On the final day of CES 2026, small devices stole the spotlight by offering surprising power in compact form factors. From everyday accessories to more specialized tools, this year’s technology showcase proved that big capabilities often come in small packages.

The Metro Builders Association Home Building and Remodeling Show arrives this weekend at the Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center. Running from Friday through Sunday, the event offers a unique chance for both homeowners and professionals to gather ideas and insights. Attendees can connect with industry experts and explore the latest trends in construction and renovation.

A drumkit used by The Beatles on the “Ed Sullivan Show” and Elton John’s Steinway piano will soon go under the hammer in New York City. Part of the “Jim Irsay Collection,” the auction also features rare sports memorabilia, including a bat used by Jackie Robinson and signed items from Babe Ruth.

Tracy Letts’s “Bug” returns to Broadway at a time when stories driven by paranoia dominate pop culture. This new production, originally covered by The New Yorker, highlights how fear can become contagious on stage and in society.

Vistra and Meta have forged long-term power purchase agreements designed to support over 2,600 megawatts of carbon-free nuclear capacity in the PJM region. This unprecedented collaboration backs innovative “uprates”—or equipment upgrades—boosting three nuclear plants’ output and helping both firms advance clean energy goals.

Voya Financial’s improving price performance recently led to an upgrade in its IBD Relative Strength Rating. The move reflects the company’s growing presence in the market and underscores its momentum in the business sector.

Time is running short to nominate your favorite local businesses for the Rome Floyd Chamber Awards. Winners will be celebrated for their contributions to the community, so now is the moment to shine a spotlight on the city’s thriving entrepreneurial spirit.

Season 4 of The Traitors raises the stakes with a diabolical secret. A lone saboteur is operating in the shadows, risking everything if their cover is blown.

Shonen Jump, the iconic manga magazine that gave the world Dragon Ball and One Piece, has seen its fair share of triumphs. Yet even such a powerhouse can falter, as one anime adaptation—dubbed its most disappointing—now faces the loss of a major streaming platform.

R. Scott Gemmill, the creator of HBO Max’s “The Pitt,” is back with a second season that dives into the complicated realities of healthcare cuts, ICE, and AI. Anchored around July 4, Season 2 brings new layers of authenticity to a show already lauded for its bold storytelling.

A major trade show in Las Vegas underscores the growing prominence of robots and artificial intelligence in modern technology. Industry experts highlight the new wave of automation, prompting observers to echo a simple mandate: “Make way for the robots.”

A newly released biography from WOUFX LLC follows its founder, Eshniyozov Shoxjahon Akmal ogli, from Samarkand’s vibrant culture to a career on Wall Street. This detail-rich account, published in Wilmington, provides a fascinating glimpse into global entrepreneurship.

2025 delivered a steady stream of beloved titles like Mario Kart World and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, setting the bar high for the year ahead. While Star Wars: Galactic Racer creates its own buzz, the biggest surprise of 2026 is the game that’s poised to outpace them all.

A joint effort by Mizuho Americas and NPower is opening doors for aspiring technology professionals in New York. The Path2TECH: Networking & Systems Administration program, piloted in 2025 with support from a Mizuho USA Foundation FutureReady grant, aims to bolster career opportunities in a rapidly evolving field.

The PGA Tour is expanding its groundbreaking Player Equity Program to reward current performance. By adding the top 50 FedEx Cup players into the mix, the Tour’s first-of-its-kind program now surpasses $1 billion in equity, reflecting a growing emphasis on fair compensation for on-course success.

The Casting Society of America has announced its Artios Awards nominees, singling out noteworthy works like “Sinners,” “Wake Up Dead Man,” and “Pillion.” Alongside these standout projects, the Artios Awards also spotlight achievements in animated, international, and low-budget films, as well as excellence in London theater casting.

PROMISE Technology plans to introduce a new generation of AI-ready storage solutions at Intersec Dubai 2026. These cutting-edge systems address the demanding needs of Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) and Smart City surveillance, illustrating how emerging technologies are reshaping urban security.

Chicago Med Season 11 Episode 8 delivered creative, risk-taking narratives that breathed new life into the show. However, one storyline failed to address an important topic convincingly, casting a shadow over an otherwise energized episode.

Austin Theory recently revisited his WrestleMania 39 match against WWE legend John Cena. In reflecting on this career milestone, Theory explained how stepping into the ring that night has permanently shifted his mindset.

Gospel music mourns the loss of Richard Smallwood, who has died at age 77 in Maryland from complications of kidney failure. An eight-time Grammy-nominated singer, he battled long-standing health challenges but continued to inspire countless fans with his dedication and heartfelt performances.

Abbott Elementary’s fans want to know if the hit comedy is airing tonight. We look into the show’s return schedule and reveal how you can watch new episodes on ABC and Hulu, including specifics on the season and episode details.