Court Blocks Mail-Order Abortion Drug Access Nationwide
The 5th Circuit ruling applies even in states where abortion is legal — cutting off a telehealth pathway used in roughly one in four abortions nationwide.
The 5th Circuit ruling applies even in states where abortion is legal — cutting off a telehealth pathway used in roughly one in four abortions nationwide.
The Academy's new rules carve out a careful distinction: AI as a tool is fine, but AI as a creator need not apply. The burden of proof falls on filmmakers to show their performers are genuinely human.
The same Patriot interceptors shielding Gulf states from Iranian missiles are the ones Ukraine has been pleading for. Now the UK, Poland, and the Baltics are being told their contracted weapons deliveries will be delayed indefinitely.
Attackers were exploiting a critical cPanel vulnerability two months before a patch shipped. At least one small business has already received a ransomware demand.
The declaration is the policy. The aftermath is everyone else's problem.
One launched with zero concurrent players. The other is a 31-year-old fighting game with rollback netcode and a cult following. Both hit Steam this week — and only one is a must-buy.
A currency pack with zero concurrent players outranks the vast majority of Steam's catalog. The charts aren't broken — they're just not measuring what you think.
The Pentagon confirmed a 5,000-troop withdrawal from Germany on Friday — not because of a strategic review, but because Chancellor Merz said bluntly what many in Europe were thinking about the Iran war.
Eleven patients received an experimental therapy enriched with stem-like immune cells. Five walked away in full remission — at doses far lower than conventional treatment.
The deal Trump personally struck at his Scottish golf resort lasted 10 months. Now 25% tariffs on European cars — announced via social media, with no explanation of what 'non-compliance' means.
Spirit's stock closed Friday at $0.51 — less than its own carry-on bag fee. The $500 million rescue deal is dead. Twenty-five thousand jobs just got a lot less certain.
Windrose hit #3 on Steam with 109K concurrent players and an 89% positive rating. Its own players are using positive reviews to file bug reports about broken boarding mechanics and a punishing early game.
13.69% quarterly GDP growth — a number usually reserved for catch-up economies — just came out of a $922 billion island. Global AI spending wrote every digit.
Seven companies just agreed to put their AI on the Pentagon's classified networks. The one that asked for safety guardrails got labeled a foreign-adversary-level threat.
In France and Turkey, the same three words anchored the marches: bread, peace, freedom. In Gaza, there were no marches at all.
Purdue Pharma will cease to exist by Friday. The Sackler family will pay up to $7 billion over 15 years. Individual victims can expect $8,000 to $16,000 — if they can find decades-old prescription records.
GameStop is worth $11 billion. eBay is worth $46 billion. Ryan Cohen wants to buy it anyway. The details of how — like the offer itself — remain conspicuously absent.
Five years after its infamous launch, Cyberpunk 2077 is #8 on Steam's Top Sellers at $20.99 — and 43,000 people are playing right now. The redemption arc is over. The legs are permanent.
170,000 demo downloads, a Steam Featured Win spotlight, and a 9/10 review score. The Balatro-chess comparison is obvious — but Gambonanza might actually deserve its own lane.