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Cinematographer Michael Bauman received the top film award for One Battle After Another at the 40th annual cinematography awards ceremony in Beverly Hills. Several television productions and documentaries were also honored for outstanding visual storytelling.
Many people expect to return from a vacation feeling refreshed. But psychologists say it is common to feel tired instead. Changes in routine, travel stress, and disrupted sleep can leave the body needing time to recover after a trip.
Financial experts say earning a higher income can sometimes create new money problems. As salaries rise, many people gradually increase their spending — a habit known as lifestyle inflation — which can make it harder to save and build long-term wealth.
Health experts warn that a common but often unnoticed form of stress is quietly affecting millions of people. Known as low-level stress, it may seem harmless but can gradually harm both mental and physical health.
Diesel prices are climbing more quickly than gasoline prices following recent geopolitical tensions. Experts warn that the rise could affect transportation, food prices, and the cost of everyday goods.
A senior executive leading robotics and hardware development at OpenAI has resigned following concerns about the company’s newly announced cooperation with the United States Department of Defense. The executive said the agreement required deeper discussion about safeguards and oversight.
A large group of scientists, policy experts, and former officials has released a new proposal outlining how artificial intelligence should be developed safely. The plan urges governments to keep humans in control of powerful AI systems and to introduce stronger safety rules before advanced technologies are widely deployed.
China’s foreign minister said both Beijing and Washington must carefully prepare for a possible meeting between their leaders, as global tensions and trade disputes continue to shape relations between the two countries.
Residents of Tehran reported dark clouds and unusual rainfall after airstrikes hit oil storage sites and refineries. Scientists say large explosions and burning fuel can release chemicals into the air that may lead to highly acidic rain.
More than 1,200 civilians have reportedly lost their lives in Iran since the latest round of attacks began last week. Human rights monitors say children and residential areas are among those heavily affected as the conflict continues.