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Meta lays off thousands as AI automates work across the tech industry, with over 100,000 tech jobs cut in 2026.

From Nepal to Madagascar, Morocco to Indonesia, young people wielding a pirate flag from the anime One Piece overthrew governments, elected a prime minister via Discord, and sent shockwaves through political establishments on three continents.

Padel, the world's fastest-growing sport with 30 million players, is rapidly expanding into the United States.

When India's Chief Justice compared unemployed youth to cockroaches, a 30-year-old student in Boston turned the slur into a satirical party that gained 22 million Instagram followers in six days — and became the loudest voice of a generation.

Driverless AI-powered taxis begin operating in London, joining the global expansion of autonomous vehicle technology.

With an overhauled roster, a new offensive coordinator, and questions surrounding key injuries, the Los Angeles Rams enter 2026 at a crossroads between championship contention and a difficult rebuilding phase.

From AI-generated scripts and visual effects to synthetic voices and virtual production stages, artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming how movies and television are made.

Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have announced a significant advance in quantum error correction that could accelerate the development of practical quantum computers by years.

Anaheim's restaurant scene has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past five years, with acclaimed chefs opening destination restaurants that draw visitors who come specifically for the food, not just the theme parks.

Universal Studios Hollywood continues its transformation with Super Nintendo World expansion, new stunt shows, and confirmed upcoming attractions that will reshape the park experience.

Orange County has emerged as one of California's fastest-growing business corridors, drawing tech startups, biotech firms, and international corporations to a region historically defined by tourism and real estate.

After years of extreme volatility, Southern California's real estate market is entering a new phase characterized by stabilizing prices, evolving buyer demographics, and significant geographic variation across the region.