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We've known for months that Warner Bros. Discovery plans to follow in Netflix's footsteps with a password-sharing crackdown for its Max streaming service. The move certainly worked out well for Netflix, which added millions of subscribers when it started enforcing its password-sharing ban last year. Other streamers watched from the sidelines while they pondered similar measures. Disney confirmed in April that it plans to crack down on Disney Plus password sharing. Then, the company started enforcing the new policies only a few weeks ago. Now, it looks like Max will be next in line. Continue reading... The post Max’s password-sharing crackdown is about to start, and this is what to expect appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon is giving out free money for Black Friday 2024 70mai has the best 4G dash cam deals of Black Friday 2024 Black Friday begins: 20% off Sonos, $29 Magic Bullet, $60 Vortex air fryer, $79 Ember heated coffee mug, more Black Friday blowout: Massive Apple sale, LG OLED TVs, KitchenAid mixers, Instant Pots, laptops, more

A proposal by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump for mass deportation of immigrants living illegally in the United States — that may include Cubans — is unrealistic and unfair, Cuba's deputy foreign minister said Wednesday.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., will need a fully unified Republican conference to pass legislation indicative of President-elect Donald Trump's agenda shortly after the new Congress takes over in January.

South Korean prosecutors opened an investigation into President Yoon Suk Yeol, his interior minister, and the now-former defense minister for their roles in an attempt to impose martial law, Yonhap news agency reported Thursday.

As President Joe Biden uses his final days in office to boost Ukraine's defenses, Russia is playing a different game: spreading disinformation aimed at eroding U.S. support for Ukraine before Donald Trump's return to the White House next month.

The U.S. trade deficit contracted sharply in October as imports declined by the most since late 2022, potentially positioning trade to contribute to economic growth in the fourth quarter.