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Arby's has reportedly closed multiple restaurant locations across the country with little notice, leaving customers surprised as the fast-food chain reassesses parts of its nationwide footprint.

Taliban authorities destroyed musical instruments in eastern Afghanistan, reinforcing a nationwide ban critics say is erasing culture.

As people turn to ChatGPT and AI chatbots for breakups and family conflicts, Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman issues a stark warning: this is not therapy, and the risks are growing.

Brad Pitt is fighting fresh legal claims over Château Miraval as the long dispute with Angelina Jolie continues to take an emotional toll.

Meta's acquisition of AI agent Manus spotlights potential automation across various roles, from analysts to virtual assistants.

During her husband's funeral, Erika Kirk publicly forgave Tyler Robinson, 22, who has been charged with aggravated murder in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University on 10 September 2025. The conservative activist's widow has since drawn mixed reactions online.

Novo Nordisk's long-term strategy for weight-loss treatments has earned praise from scientists, even as investors grow cautious about timelines, competition and near-term returns.

George R.R. Martin's former assistants reportedly know the secret ending to A Song of Ice and Fire. Is The Winds of Winter finally nearing its elusive conclusion?

South Korean agency Ador has terminated NewJeans member Danielle's contract, escalating the dispute into a potentially expensive legal battle.

Authorities reject claims of a Texas serial killer after bodies found in Houston bayous, warning viral speculation is spreading fear.

Comedian Claire Brosseau argues for equitable access to Medical Assistance in Dying for those with treatment-resistant mental illness in Canada.