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Who Owns Halloween? Netflix, Hollywood And Viral Culture Fight For Costume Dominance
What do Google’s 2026 Frightgeist Halloween costume rankings reveal about pop culture? From Hollywood and Netflix to viral sensations, the trends tell a bigger story.
Warren urges DOJ criminal probe of Bank of America over anti-money-laundering violations
Warren asked the DOJ to disclose by Nov. 12 whether it has launched a criminal investigation into Bank of America after it admitted to violations.
Why Fruit Lost Its Flavor — And How Scientists Are Bringing It Back
CRISPR and precision breeding are transforming fruit. New tools can improve flavor, texture and convenience. The future of fruit could taste a lot better.
Before Voters Raise Taxes, Consider How Far Businesses Will Move
Ahead of votes on California’s billionaire tax and Washington’s millionaire tax, new research shows businesses often move just across county lines to cut property taxes.
NFL Week 8 Storylines: Vikings’ 6-0 Start Predicts Playoff Success
Looking at Minnesota's track record when starting 6-0 or better, plus the winless Chargers and how JSN is tracking toward a receiving record.
Binyamin Netanyahu has not won, but nor has he lost
Refusing to work with the Arab parties may be his opponents’ undoing
Unique Phenom Rejects Yankees After Record-Breaking Contract Offer
The New York Yankees failed to bring in a two-way star with a multi-million dollar offer and the player has now explained his decision.
Christine Lagarde departs at a moment of peril
Her successor as ECB chief will have an unenviable job
Merck tops quarterly estimates, hikes profit outlook as new Keytruda form shows strength
Merck's immunotherapy Keytruda, including a newer injectable form of the drug, showed stronger-than-expected sales.
What to make of 25 years of Narendra Modi
He is learning that even rapid economic growth won’t placate voters if it fails to produce jobs
Narendra Modi and the battle for India
India’s strongman has changed the country for good and ill. Now he is facing one of his sternest tests yet
U.S. worker job engagement hits lowest level since 2011, new Gallup poll finds
Gallup finds U.S. worker engagement on the job sinking to a level not seen since 2011, with remote and hybrid employees and AI primary factors.