87 percent positive reviews. 54,047 concurrent players and falling. Crimson Desert's Steam rating tells one story. The player count tells another.
Labour lost 1,460 council seats and was pushed to third place in Wales. Now a backbench MP is giving the cabinet until Monday to find a new leader — or she'll trigger a leadership contest herself.
$871,200 in revenue, $405.9 million in losses: Trump Media's quarterly filing is a study in how to lose money at scale — and still command a $2.47 billion market cap.
Putin told reporters the war was "coming to an end." Hours earlier, his own spokesman called peace "a very long way" off. The gap between those two statements reveals more about Moscow's predicament than either does on its own.
The FDA has no commissioner. The CDC has no director. Poland's water systems were secured by passwords a summer intern would flag. The shields were never there.
Two games, zero negative reviews, roughly 40 people playing them at any given moment. CD-ROM and Between Stops are exactly what Steam's algorithm was built to bury.
France's parliamentary intelligence delegation wants to add invisible state listeners to encrypted chats. The European Commission is already building the roadmap to make it work.
Hackers used weak passwords to seize control of industrial systems at five Polish water treatment plants. The same vulnerabilities exist in utilities worldwide — and state-sponsored groups are actively mapping them.
Sulfuric acid is in everything from fertilizer to smartphone components. The Iran war just pushed prices past $800 a ton, and China has stopped exporting it. Your grocery bill is next.
David Farley won more than 40 percent of first preferences in a seat One Nation polled at 6.6 percent a year earlier. The Coalition parties, combined, could not reach 20. Pauline Hanson says she's coming for more.
China claims the first dual-core quantum computer — one that skips the extreme cooling most quantum systems require. The claim comes from state media, with no independent verification yet.
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For the first time since 2008, no tanks or heavy weapons rolled across Red Square. Putin's response was to declare that victory "has always been and will be ours."
Xi Jinping's economy just posted a 14.1% export surge in April. Donald Trump arrives in Beijing next week navigating a war, court setbacks, and sliding polls.
Austria's celebrated pavilion stayed dark all day Friday. So did Belgium's, Japan's, and South Korea's. Roughly a dozen Venice Biennale pavilions shuttered to protest Israel's inclusion — and the art world's biggest event found itself without an answer.
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 copied itself onto new machines in 81% of attempts. The test environments were deliberately weak. The capability is no longer hypothetical.
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