A Federal Conviction May Pose Additional Risk To Naturalized Citizens
Those with criminal convictions who are also naturalized citizens, may have their citizenship revoked for lying on their application. More of these cases are coming.
Marilyn Manson’s Ex-Assistant Gets Trial Date for Sexual Assault and Battery Claims
Courts and Crime
Ashley Walters alleges Manson sexually assaulted her in 2010, then later whipped her and threw her against a wall
A Los Angeles County judge granted a trial date Wednesday to the woman who claims Marilyn Manson sexually assaulted her at his West Hollywood home studio in 2010 and later subjected her to physical and emotional abuse when she worked as his assistant.
Iron Vs Carbon: Funds Surge For Makers Of Batteries That Store Power For Days
A completed iron-air battery at Form's Weirton, West Virginia, plant. Form Energy
Form Energy, which makes iron-based batteries to hold electricity for days, said it raised $750 million to expand production. That follows a $550 million raise by rival Antora, which snagged the same amount to accelerate production of its thermal batteries made from carbon blocks that also hold power for at least 100 hours. Unsurprisingly, data center power demand underpins the investment spike.
The Next Big Warhammer Game Just Got Delayed, And Is Now Up Against 2026's Biggest Release
Follow
Link copied to clipboard
Published Aug 12, 2026, 2:15 PM EDT
Warhammer 40K game will be up against the biggest game of the year
Dawn of War 4 delayed, now going toe to toe with GTA 6
Image: Deep Silver, Games Workshop, King Art GamesSign in to your Polygon.com account
Google Amends SerpApi Suit With Content Licensing Terms
Google amended its complaint against SerpApi on August 10, three weeks after a federal judge threw out both of its DMCA claims over the scraping of Google Search results.
The new complaint adds terms from Google’s content licensing deals, the material Chief U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found missing from the original complaint. Google had 21 days to amend and filed on the deadline.
‘The Wrong Girls’ Review: Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Light Up a Sweetly Stupid Stoner Comedy
Here is an incomplete list of phrases used to describe Frankie (Kristen Stewart) and/or Molly (Alia Shawkat) over the course of The Wrong Girls: Drunk dingbat. Hot-ass mess. Weird bimbos. Disposable human subjects. Dumb turkeys, dumb as rocks, dumb bitches.
Jenna Ortega on Why She’d Go “All Day” Without Eating or Drinking on Set in Early Career
Jenna Ortega is reflecting on the focus she had beginning her career as a child actor and the early mistake she made.
During a sit-down with Esquire, the Wednesday actress was asked what “rookie mistake” she made while working on her first set.
OpenAI Allows Some Health & Finance Ads In ChatGPT
A new SE Ranking report found ChatGPT showed ads on 28.69% of the commercial prompts in its healthcare category, more than 10 times the 2.64% the company recorded in Google’s AI Mode. OpenAI’s placement rules no longer keep ads away from medical advice the way its launch announcement describes.
Steven Spielberg to Be Honored at Museum of Modern Art’s Film Benefit in New York
Steven Spielberg will soon have a special night at the museum.
The icon has been chosen as the honoree for the Museum of Modern Art‘s Film Benefit presented by Chanel. The gala will take place at the New York institution on Nov. 12. As part of the honoree spotlight, MoMA will present a screening series toasting Spielberg in the Roy and Niuta Titus theaters. Eight Spielberg films are in MoMA’s collection: 1974’s The Sugarland Express, 1975’s Jaws, 1977’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind, 1981’s Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1982’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, 1985’s The Color Purple and 1987’s Empire of the Sun.
Steve Lacy Is Bringing ‘Oh Yeah?’ on the Road With North American Tour
On the Road Again
The musician will make stops at Radio City Music Hall and the Hollywood Bowl during the run of shows scheduled to begin on September 27
Earlier this year, Steve Lacy returned with his third studio album Oh Yeah?, a collection of songs about gradually intensifying degrees of connection. This fall, the musician will spread his search for feeling across North America on the 27-date Oh Yeah? tour.