Wildfire smoke has triggered air quality alerts across Minnesota and beyond, with President Trump threatening tariffs on Canada over the crisis. Also this week: 12 states sue to block Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger, a review of Lyric Arts' "The Prom" and DC's "Wonder Woman" no. 37 news. Read the full edition at dailyplanetdc.com.
MoreIn this week's edition: Neva Howell opens up about playing Ma Kent in an exclusive Rooftop Conversations interview, previewing her return in "Man of Tomorrow." Also inside: reviews of "The Invite" and "Evil Dead Burn," Marvel's 1000th issue of "Amazing Spider-Man," DJ Skee's Avant Garden headline set and a Ninth Circuit ruling upholding South Coast air quality standards.
MoreFrom a heat dome upending Fourth of July celebrations to the Supreme Court's final rulings of the term, this week's Daily Planet rounds up the stories shaping the semiquincentennial holiday, plus DC entertainment coverage and a conversation with a Minnesota novelist.
MoreIt’s the first Daily Planet Online Edition of the year, and it’s all about Supergirl!
MoreFrom Wonder Woman tributes to nationwide rallies, this week at the Daily Planet was packed with powerful stories. Our top feature spotlights "The New Adventures of WonderBoy," a fan-driven project honoring Wonder Woman Day, while nationwide demonstrations marked one week since No Kings Day, as the government shutdown continued to deepen. Revisit the week’s defining moments in our latest Online Edition.
MoreLast week was filled with news. From Pentagon press restrictions to the second No Kings Day, a lot unfolded this week. Revisit our coverage in our latest Online Edition.
MoreLast week was filled with news. From peace talks to “Peacemaker’s” second season conclusion, a lot has happened in the last seven days. Revisit our coverage in our latest Online Edition.
MoreOur second Online Edition of the year celebrates some exciting news for Superman fans: a new chapter for the DCU is in the works. Director James Gunn took to social media this week to share that a continuation is in production, helping to round off the slate of titles already expected in 2027.
MoreThe Daily Planet’s Online Editions are back! We are relaunching our iconic digital-only, print-at-home newspaper after halting publication for over half a year.
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