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Gaming

Steam Deck Holds Three Top-Seller Spots — And It's Almost Sold Out

Zero concurrent players. Three of the top four bestseller positions. The Steam Deck is hardware dominating a software storefront — and a global RAM crisis might wipe it off shelves before the run ends.

Tyler Vincere March 27, 2026

World

The Unlikely Peacemaker: Pakistan Steps Between Washington and Tehran

Pakistan is ferrying messages between Washington and Tehran, pressing both sides toward talks neither will publicly acknowledge. The country has more riding on the outcome than most mediators ever do.

Von Clause March 27, 2026

Business

SoftBank Borrows $40 Billion to Double Down on OpenAI

Five banks just handed SoftBank $40 billion with no collateral and a one-year maturity. The money is going straight to OpenAI.

Maynard Keys March 27, 2026

Technology

Hackers Steal 350GB From European Commission Cloud

A threat actor claims to have stolen over 350GB of data from the EU executive body's Amazon cloud environment — including employee databases and email server access. The Commission confirms the breach but says internal systems remain untouched.

Jonny V. Nuovo March 27, 2026

Business

Yen Crashes Past 160 to Dollar as Oil Shock Stretches Japan's Defenses

Japan's currency hit its weakest level since July 2024, but this time Tokyo's usual playbook may not work. The culprit isn't speculators — it's oil.

Maynard Keys March 27, 2026

Health

25-Year-Old Spanish Woman Dies by Euthanasia After Two-Year Legal Battle

Noelia Castillo spent 20 months fighting through Spain's courts for the right to end her life. Her case exposes the tension between patient autonomy and questions about whether psychiatric illness should qualify for assisted dying.

Carl Sage March 27, 2026

Sports

A Cheek Swab Will Now Decide Who Competes as a Woman at the Olympics

The IOC's new SRY gene test effectively bars transgender women from female Olympic events. France calls it a 'step backwards.' Trump calls it a victory.

Ozzy Wild March 27, 2026

Technology

FBI Director's Personal Gmail Breached by Iran-Linked Hackers

The head of America's top law enforcement agency was using personal Gmail. Iranian hackers found it. Now they're publishing what they found — and it's part of a much bigger digital offensive.

Jonny V. Nuovo March 27, 2026

Business

Meta's Big Tobacco Moment: Stock Tumbles as Courts Find Platforms Addictive

Two verdicts. Two states. $381 million in penalties. The legal shield that protected social media companies for decades just cracked — and investors are pricing in what comes next.

Maynard Keys March 27, 2026