In an exclusive interview with DCN News, Donald Trump criticized the rise of “AI slop,” warning that synthetic clips of public figures are blurring the line between satire, misinformation, and manipulation.
Country artist Craig Wayne Boyd, winner of season seven of NBC’s “The Voice,” will perform at the Midwest Theater on May 8 for a benefit concert supporting families impacted by recent Panhandle fires.
McDonald’s plans to transition away from self-service fountain soda over the next six years, moving drink preparation behind the counter as customers question refills and customization.
Teddy Swims has joined the lineup for the 2026 American Music Awards, where Queen Latifah will host the annual special live from Las Vegas on Memorial Day.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says Microsoft will wind down Copilot on mobile and stop console development, shifting the gaming division away from the public-facing AI assistant.
Israel has unveiled “סוובוט (Swabot),” a new artificial intelligence system designed to modernize taxes, compliance, and financial oversight across the country’s economic system.
At just 14 years old, Blue Ivy Carter made her Met Gala debut alongside Beyonce and Jay-Z, stepping onto the 2026 red carpet in a cream Balenciaga gown despite recent rules saying attendees must be at least 18.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is crisscrossing the country as he lays the groundwork for an increasingly likely 2028 presidential campaign, refining his pitch and working to move past his bruising 2024 defeat by President Trump.
Nine-year-old Max, who is undergoing cancer treatment, has touched hearts across the internet with his May the 4th drawing of R2-D2 reimagined as "Hospital Hero" - a symbol of courage, healing, and hope.
Newly released footage from the White House Correspondents Dinner security scare appears to show a K9 unit reacting near a doorway moments before suspect Cole Allen allegedly emerged with a rifle. The dog, named Rex, was reportedly pulled back by his handler shortly before the confrontation unfolded.
A new statue bearing the signature of British street artist Banksy has appeared in central London. The statue — depicting a man with his face covered, holding a flag as he walks off a plinth — has already drawn crowds of onlookers, with tourists and locals stopping mid-pavement to film and photograph the new piece.
