Ciri's status as a Witcher is not as lore-breaking or clear-cut as some people claim

Only a legend like Madonna could gather such a large group of icons for her video.

The congresswoman briefly stood up to Trump after he incited the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. But that was then.

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The president and his family have made billions on crypto deals that have left investors who trusted him much, much worse off.

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Narratives portraying South Africa as xenophobic are troubling. The claims ignore the reality of our daily interactions, our constitutional values and the extensive regional partnerships that underpin our development agenda

Crossing into private sessions through drones, hidden cameras or leaks violates the spirit of competition

Ipswich Borough Council's strategy promises to make the town centre "vibrant, inclusive, and a great place to live, work, and visit." Its parking strategy is to charge a little more every year. At some point, it needs to address the obvious contradiction.

When I first had the idea to write a novel about a gay male AFL player, back in 2011, I was sure that by the time the book got published, ...

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What is presented as connectivity is, in truth, a recalibration of power, one that risks subordinating the continent’s political destiny to the algorithms and profit motives of foreign corporations

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Online spaces have become hostile battlegrounds of opinions and misinformation, fueling debate and amplifying hate. As part of his job […]

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Explaining how can we love and admire a wild animal one minute and look forward to taking its life the next is a tall order

The post When People Ask Me Why I Hunt, This Is What I Try to Tell Them appeared first on Outdoor Life.

By Ben Norton – Jun 7, 2026 A global survey found people in most countries

Plus, New York turns to AI for help administering food aid, Stephen Miller’s spy fantasies spook some conservatives and Meta says it fixed a security issue exploited by hackers in this week’s Tech Drop.

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How the streamer reached an audience that wanted the dark story Lionsgate's "Michael" left out.

For the past two months, he’s tried to land the job by doing what Trump wanted him to do.

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The former U.S. Border Patrol chief says he’s considering a presidential bid as he seeks ways to maintain relevance in the MAGA movement.

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Asset managers are using security to cut risk, as insurance costs rise, with research citing fewer incidents and up to 20% premium cuts.

(RNS) — Hysteria surrounding Islam in America survives not because it is true, but because it is useful.

(RNS) — ‘The world is undergoing a profound spiritual and cultural crisis, which manifests in multiple forms of violence, polarization and mutual distrust,’ Leo said in Spain.

The Iranian regime is not only holding its own but is arguably more aggressive today than before the U.S. bombing campaign began.

The post A downed U.S. helicopter shows Trump’s war has only emboldened Iran appeared first on MS NOW.

The flare-up in violence between Iran and Israel on June 8 was less about the two countries’ immediate goals and more a reflection of Iran’s long-term efforts to reassert a united axis of resistance to U.S.-Israeli hegemony in the region.

Not even Supreme Court immunity can guarantee the president won’t face accountability over his corruption.

The post In His Own Heist Movie, Donald Trump Stars as the Loser appeared first on Truthdig.

The UK’s universities remain some of its strongest assets, but talent alone does not determine success, writes London Tech Week's Russ Shaw.

The Osmo Pocket 4P is starting to get more visible online as DJI is putting it into the hands of reviewers and content creators this week. That said, most of this camera is still a mystery -- and that's the way DJI wants it.

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FIFA promised to investigate illegal Israeli settlement clubs, then allowed them to play on. This decision deepens FIFA's complicity in the Israeli occupation. There are now 10 operating in the occupied West Bank, and they are getting bigger.

J.D. Vance, in his capacity as “fraud czar” has prepared a criminal referral on both Tim Walz and the attorney general of Minnesota, alleging that they took part in fraud in the state. This is the rehash of the Somali Day Care scandal which hit the state a while back. I’ve referred these allegations to […]

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This is what happens when the president is reminded of his past statements or positions — especially when they are read back to him by a female journalist.

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Alfalfa fields—which one of the authors (B.L.G.) grew up irrigating—flank a stream in northeastern Wyoming. Climate change is altering streamflows and the agricultural practices that depend on them in this area and across the U.S. West. Credit: Beatrice L. Gordon

Masculinity is in the eye of the beholder and today coward Ted Cruz is dissing James Talarico over his purported lack of that quality. Has anybody called Talarico’s wife ugly or suggested that his father assassinated JFK? Just saying. And of course there’s more. Oh, yes, soft-handed Ted Cruz, the avatar of masculine virtue 😂😂😂 […]

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Two of the continent’s premier game reserves – Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve and South Africa’s Kruger National Park – stand on the frontlines of species loss, working tirelessly to protect wildlife under the shadow of rising extinction threats. Yet they also reveal how different leadership approaches to park management can shape conservation success, advance inclusivity, and distribute…