FBI raids Beverly Hills mansion as part of Eric Swalwell investigation
The FBI raided a Beverly Hills mansion tied to Eric Swalwell as the former congressman faces sexual misconduct accusations from at least five women.
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Melania or the pope: Who brokered Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky?
Competing claims over the ceasefire mark the latest tensions between the White House and the Vatican.
Ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump takes effect in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine town
A localized ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia took effect on Tuesday after first lady Melania Trump announced last week she secured a temporary humanitarian agreement for the border city of Oleshky. The Russian-occupied town is located in southern Ukraine, and residents have faced shortages in food and medicine amid the ongoing war. The pause…
Meta's nearly $100 billion stock sale is a turning point for how Big Tech pays for AI
For a decade, Big Tech's cash machines paid for every moonshot. Now Meta is passing the hat to shareholders.
A falta de la resonancia, De Larrea no parece tener una lesión importante
El base de los Mavericks tuvo que abandonar el partido en Miami tras sufrir un golpe en la rodilla por una caída
Trump says East Potomac renovation will proceed despite judge’s order blocking golf course closure
President Trump is insisting his plan to redevelop East Potomac Park in Washington, D.C., and renovate the public golf course there will be carried out as scheduled despite an order from a federal judge halting future work at the site. In a Truth Social post late Monday, the president said “we are closing the East…
This game will probably be the closest any of us get to having our own Tesla Roadster.
The game, which is called Roadflip and was made by Shopify software engineer Niko Draca, allows you to drive the Roadster up the vertical ramp, and then flip around as many times as you want before using the cold-gas thrusters to land safely on the ground — which, as it turns out, is harder than it sounds! The more flips you do, the higher your score. “Think Tony Hawk... but with a Roadster,” Draca said in an email. I have yet to land without exploding. [Link: Roadflip | https://roadflip.lol/ | Roadflip]
BioWare Can Never Die: It’s Everywhere You Look - IGN
BioWare doesn’t need a eulogy: as private equity and corporate consolidation shutters yet another legendary creative institution, the social media has naturally flooded with obituaries for the studio behind Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. But you cannot kill BioWare by filing some legal paperwork: it is the foundational DNA of modern interactive storytelling, and massively influential in the wider world of culture, seeping into everything from Star Trek to The Expanse. BioWare has attained a level of mortality that most storytellers can only dream of: by outliving its corporate shell and quietly conquering an entire medium. BioWare's design philosophy continues to drive the biggest RPGs, and more besides. Its spiritual successors include Archetype Entertainment’s sci-fi epic Exodus (helmed by Drew Karpyshyn and James Ohlen), Casey Hudson’s Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic at Arcanaut Studios, Mike Laidlaw’s Eternal Strands, and David Gaider’s Stray Gods. BioWare’s cinematic dialogue systems, Aurora Engine, and narrative flair set the blueprint for masterpieces like CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3 and Larian Studios' Baldur’s Gate 3, while inspiring other genres like sports simulation, racing, and turn-based strategy to adopt BioWare-style story mechanics.
Manchin: Atmosphere right for ‘complete tsunami’ in midterms
Former Sen. Joe Manchin (I-W.Va.) said the midterms are trending toward being a “complete tsunami” ahead of the November elections where the GOP is projected to lose the majority in the House. “Well, the atmosphere is definitely right, I believe, for a complete tsunami,” the former senator said, responding to a question from Blake Burman…