Author: Emily Harper

The Studio Dominates The 77th Emmy Awards crowned Apple TV+ hit “The Studio” as the standout of the year. The Hollywood satire collected 13 trophies across both Primetime and Creative Arts categories, including best comedy series. Coming into the ceremony with nine wins already, the show quickly added more, starting with Seth Rogen’s best actor in a comedy victory. Rogen and his longtime collaborator Evan Goldberg later returned to the stage to accept the directing award, making the series the most decorated freshman comedy in Emmy history. Rogen and Goldberg joined Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, and Frida Perez to win…

Read More

A Nation Transformed by Protest Nepal has entered a new political chapter with the swearing-in of Sushila Karki as its first female prime minister. Her appointment follows a week of unprecedented youth-led demonstrations that toppled the government of KP Sharma Oli and forced the dissolution of parliament. The protests, sparked by a social media ban but fueled by deeper anger over corruption and nepotism, drew tens of thousands of young people to the streets. The demonstrations turned deadly when security forces opened fire on civilians, leaving 21 dead. The violence galvanized the movement, and within days, parliament buildings and ministerial…

Read More

Pressure Mounts After a Rocky Start The Kansas City Chiefs are no strangers to skepticism, and this season is no exception. Just two weeks into their campaign, critics are again questioning whether the reigning dynasty can sustain its dominance. The doubts intensified after the Chiefs’ season-opening 27-21 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in São Paulo, Brazil. Now, as they prepare for a home clash against the Philadelphia Eagles, the same team that dismantled them in last season’s Super Bowl, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Patrick Mahomes, the face of the franchise, has leaned into the scrutiny with characteristic resilience.…

Read More

The late Giorgio Armani, who died on September 4, 2025, at the age of 91, left behind a carefully structured plan for the future of his fashion house. Widely regarded as one of the most influential designers of the modern era, Armani had long prepared for the eventual transfer of his empire, ensuring both family members and trusted collaborators were included in the succession process. Succession Plan and Ownership Distribution According to his business will, ownership of the company has been divided among close associates and relatives. Leo Dell’Orco, his longtime collaborator and head of menswear, received a 40% stake,…

Read More

Revised Revenue Forecast and Earnings Outlook Delta Air Lines has reaffirmed its full-year and third-quarter 2025 earnings guidance amid improving travel demand, especially in the United States. On September 11, 2025, the carrier raised the lower end of its third-quarter revenue growth forecast to 2% to 4% year-over-year, up from a previous projection of 0% to 4%. Alongside this upward revision, Delta reiterated its full-year forecasts, highlighting confidence that both leisure and corporate travel will continue to support its revenue and profitability for the remainder of the year. Key Drivers: Travel Demand, Premium Revenue, and Supply Discipline Recent data show…

Read More

The European Central Bank (ECB) opted to leave its key deposit rate unchanged at 2.00% during its latest policy meeting in Frankfurt, highlighting that inflationary pressures have eased and the broader economy remains relatively resilient. ECB President Christine Lagarde remarked that “monetary policy is in a good place” and stressed that future decisions will follow a “meeting-by-meeting” approach, underscoring the absence of any pre-committed path for rate changes. Inflation Moderation and Economic Stability Inflation in the Eurozone slowed to 2.1% in August, falling within close range of the bank’s medium-term target of 2%. This moderation represents a significant improvement from…

Read More

Arrest After Nationwide Manhunt Authorities have confirmed that a suspect is in custody following the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The suspect, identified as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson of Washington, Utah, was detained after a 33-hour manhunt that involved local police, state officials, and the FBI. Robinson’s arrest came after a family member contacted a friend, who then alerted authorities that he had confessed or strongly implied responsibility for the shooting. According to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, Robinson’s father cooperated with investigators, keeping his son secure until he could be formally taken into custody late…

Read More

Discovery on Mars Sparks Questions NASA’s Perseverance rover recently detected chemical signatures on an arrow-shaped rock that could point to the existence of ancient microbial life on Mars. While the discovery was not conclusive, it highlighted the urgent need to return samples to Earth for advanced study. Interim NASA Administrator Sean Duffy expressed enthusiasm about the findings but quickly faced questions on the stalled Mars Sample Return program, which has been on hold for nearly two years due to escalating costs. The Debate Over Returning Samples The mission to retrieve rock samples collected by Perseverance has faced budget overruns, with…

Read More

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced plans to scrap the current £100 ceiling on contactless card transactions in the United Kingdom. If adopted, the measure would allow banks and card issuers to set their own thresholds for contactless payments, potentially opening the way for customers to make higher-value purchases without entering a PIN or using chip-and-pin verification. Proposal to Eliminate £100 Contactless Cap The FCA argued that the current framework, introduced to limit exposure to fraud, no longer reflects today’s digital payment environment. By shifting responsibility to individual firms, the regulator hopes to encourage greater flexibility and consumer choice…

Read More

The Mexican government has imposed new import tariffs on more than 1,400 products from China and other Asian nations, with rates reaching as high as 50%. The move, outlined in the government’s 2025 budget proposal, is designed to protect domestic industries and ease the impact of tariffs placed on Mexico by the United States. Officials said the decision is particularly significant for Mexico’s automotive industry, which accounts for around 23% of national manufacturing output and remains a central focus of trade disputes with Washington. New Tariffs Introduced To Counter U.S. Measures The tariffs cover a wide range of goods, including…

Read More