The next iOS update is just around the corner: Apple is treading on politically thin ice in the USA with the included "Pride Collection".

Thin Line Festival takes its name from the space between two seemingly contrary and competing ideas. The organizers say it’s ...

However, nothing quite matches the Blade 16’s balance of top-end specs, thin chassis with all-black aesthetics, and a lovely OLED screen I’d happily stare at all day. The 2025 Blade 16 is just ...

The scheme, which originated in Northern Ireland and proved successful in the Northern Trust area last autumn, involves a wristband that stores electronic information about the wearer. If the wearer ...

Yes, I know. The punchline has been wearing thin for a while now. But the unoriginality of the joke aside, I’d argue that it does hint at something real: Korea is nothing if not dynamic.

Bob Dylan is still alive. But it was in 1965 — essentially a whole other epoch — that Dylan released “Ballad of a Thin Man,” a simple song that speaks more directly, insinuatingly and ...

Entry to most venues is via festival wristband, with separate tickets required for headliner events. The opening night saw a high-octane performance from Ultra 90s vs 2000s, a tribute act that took ...

a 31-year-old woman remarked with a twinge of concern that there did not appear to be all that many people wearing yellow wristbands, meaning the singles. Another guest said the room seemed ...

Let’s speculate about how beefy or thin Warhammer: the Old World’s Grand Cathay release is going to be. The other week GW dropped a pretty big bombshell for The Old World. Grand Cathay, the first new ...

Pink wristbands with two “XX” symbols as a form of silent protest are the subject of a First Amendment lawsuit. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said Tuesday the Justice Department will examine ...

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom unanimously ruled Wednesday that a woman is someone born biologically female, a move that now excludes transgender women from the legal definition of a ...

Linda Sieg covered Japanese politics, economics and social issues at Reuters in Tokyo for over three decades, most recently as chief political correspondent. She is currently a freelance journalist.