Control Resonant won't use generative AI, but there is 'varied interest' in the tech within Remedy
'There is varied interest in different crafts at Remedy into investigating these AI tools.'
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Spotify Adds Record Monthly Users and Hits 290 Million Paid Subscribers in Q4, New Co-CEO Says 2026 Will Be ‘Year of Raising Ambition’
Spotify racked up its highest quarterly net adds of monthly users to date in Q4 2025 — reaching a total of 751 million monthly active users, a gain of 38 million in the period. Its paid-subscriber count grew 10% year over year to 290 million, a pickup of 9 million sequentially.
Bad Bunny Makes Meme History
How the "Benito Bowl" took on a second life in the digital realm, Israel's artwashing at the Venice Biennale, an art history of liminalism, and shows to see in NYC.
Mewgenics beginner's tips and tricks before you start
Mewgenics is an enormous new roguelike with a lot of nuances to learn. Here's what you need to know to lead your cats to early victory.
Latest news bulletin | February 10th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 10th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
IOC bans Ukrainian Olympian’s helmet honouring war-fallen athletes
The IOC confirmed the decision on Tuesday, stating that Heraskevych's helmet contravened IOC guidelines about political symbols. However, Adams said the committee would "make an exception" to allow him to wear a black armband instead.
Toy makers are banking on movie blockbusters to boost sales in 2026 after last year’s brutal tariffs
Toy makers are banking on a slew of blockbuster movies in 2026 to spark fresh demand after President Trump's tariffs last year left manufacturers reeling.
The Memo: From Bad Bunny to Springsteen, new cultural wars erupt around Trump
The controversy over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance is the latest — and perhaps biggest — cultural flash point of President Trump’s second term so far. Trump’s time back in office has, of course, been marked by huge ideological clashes over innumerable matters of policy.
Senate GOP set to go to battle over Trump’s ICE, CBP policies
President Trump’s allies in the Senate are planning to go to war with Democrats this week over proposed immigration enforcement reforms, working closely with White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller to play offense on what has been a strong issue for the president.
Progressive Democrats seek to ‘annul’ Trump Doctrine
A group of progressive Democrats on Tuesday introduced a resolution to “leave the Monroe Doctrine to the dustbin of history,” in the words of Rep. Nydia Velázquez (D-N.Y.), and replace it with a foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere based on mutual cooperation and respect.
Here are the first big midterm primaries to watch
The first contests of the 2026 midterms will kick off in the coming weeks as the fight for control of Congress heats up. High-profile primaries for Senate in Texas, North Carolina, Illinois and Ohio are set to make headlines in March and May, cementing general election
Harris takes on MAGA's content machine with Headquarters relaunch
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is reviving her edgy 2024 campaign social media account KamalaHQ in what her Gen Z aides are hyping as an effort to fight fire with fire in the ruthless, Republican-dominated social media content wars. The rebranded account, Headquarters,
For Gavin Newsom, now comes the hard part
Political analysis is comparative, not qualitative. It isn’t that the people who win elections are necessarily good at politics, only that they are better than the other guy or gal. And at least in that way, we can say right now that California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is better
Top 10 advanced security technologies for post-quantum crypto and blockchain resilience
Quantum computers are leaving the lab and entering threat models. In August 2024 the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology finalized three post-quantum encryption standards and urged every organization to migrate “as soon as possible.” Europe followed with a June
Arc Raiders update adds new PvE-focused event and brings back Cold Snap
Embark Studios has listened to the community asking for a PvE mode by introducing Shared Watch, a new event that rewards defeating Arc enemies.
‘Harry Potter’ Series Will Take Viewers Inside Malfoy Manor, Says New Draco Actor: ‘You Get an Insight Into How He Is’
Producers of the upcoming “Harry Potter” series on HBO Max have long promised the show, which is set to span seven series, will give fans a more thorough look at the wizarding world than the movies. According to Lox Pratt, who has been cast as Potter’s nemesis Draco Malfoy, one
Weydemann Bros. Ramps Up International Operations With Addition of Thorsten Ritter to Producing Team
Weydemann Bros. is expanding their international footprint and have appointed Thorsten Ritter, formerly at Beta Cinema, to establish and lead the company’s new Munich office. As a producer, Ritter will focus on strengthening and growing Weydemann Bros.’ international production
Can ESG ratings be trusted? Study examines the fight against greenwashing
A new study shows that sustainable finance relies on trust, but that trust challenges are increasingly focused on ESG rating providers, creating both a solution to greenwashing and a new regulatory risk. By comparing how the EU and the UK regulate ESG rating firms, the authors
South Korea revives plan to add medical students; doctors criticise bid
SEOUL, Feb 10 - South Korea plans to boost medical student numbers by 16% in 2027 and further in subsequent years, the health ministry said on Tuesday, a step criticised by a doctors' association after similar plans triggered nationwide protests in 2024.
Japanese sausage maker says sounds produced when chewing links resemble those of batting a home run
Experiments were conducted by the Japan Acoustic Laboratory using high-precision microphones.
Indonesia says proposed Gaza peacekeeping force could total 20,000 troops
JAKARTA, Feb 10 (Reuters) - A proposed multinational peacekeeping force for Gaza could total about 20,000 troops, with Indonesia estimating it could contribute up to 8,000, President Prabowo Subianto’s spokesman said on Tuesday. The spokesman said, however, that no deployment
South Korea to raise medical school quota to ease shortage
Policymakers argue that expanding medical school intake is necessary to prevent worsening access to care.
Eswatini angers Madagascar junta for hosting deposed leader
Eswatini says the talks were part of regional diplomacy and not an attempt to interfere.
A spat between a restaurant and an influencer was out of control. Then Beijing stepped in
Some 4,000 jobs will be lost as restaurant chain Xibei shuts over 100 of its outlets due to loss of business.
Netanyahu flies to Washington to meet Trump and discuss U.S.-Iran talks, Gaza
Sources say Netanyahu will seek U.S. backing for sweeping limits on Iran's nuclear and missile programs, while pressing to condition Gaza reconstruction on Hamas' disarmament
‘I refuse to passively stand by’: Chappell Roan leaves talent agency over Epstein files
Chappell Roan has dropped the Casey Wasserman talent agency after Epstein files revelations.
ChatGPT and other AI models believe medical misinformation on social media, study warns
Large language models accept fake medical claims if presented as realistic in medical notes and social media discussions, a study has found.
Morocco wants a third voice in the global AI race
Morocco’s Minister of Digital Transition on governing AI when the rules keep changing, building language models for Africa, and why regulation can coexist with innovation.
January was fifth hottest on record despite cold snap: EU monitor
The planet experienced its fifth-hottest January on record despite a cold snap that swept across the United States and Europe, the EU's climate monitor said Tuesday.
Africa: Ughe's Professor Abebe Bekele On Training Africa's Next Health Leaders
[New Times] The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) is redefining medical education. Founded to train compassionate, skilled, and knowledgeable healthcare leaders, the university welcomes students from across Africa and the world.