Netflix’s Tudum will be a three-hour “fan event” on Sept. 25. Netflix Netflix‘s Tudum is a three-hour online “fan event” kicking off Saturday. Named after the distinctive drumbeat at the start of Netflix’s audio-logo, Tudum is set to hype more than 100 Netflix titles with first-look clips, new trailers and conversations with stars and creators. Netflix has already summed […]
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The Water Hashira Giyu Tomioka and Insect Hashira Shinobu Kochou. Ufotable If you ever walk into an anime store, the first couple pieces of merchandise you’re likely to see will include cloak-wearing characters with samurai-looking swords, a strange boy with the head of a boar and a cute girl with a cylindrical object superimposed on […]
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ZHENGZHOU, China — The heaviest hour of rainfall ever reliably recorded in China crashed like a miles-wide waterfall over the city of Zhengzhou on July 20, killing at least 300 people, including 14 who drowned in a subway tunnel. In the aftermath, regional and national officials initially suggested that little could have been done in […]
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ZHENGZHOU, China — The heaviest hour of rainfall ever reliably recorded in China crashed like a miles-wide waterfall over the city of Zhengzhou on July 20, killing at least 300 people, including 14 who drowned in a subway tunnel. In the aftermath, regional and national officials initially suggested that little could have been done in […]
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JERUSALEM — One night last month, a top Israeli minister traveled the winding roads of the occupied West Bank to meet Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority. The meeting between Defense Minister Benny Gantz and Mr. Abbas at the octogenarian Palestinian leader’s private residence — less than a 10-minute drive from the Israeli […]
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Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration has been temporarily blocked from enforcing a vaccine mandate for nearly all adults in New York City public school buildings, after a federal appeals court granted a temporary injunction on Friday. The mandate, which affects well over 150,000 people working in the nation’s largest school system, was set to go […]
Read MoreSmart locks look like they’ve been plucked from a science fiction movie, but they’re real and surprisingly convenient. They can pair with a mobile app on your smartphone to allow remote access and keyless entry to lock, unlock and monitor your front door with an app or even just a voice command. The features that define […]
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In a rapid-fire climax to a 1,030-day standoff, China prepared to welcome home a company executive whose arrest in Canada and possible extradition to the United States made her a focus of superpower friction. In getting her back, Beijing brandished a formidable political tool: using detained foreign citizens as bargaining chips in disputes with other […]
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While the Canadian courts heard arguments, there were hints that Washington and Beijing were trying to find common ground.Negotiations between Ms. Meng’s team and the Justice Department began more than a year ago, said one person familiar with the Justice Department’s negotiations with her. At the State Department, the two Canadians appeared to be a […]
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A cargo ship at the Meidong Container Terminal at the Ningbo Zhoushan port in China. The port was hit by a typhoon in July and the terminal closed down after a single positive COVID test in August. Port shutdowns are one of many factors slowing down the movement of goods from overseas. Getty Images The […]
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