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The Horror Disrupting the Summer Box Office, in 4 Charts

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By Keith Collins Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The Horror Disrupting the Summer Box Office, in 4 Charts June 17, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET Two of this season’s biggest box office hits, “Backrooms” and “Obsession,” have a lot in common. Both are horror films with original scripts, made by directors in their 20s who came from the worlds of YouTube and TikTok — and, together, they have arguably redefined what a summer blockbuster can be.
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Almost half of US imports now have steep tariffs

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By Keith Collins Verified, Ana Swanson, Lazaro Gamio
| The Economic Times Verified
Synopsis Nearly half of U.S. imports now face tariffs, a significant shift under President Trump's trade policies. A Supreme Court case could nullify emergency tariffs, a key tool in his protectionist agenda, impacting global trade dynamics and specific countries differently. AP Throughout the year, Trump has issued wave after wave of new duties, targeting almost every country in the world at levels not seen in roughly a century.
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A Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger? Here’s All the Films, Streaming Services and Cable Channels They Own

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By Keith Collins Verified, Benjamin Mullin
| The New York Times Verified
Hollywood’s obsession with splashy team-ups may soon find its expression in one of the biggest deals of the year. Warner Bros. Discovery, the media behemoth that owns DC Comics, “The Sopranos” and Scooby-Doo, has received acquisition interest from multiple companies, including Paramount, the company behind “Star Trek” and “Top Gun.” Warner Bros.
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