Pluribus Season 2 Makes One Of Its Best Characters A Series Regular

Expect to see a lot more of Koumba Diabaté in Pluribus Season 2, as Samba Schutte has become a series regular

Indigenous students retrace Lewis and Clark’s historic journey: ‘We can’t protect what we cannot see’

Two centuries after the expedition, Indigenous students are conducting a new wildlife survey along the route In 1804, when Thomas Jefferson dispatched Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and their Corps of Discovery to explore the newly acquired land west of the Mississippi, the

The McElroys take sibling rivalry to a new level | Shelf Quest

Return of the best boys! Griffin and Justin McElroy take to the shelves at videogamesnewyork to pull out some of the deepest video game cuts we've seen so far! From NES classics like Shadowgate to modern favorites like Persona 4 Golden and everything between, the podcasting

‘Is This Supposed to Happen?’: How Matt Dike Dominated Eighties Hip-Hop Music

Peter Relic details a wild night in LA with Delicious Vinyl's co-founders Matt Dike, Michael Ross, and rapper Tone Loc in this excerpt from his book Bust a Move , out now

The new center of gravity in Europe

Central and Northern European states are becoming Europe’s economic backbone and increasingly its military one.

Live updates: US air travel recovers from ground stop; Federalist Society gathers following blue wave

U.S. airports and airlines are still playing catch up on Saturday following Friday's four hour long nationwide ground, with travelers across the country scrambling to get to their destinations after facing delays and cancellations. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said

Formula 1 just found a bizarre financial supporter in horse girl gacha Umamusume: Pretty Derby

I'm here for it, though.

Greene calls Duffy, Mullin press briefing 'a shakedown for more money'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) accused Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin of using Friday’s nationwide ground stop to demand more taxpayer money, calling their joint press conference “unreal bulls—.” “It doesn’t

Qatar and Turkey sign defence agreement for “unified position” facing external attacks

A fast-moving reshape of the Gulf and Middle East multilateral security landscape is underway, triggered by the Iran war and the US signals that it is adapting its long-standing security presence in the region.

Armed and ready to quack: German military launches rubber ducks with assault rifles

The Bundeswehr is moving into retail: with its own online shop, the German armed forces aim to improve their public image and establish themselves as a brand. The launch range includes T-shirts, mugs and a rubber duck armed with an assault rifle – which proved so popular that

Singapore, US commit to continue discussions on Megaspeed case

Megaspeed has been under investigation by Singapore authorities over potentially false declarations relating to server purchases.

Venice Prizewinner ‘A Day in the Life of Jo’ Explores ‘Who and What We Truly Are’ Through Emotional Journey of Ordinary, Remarkable Teenage Girl

Following its prize-winning premiere at the Venice Film Festival and a whirlwind tour of the fall festival circuit, “A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra,” by Greek filmmaker Jacqueline Lentzou, celebrates its homecoming this week at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, where

UN official urges Iran, US to let fertilisers through Hormuz Strait

Iran and the United States should "immediately" allow fertiliser shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to ease the crisis in some of the most vulnerable countries, a senior UN official said Saturday. Jorge Moreira da Silva, head of the UN Office for Project Services, told the

BN-PN alliance scores landslide victory in Melaka polls, dealing another setback to PM Anwar

In unofficial results, the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) alliance won 24 seats, one more than the combined 23 seats the two coalitions secured separately in 2021.

Pakistan says minister to make rare India visit for regional talks

It is the first such visit since the two foes fought a four-day conflict in 2025.

'Waiting so long': Fans gather for Eurovision's first Asia show

Performers from 11 countries including Laos, the Philippines and South Korea are battling it out for the first Asia crown, in a contest featuring Bangladeshi beatboxing, Vietnamese pop and a love song by a Mongolian economist.

Peltola holds nearly 4-point lead on Sullivan in latest ballot drop

Democrat Mary Peltola has again expanded her lead in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race with more votes counted, now ahead of Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) by nearly 4 points, or more than 10,000 votes, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Peltola netted nearly 2,000 votes from the latest

Underwater salt mine closure in Ohio raises safety and supply concerns for winter

Questions remain about reason for leak, safety of drinking water and where salt can be sourced for roads during winter When water last month began gushing through a crack in the ceiling of a Morton Salt mine in Ohio, the company had only one option: shut the mine down for good.

Choking fires, deadly heat and devastating floods: 2026 in extreme weather

People around the world have contended with unprecedented weather events and their fatal effects caused by the climate catastrophe After the world’s hottest summer since records began in 1850, the death toll from extreme weather in 2026 is already in the high tens of thousands.

Murderers face justice decades later. Why are child-rapists protected from older charges?

Federal legislation is needed to close the loopholes and harmonize the hodgepodge of laws against child sex abuse that currently exist in the United States.

Is there a better way of diagnosing obesity than BMI?

A landmark study proposes a new way to identify people whose excess body fat is affecting their health

A Chemical Fingerprint in Ancient Rocks Suggests Plate Tectonics Began 2.5 Billion Years Ago

There was a time when Earth didn’t have plate tectonics The post A Chemical Fingerprint in Ancient Rocks Suggests Plate Tectonics Began 2.5 Billion Years Ago appeared first on Nautilus .

Former Malaysian deputy minister Zahidi Zainul Abidin dies at 65

He reportedly suffered from kidney failure.

40% of game developers use generative AI according to a new report, but more than half reckon the technology has a negative impact on the games industry

The latest report from GDC shows a slight uptick in AI use, but negative sentiment towards the tech still dominates.

Pope Leo XIV continues trip through South America as health authorities keep watch

The huge crowds turning out to see the 71-year-old pontiff have prompted heightened fears among health authorities in Latin America, which has seen a surge in measles cases this year.

Scientists find a simple daily routine linked to less pain and depression

A simple change to your daily routine could make a surprising difference in how you feel, both physically and mentally. University of Missouri researchers found that older adults who followed consistent daily schedules reported less physical pain and fewer symptoms of

US floated idea of Ukraine ceding Donbas for NATO membership, Zelenskiy says

By Olena Harmash KYIV, Nov 14 (Reuters) - US negotiators have floated the idea of Ukraine's potential withdrawal from its eastern region of Donbas in exchange for joining NATO, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said, following the latest round of peace talks with Russia in Abu

Trump tells advisers he may hold off on Iran attacks barring new provocations, sources say

The leaders of Saudi Arabia and Turkey have urged restraint, while Israel continues to push for another military campaign. U.S. intelligence assesses renewed strikes would do little to change Tehran's negotiating demands

ExxonMobil eyes Venezuela return as reality tests Trump's oil deal promises

ExxonMobil eyes a return to Venezuela as Trump continues to promise a historic oil deals – but what's the reality on the ground, 10 months after President Nicolas Maduro's departure?

A new fiber supplement could help millions suffering from irritable bowel syndrome

Scientists have developed a promising new fiber supplement that improves gut health in people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) without worsening bloating, pain, or other digestive symptoms. The specially designed blend also improved gut-related anxiety and produced

ASEAN not easing Myanmar approach, bloc's special envoy says

ASEAN special envoy and Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Maria Theresa Lazaro says the grouping is not relaxing its approach to Myanmar under its Five-Point Consensus.

Every GTA 6 Actor Rumored and Confirmed by Rockstar Ahead of Launch

Who will play Jason, Lucia, and other major characters in GTA 6? Rockstar hasn't made an official reveal yet, but the internet has plenty of ideas.

Stanford scientists discover hidden brain signals that predict Alzheimer’s years before symptoms

Stanford researchers have discovered that hidden patterns of brain activity can predict Alzheimer’s risk years before memory problems appear, potentially offering an earlier warning than traditional biomarkers. The same patterns also reveal which brains are unusually resistant

Exercise after ACL surgery may protect knees from early osteoarthritis

A new study suggests that the right kind of exercise could help protect young adults from early knee osteoarthritis following ACL surgery. Researchers found that a four-month supervised rehabilitation program improved pain, muscle strength, and quality of life without damaging

Indonesia President Prabowo orders greater share of mining benefits for the state

At least 70% of all mining permits must benefit the state, says Prabowo.

Rings of Power Just Changed the Nazgul in 1 Terrifying Way: ‘They Still Have a Human Side’

Rings of Power season 3 shows how Sauron creates the Nazgûl. Showrunner Patrick McKay explains why the new Ring-servants haven't lost their humanity.

Eric Trump-backed robot soldier startup can't pay staff after founder borrowed $4.6 million from company to buy home

Eric Trump-backed robot startup Foundation Future Industries has run low on cash and missed payroll, as CEO Sankaet Pathak faces scrutiny over a $4.6 million company loan.

We beat screwworm once. Here’s how we’re trying to do it again

Screwworm, which can devastate livestock, was eliminated from the U.S. in 1966. Now they’re back and the same old technique won’t be enough to get rid of them

Nike Drops New Air Jordan 11 Retro ‘Green Screen’ Sneakers: Here’s Where To Buy a Pair Online

Back in 1996, “Space Jam” was one of the biggest movies of the year. It starred Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny in a winner-take-all cinematic basketball game against the Monstars for the fate of the planet and the galaxy. During the animation-hybrid movie, MJ was wearing the

A giant icy world hiding beyond Pluto could be our sixth dwarf planet

Astronomers have uncovered a potentially enormous new dwarf planet beyond Pluto, hidden for years in one of the most crowded regions of the night sky. The discovery of 2026 ED138 could expand the solar system's official dwarf planet family and hints that more mysterious worlds

The Bottom Line newsletter: Nvidia will never be the same

Shailesh Chitnis, our chip-industry expert, reflects on the fall of Jensen Huang

Myanmar airstrike on displaced persons camp kills 12

Analysis-A new 'Yalta'? Trump and Putin push for a meeting that Xi is wary of hosting

By Trevor Hunnicutt, Mei Mei Chu and Andrew Osborn WASHINGTON/BEIJING/MOSCOW, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The world's three most powerful leaders could sit down together next week to discuss global flashpoints, from wars in Ukraine and Iran to nuclear weapons and artificial

Scientists discover a surprisingly simple way to turn coffee waste into fuel

Scientists have developed an efficient method to transform used coffee grounds into a potential source of biodiesel while preserving the leftover material for other renewable fuels and valuable chemicals. The discovery could turn millions of tons of discarded coffee waste into

Hungary seizes millions in cash found buried in forests amid corruption investigation

Investigators uncovered large amounts of cash hidden in a variety of spots: buried in forests, concealed in agricultural buildings and warehouses, stashed inside residential properties and stored in a high-value safe in a remote location.

GTA 6 Release Day: Everything To Know To Be Ready On Day One

What you need to know about GTA 6's release day, pre-order bonuses, preload sizes, updates, PS5 and Xbox differences and much more

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle once had a Grand Theft Auto inspired wanted system, because MachineGames was 'afraid' players would kill all the Nazis 'with just guns'

"We penalised shooting so much in that game," says design director Jens Andersson.

Malaysia hit by thousands of cyberattack attempts every month: PM Anwar

He added that the country’s security landscape is no longer focused solely on conventional military threats.