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Beloved YouTuber The Gaming Historian moves on from making videos with a 'parting gift': A ton of ancient Nintendo court docs you can browse on the Internet Archive
The docs are from what may be the company's most famous lawsuit.
Anthropic launches new corporate PAC to ramp up election spending
The artificial intelligence firm Anthropic is launching a new corporate political action committee, becoming the latest technology firm to start an employee-funded PAC for election season. Anthropic PBC filed a statement of organization on Friday to form “AnthroPAC.” The Hill
A View From the Easel
“I don't foresee certain results, but I welcome the provocation of the material and the form.”
Inside the Stablecoin stampede, as mainstream financial giants rush to cash in on the crypto coin
"Do I think the biggest banks in the world are thinking about whether they should launch a stablecoin? Yeah, I know they are," Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse told NYNext.
Trump Celebrates His Fraud Crackdown in Blue States as Arrests Begin
Donald Trump’s so-called fraud crackdown will soon be coming to a (Democrat-led) state near you. On Friday, the president celebrated the beginning of the crackdown, claiming that fraud is being committed “primarily in those Blue States where CROOKED DEMOCRAT POLITICIANS, like
Trump seeks $152M to rebuild Alcatraz as 'state-of-the-art secure prison'
President Trump is seeking $152 million from Congress as part of his push to reopen Alcatraz prison near San Francisco to house violent federal criminals. The request, included in the White House’s proposed budget for fiscal 2027, calls on Congress to allocate funding to
Tehran rejected 48-hour ceasefire proposal from US, Iranian media, citing source, says
April 3 (Reuters) - An unnamed source told Iran's semi-official Fars news agency on Friday that Tehran had rejected a U.S. proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire. The source said the proposal was made on Wednesday through another country, which was not named. There was no immediate
‘Company Retreat’ Star Anthony Norman Tells All: What the Show Left Out, Who Almost Called Police and Which Actor ‘Slipped Up’ on the Prank
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for the finale of “Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat,” now streaming on Prime Video. Anthony Norman, a 26-year-old father from Nashville, can finally update his résumé with a particularly odd job from more than a year ago. After
Your Biological Clock Can be Measured With a Hair Sample
The new test opens opportunities for circadian medicine The post Your Biological Clock Can be Measured With a Hair Sample appeared first on Nautilus .
Best Xbox Game Pass games to play this weekend (April 3-5 2026)
We have a variety of Xbox Game Pass recommendations to save you from endlessly searching for something new to play.
The 5 Best Songs Of The Week
Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded
Yes Postpone European Tour so Guitarist Steve Howe Can Undergo ‘Essential Surgery’
"This decision has been made to ensure that Steve can return to the stage in full health and deliver the performances that fans deserve," reads a statement from the band
GOP Candidate Tells Black Man Asking Questions He Should Be Lynched
James Fishback—the right-wing Groyper currently sitting near the bottom of Florida’s list of GOP gubernatorial candidates—told a Black man he should be “lynched” when asked about allegations he dated an underage girl. “So Mr. Fishback, what’s with you smashing a 16- or
Silver Gore – “Black Cherry Liqueur”
Last September Ava Gore and Ethan P. Flynn, aka Silver Gore, shared their great debut EP Dogs In Heaven. Earlier this week they returned with their first new music of 2026, a single called “Black Cherry Liqueur.” It’s got buzzy synths and a killer chorus; it makes existential
About half expect worsening stability in Middle East: Survey
A poll released Friday shows that about half of Americans say they expect worsening stability in the Middle East as the U.S. conflict with Iran rages on. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 52 percent of respondents said they see conditions in the Middle East worsening
2001: A Space Odyssey originally had a 20-foot-tall green alien and a 'crap' script
58 years ago, 2001: A Space Odyssey hit screens. Read SFX legend Douglas Trumbull on the movie's original "crap script" and 20-foot-tall green aliens.
Airport security: Are TSA wait times still long? Here's how to check
Some of the hardest airports in recent weeks are now seeing security lines under 10 minutes.
How fuel-related surcharges could raise prices, hammer businesses: ‘this might be the final straw’
Experts are warning surcharges could raise prices on some goods and send smaller companies out of business, The Post has learned.
Exposing secret night operations between hawkmoths and Japan's black-nectar flowers
Researchers Soma Chiyoda, Ko Mochizuki, and Atsushi Kawakita from the University of Tokyo have discovered that nocturnal hawkmoths are the main pollinators of Jasminanthes mucronata, a plant species native to Japan that produces black nectar. This is the first time that a
Eight dead after earthquake of magnitude 5.9 strikes Afghanistan
An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 struck Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush region on April 3.
Israel strikes Beirut, US warns Iran may hit Lebanese universities
By Maya Gebeily and Ahmed Tolba BEIRUT, April 3 (Reuters) - Israel pounded Beirut with airstrikes on Friday that the military said had targeted militant "infrastructure" in Lebanon's capital, as the U.S. warned that Iran may target universities in the country as the Middle East
'There are times when you want to put GTA down and pick up something else,' Samson studio founder says: 'I think there's a space for us there'
Comparisons are inevitable, but Liquid Swords founder Christofer Sundberg sees his rough-and-tumble crime sim as a more of a side game than a GTA competitor.
Rogue One's most ruthless rebel gets his own Star Wars comic
Saw Gerrera from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story gets a prequel to the prequel story thanks to new one-shot books from Marvel Comics.
Watch live: NASA outlines Artemis II progress
NASA officials will update reporters Friday afternoon on the progress of the Artemis II mission, the U.S.'s first crewed lunar mission in roughly five decades. The 10-day test flight is expected to orbit the moon. The crew comprises three U.S. astronauts and one from Canada. At
Iran Mocks Trump as He Remains Mute on Missing Pilot in Fighter Jet
Iranian officials are trolling President Donald Trump’s abysmal leadership amid an ongoing search for the pilot of a U.S. F-15 fighter jet that was shot down over Iran. Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf took the opportunity Friday to mock the United States for
House Flipper is free to keep on Steam for the next few days
Try out the renovate-'em-up's original incarnation before the remaster comes out.
Artemis II crew take 'spectacular' image of Earth
The snap was taken aboard the Orion capsule by its commander, Reid Wiseman, as the crew head towards the Moon.
Rosalía Berghain Live
I thought the official video of Berghain by Rosalía (feat. Björk & Yves Tumor) was great — “I don’t even know what this is — classical pop? surrealist orchestral?” — and this recent live performance from the Brit Awards takes the song to the next level. I loved it. (via kenzie
Japan PM Takaichi plans Australia visit to discuss rare earths, Nikkei reports
Japan and Western governments want to diversify away from a supply chain largely dominated by China.
Brandon Lake Says Jelly Roll Is Trying to Use ‘His Whole Life to Do Good’
The Christian artist defended the country star after Jelly Roll was criticized for a Grammy Awards speech
FBI labels data breach ‘major incident,’ notifies Congress
The FBI has labeled a recent data breach, which reportedly targeted an FBI surveillance system, a “major incident” and notified Congress about the cyber intrusion, the agency confirmed to The Hill on Friday. “The FBI identified anomalous activity on an unclassified network and
Can unpaved roads and watersheds co-exist? Researchers wade into the question
Imagine a dump truck dropping 13 tons of dirt into the waters of Brush Creek, a waterway that feeds northwest Arkansas' primary drinking water source, Beaver Lake. That's how much soil and sediment researchers measured going into the stream as runoff due to a single large storm
Immigration officers detain Wisconsin mosque president
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Marshals Service detained a mosque president from Milwaukee who advocated for Palestinian rights, causing local and religious leaders to accuse the agency of detaining him for political reasons. The Islamic Society of
Legendary Session Drummer James Gadson Dead At 86
James Gadson, a session drummer whose work appeared on untold numbers of records over the decades, has passed away. Fellow musicians have been sharing tributes to Gadson for the past day, and now Gadson’s wife, Barbara, has confirmed the news to Rolling Stone , citing recent
Democrats fume at White House budget request: 'Bleak and unacceptable'
Democrats on Friday blasted the White House’s fiscal 2027 budget request, warning that it fails to address the needs of Americans and undermines critical domestic programs and priorities. The request, prepared by White House budget chief Russell Vought and unveiled Friday
About 1 in 4 hold negative views of both parties: Survey
Many Americans continue to hold negative views of both the Democratic and Republican parties ahead of the midterm elections, according to a new poll. In a CNN survey released Friday, nearly a quarter of U.S. respondents said they have negative perceptions of both the Republican
Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region reels after missile and drone strike
Russian missile and drone strikes hit Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region, killing one and injuring 10, as dozens of homes and public buildings were destroyed.
Peak Devs Call Out Entitled Gamers Who Want Endless Free Updates
So many gamers claim to hate live-service games, but then complain about a lack of free updates
The Animorphs getting new TV show for Disney Plus from Ryan Coogler
Disney's adaptation will bring the '90s YA sci-fi series to the screen for the first time since 1998 with a new take on the Animorphs.
Hear New Bruce Hornsby Songs With Ezra Koenig, Blake Mills, The Late Bob Weir
When Bruce Hornsby announced his new album Indigo Park, part of the draw was collaborations with Bonnie Raitt, Ezra Koenig, Blake Mills, and the late Bob Weir. He’s since shared “Ecstatic,” his reunion with Raitt. Now that the album is out, we can hear the rest. Koenig, the
Brian Cox Drags Tarantino, Says Jeremy Strong Has ‘Begged Me to Stop’ Discussing His Method Acting and Disses America for Not Liking Women: ‘The Patriarchy Is a F—ing Mess’
Brian Cox is never one to mince his words when it comes to fellow actors, and he’s gone ahead and targeted his “25th Hour” co-star Edward Norton (“a pain in the arse”), Ian McKellen (“not to my taste”) and Kevin Spacey (“a stupid, stupid man”) in a new interview with The Times
Reincarnated as a Slime's season 4 premiere promises more cozy isekai and fantasy policymaking
The premiere of Reincarnated as a Slime season 4 brings back the series' trademark cozy charm for an isekai adventure steeped in politics.
A tiny detector for microwave photons could advance quantum tech
Detecting a single particle of light is hard; detecting a single microwave photon is even harder. Microwave photons, the tiny packets of electromagnetic radiation used in current technologies like Wi-Fi and radar, carry far less energy than visible light. They are about 100,000
A Poet of Science Who Shook Faith in God
Biographer Richard Holmes reveals how Tennyson predated Darwin and speaks to us today The post A Poet of Science Who Shook Faith in God appeared first on Nautilus .
The Iran war may produce a new regional order – less America, more Turkey
The Gulf states aren't giving up on their relations with Washington; they want a system in which the United States is a partner, not the only anchor. And Israel might remain on the outside
How the FilmQuest Festival Predicted the Oscars’ Short Film Wins and Two-Way Split
During the 98th Oscars on March 15, the Academy announced a rare two-way split with both “Two People Exchanging Saliva” and “The Singers” taking home the prize for the best live action short film. Only the seventh tie in Oscar history, the result was a surprise to the audience
The Trump Dictatorship Is Cracking Up
Almost without exception, those who enjoy the great honor of serving President Donald Trump have ultimately collided with two all-consuming dictums. The first is that Trump’s underlings must always elevate his personal interests above those of the institutions they run. The
Slay the Spire 2 dev coyly teases a bunch of cool new features
Mega Crit co-founder Casey Yano discusses the reception to the Steam review bombing, new modes, characters, and controversial cards like Snakebite