Stray Kids do not submit for 2027 Grammy Awards
Stray Kids’ label says the group did not submit for the 2027 Grammys. BTS has also opted out, as the Recording Academy prepares a new Asian pop award.
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Stray Kids’ label says the group did not submit for the 2027 Grammys. BTS has also opted out, as the Recording Academy prepares a new Asian pop award.
A music publisher has filed a US copyright lawsuit over Olivia Dean’s *I’ve Seen It*, alleging it copies part of Bill Withers’ *Just the Two of Us*. The defendants are music companies, not Dean.
Volvo Cars has withdrawn its 2026 expectations after a third-quarter sales decline, citing worsening conditions in China and a slower US recovery.
The House passed Trump’s preferred bill by 308–117, but support for ending clock changes does not settle which time should stay — or prove all the benefits he predicts.
Nike’s plan to combine its sales divisions adds detail to its job cuts, though the number of positions affected remains unclear.
The Washington Post says campaign-style adverts drew on money approved for border security, anti-drug work and memorials to fallen officers.
Trump says US prices are falling rapidly and blames Democrats. Broad price measures instead show continued rises, though some products have become cheaper.
Anthropic could make its stock-market debut before US Thanksgiving, Bloomberg has reported, citing unnamed sources.
Mattel shares closed sharply higher in New York after a report of private talks about a possible takeover bid.
The UN General Assembly has debated Russian and Chinese vetoes that blocked renewal of an Iran sanctions panel, amid a dispute over the sanctions’ legal basis.
Trump has announced the Jackson lawyer as his choice to succeed Leslie Southwick on the Fifth Circuit. The seat’s vacancy date is still undetermined, and the appointment would require Senate confirmation.
Canada is speeding up its review of a proposed pipeline to the Pacific coast as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks new markets for Canadian oil beyond the US.
Good’s brother and partner have filed two lawsuits seeking damages after an ICE officer fatally shot her in Minneapolis in January.
Police have arrested a 27-year-old dual UK-Iranian national in the RAF Fairford investigation. Another man has been questioned under caution.
South Korea has selected a Texas power project, but the larger nuclear and Alaska LNG proposals in Trump’s $200bn announcement still face significant decisions.
Two Americans, a Canadian and a Russian have left Florida on a SpaceX flight to the ISS for a long-duration mission.
The ICC says its AXA contract ended by mutual agreement; AXA reportedly cited risks linked to US sanctions.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands’ four governments plan to meet on Sint Maarten in November for their first Kingdom Summit, focused on closer cooperation.
Trump shared a headline claiming nearly $1bn in cuts. Records show an $810m proposal and a spending freeze, but its legal effect and description of beneficiaries are contested.
Trump amplified a Just the News claim that coverage of White House press restrictions and journalists’ communications shows a double standard.
A flydubai 737 MAX landed safely after sharp changes in altitude, but its descent rate cannot establish Trump’s claim that it endured forces far beyond its design expectations.