to the nonprofit FilmLA,
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Data guru explains how Dems would benefit from Virginia’s latest redistricting measure
CNN analyst Harry Enten highlighted how a contentious Virginia redistricting measure could shift control of the House of Representatives to Democrats in the 2026 midterms. The proposed redistricting would redraw Virginia’s congressional map to favor Democrats in 10 of 11 seats. Enten explained mid-decade redistricting efforts across multiple states —including Texas, California, Ohio, Utah, and
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Instant karma for Coachella activist who tried to tear down Israeli flag
This is the moment a Coachella activist plummets to the ground after trying to strip an Israeli flag from a “Latina Forever” art installation. The man is seen climbing a fence at the corner of the piece before reaching up to try to snatch the banner from its place. He then loses his balance and
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A Muslim Faith Leader on the Failures That Led to the Iran War, and What Comes Next
Secretary General of the Muslim World League Mohammad Abdulkarim al-Issa gives a speech during a visit to the Nozyk Synagogue on January 24, 2020 in Warsaw, Poland. —Wojtek Radwanski—AFP / Getty Images Muhammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa has spent more than a decade trying to prevent the kind of war that is now raging in the
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Ye’s Los Angeles shows just grossed $33 million. Here’s who made it happen
On March 25, Larry Jackson invited executives from Spotify Technology SA and Apple Music to the Southern California home of Ye, the musical artist formerly known as Kanye West. Ye was finishing work on a new album, “Bully,” which Jackson wanted to play for a handful of industry tastemakers. Major streaming services had been wary
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Mike Johnson and John Thune offer conflicting accounts of DHS shutdown plan on same day
WASHINGTON — Republican leaders in Congress appeared to be on the same page Tuesday about how to fund immigration activities for the next three years as they released a party-line measure that will pave the way for a special process known as budget reconciliation. But they weren’t unified about another problem — when to clear
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A Few Minutes of Coloring Can Erase Your Stress
—Photo-Illustration by TIME (Source Image: Kinga Krzeminska—Getty Images) Girija Kaimal likes that you can turn your brain off when you color. The few minutes it takes to fill in a page is enough to break your brain’s cycle of stress, it turns out. “Anyone can do it—it’s not asking you to make anything. It’s asking
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13-year-old killed in e-scooter crash had ‘a golden heart,’ family says
Angel Roman Mendoza Lopez loved soccer and had dreams of one day becoming a police officer. Angel, 13, died over the weekend after he was hit by a car while crossing the street on his electric scooter Friday afternoon, according to the Pomona Police Department. The boy was not wearing a helmet at the time,