State of Decay 3 Was Revealed Early Partly Because of the Studio Boss' Anxiety Around Xbox's Plans
Undead Labs boss Philip Holt reveals why the studio announced State of Decay 3 so early.
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Mike Washington couldn’t ignite run game in Week 4
How did Las Vegas’ rookie class fare in Week 4?
Oscar De La Hoya reveals why he didn’t attend Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn fight: ‘I was going to be set up’
Oscar De La Hoya explains his absence from Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn
Star Wars Actor Says He Was Told to Cut Off His Dreadlocks as They'd Be Too 'Realistic,' Despite The Franchise Being About 'Giant Slugs and Swords Made of Light'
Star Wars actor Jordan Stephens says he declined to return in hit Disney+ series Andor after being told to cut off his dreadlocks — to ensure his appearance looked "realistic."
DNA testing confirms body of flight attendant who was killed and thrown from bridge
Dennis Day allegedly admitted to strangling Rana Nofal Soluri and dumping her body off a Texas bridge, but DNA testing now links him to the remains.
Canada has a plan to rebuild its army — Washington should hope it works
Ottawa has laid out a plan to convert the Canadian Army from a hollow force into one that is adapted to the contemporary battle space.
Man City charges: UEFA monitoring Premier League club's case as it considers potential action
Man City have denied any wrongdoing, claiming that they have a body of irrefutable evidence and have submitted their appeal; five of the charges the independent commission found City guilty of related to failing to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules
Lakers insider reveals real reason why Wizards' Anthony Davis gained weight after latest comment
Former Los Angeles Lakers NBA champion Anthony Davis revealed that he was having to gain weight to play center during his time with the organization. A Laker...
Nick Pope’s Newcastle Story Is Ending. Nobody’s Quite Sure How Yet
Just over 18 months ago, Nick Pope was Newcastle’s goalkeeper when the club finally ended its 70-year wait for a domestic trophy. Today, he’s third choice, h...
FBI blames unpatched third-party platform for massive ShinyHunters security breach.
Reuters reports the FBI removed a contractor for failing to implement a security patch, with sources reporting it was an Accenture worker managing Oracle’s PeopleSoft platform. Last month, hacking group ShinyHunters claimed they used the HR platform to access data on “all FBI employees and applicants.” [Link: Accenture contractor removed from FBI following damaging data breach, sources say | https://www.reuters.com/technology/accenture-contractor-removed-fbi-following-damaging-data-breach-sources-say-2026-10-06/ | Reuters]
Novak Djokovic: Former world No 1 wins China Open title without needing a match point in semi-final and final
Novak Djokovic earns his seventh career title in Beijing after Alex De Minaur is forced to retire injured after Daniil Medvedev was defaulted in their semi-final; <strong>you can watch the WTA/ATP China Open and ATP 1000 Shanghai Masters live on Sky Sports</strong>
Lethal injection survivor Christa Pike's former satanist boyfriend could be released in 5 years
Tadaryl Shipp was denied parole in the 1995 satanic torture murder of Colleen Slemmer in Knoxville and won't face another hearing until 2031.
A crowd of students protests Cornell’s response to gang rape complaint
Cornell students thronged a campus plaza to protest the university’s response to allegations of sexual assault at a fraternity house, and the school’s main administration building was splashed with graffiti and damaged overnight.
Travel nightmare unfolds as major airline scraps flight after harrowing 12-hour delay
United Airlines Flight 884 from Washington Dulles to Rome was canceled after nearly 12 hours of delays caused by mechanical issues and thunderstorms.
86 percent think taxpayer-funded, campaign-style Trump ads inappropriate: Survey
An overwhelming majority of Americans in a new poll released Monday said the Trump administration’s use of taxpayer dollars to fund campaign-style TV advertisements was inappropriate. The Reuters/Ipsos survey found that 86 percent of U.S. adults disapproved of the use of taxpayer money for the $20 million ad campaign, with only 9 percent in support…