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It's been seven years since Britney Spears released her last album, but she's still making news in the music space.

"Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" wouldn't appear to have much in common, despite the Internet joke that turned them into an unlikely double feature. Yet the two films share one attribute that's often assumed to be verboten during the sequel-heavy blockbuster season associated with summer: They both ask audiences to think.

Stellantis and Samsung SDI announced plans Monday for another EV battery plant joint venture to open in 2027. But the announcement could make it more difficult to avoid a strike at Stellantis' existing US plants this fall.

Israeli lawmakers passed the first part of the government's sweeping plan to weaken the power of the country's courts, defying months of widespread protests. Get the latest developments here.

Americans no longer have to fear the Internal Revenue Service showing up unannounced at their door.

For decades, criminologists and true crime documentaries have attempted to understand what causes people to become serial killers. CNN spoke with three forensic psychologists and serial killer experts to learn more.

A Chinese marketing firm likely organized and promoted protests in Washington last year as part of a wide-ranging pro-Beijing influence campaign, according to new research.

Domino's is still suffering declines in its delivery business. One solution? More cars.

Officials are continuing the investigation of Gilgo Beach serial killings suspect Rex Heuermann, using ground-penetrating radar and a backhoe to search the yard of his Massapequa Park home, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison told reporters Monday.

Beond is a new all-business class airline to Maldives, based in capital Malé. Launching from Dubai and Delhi, with plans to expand to Europe, it promises lie-flat beds and a "private jet" experience.

Children from families in the top 1% financially are more than twice as likely to attend an elite university than those from middle-class families with comparable SAT and ACT scores, a new study found.

A "conversation has commenced" with North Korea over US Army Pvt. Travis King, who crossed the border between North and South Korea last week in the demilitarized zone separating the two nations, the deputy commander of the United Nations Command (UNC) said Monday.

American businesses are expected to fare better in the coming months, according to a survey of economists and analysts released Monday.

Russia has repeatedly struck the southern port city of Odesa, damaging grain warehouses and further threatening Ukraine's ability to export food after the Black Sea grain deal collapsed.

The Israeli parliament's vote stripping the Supreme Court of certain powers is "unfortunate," the White House says, calling for "consensus" amid major protests.

Doja Cat is coming for some of her fans.

Iranian authorities have banned a film festival after a promotional poster showed an actress not wearing the hijab, a headcover worn by many Muslim women, the country's state-run media outlet IRNA reported Saturday.

Wheat prices rose sharply Monday following a strike by a Russian drone on a Ukrainian port on the Danube river.

Summer blockbusters "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" have given the troubled film industry a big shot in the arm, kindling hopes that consumers may have fallen back in love with the big screen three years after the pandemic forced movie theaters to close.