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Guinea-Bissau's coup called a 'sham' by West African political figures
Senegal's prime minister and Nigeria's former leader say they do not believe the military takeover was genuine.
Silksong devs felt they didn't 'have a lot of control' over its release date and sympathize with all the games that were delayed to avoid it: 'To some extent that probably is unfortunate'
Team Cherry was too busy finishing the game to know when exactly it would be finished.
Illegal migrants flocking from Chile to Peru out of fear of Kast
Peruvian President José Jerí convened an "extraordinary Council of Ministers meeting to declare, as announced, a state of emergency" along the border with Chile as a direct response to a growing influx of undocumented migrants. The measure seeks to dramatically tighten border
6 things to know as Sabahans head to the polls in high-stakes election
No single party or coalition is expected to secure a simple majority, setting the stage for negotiations to form the next government, said analysts.
ICRC President warns of humanitarian deterioration in Colombia
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) President Mirjana Spoljaric issued a statement on Friday upon completing her three-day visit to Colombia. In the document, she warned about the severe deterioration of the humanitarian crisis nine years after the peace deal
MasterClass Is 50% Off For Black Friday, And Makes the Perfect Last-Minute Gift
An annual subscription to MasterClass costs $180 and gets you unlimited access to 90+ courses on the site, with topics ranging from screenwriting to acting to directing
Bisexual individuals experience greater loneliness than homosexuals and heterosexuals, study suggests
According to an EHU study, lack of social support leads to increased loneliness of bisexual people. The work by Garikoitz Azkona of the Psychobiology group explored the relationship between sexual orientation and loneliness. It detected the highest level of loneliness among
These Bestselling Luggage Brands Are Up to 60% Off for Black Friday: Away, Samsonite and More
We’re in the thick of summer travel season and the one thing you’ll need is a durable suitcase (or two, or three) to get you from Point A to B. The hard thing about luggage is finding a set that is strong and long-lasting without sacrificing style. You want to look your best
‘Oppenheimer’ 4K Blu-ray Is On Sale for Black Friday: Shop the Limited-Time Deal Here
“Oppenheimer” Blu-ray — the ones that completely sold out of 4K UHD copies a week after their initial release in 2023 — are back in stock, and on a steep discount for Black Friday Blu-ray and 4K releases of Christopher Nolans’ Oscar-winning film is currently 34% off on Amazon
Macaulay Culkin Watches Home Alone With His Kids Who Don’t Realize He’s Kevin
On tour for the 35th anniversary of Home Alone, Macaulay Culkin said his kids love the movie, but don’t know he’s Kevin . They’re only three and four years old, so this makes sense, but it’s still hilarious. And while they will even get excited when they see the young
Two ships of Russia's sanctioned shadow fleet caught fire in the Black Sea off Türkiye
Two sanctioned oil tankers, the Kairos and the Virat, have caught fire in the Black Sea a few dozen nautical miles off the Turkish coast. Their crews are safe as the causes of the explosions are being investigated.
Blasts hit sanctioned tankers off Turkey's coast, rescues underway
By Can Sezer ISTANBUL (Reuters) -Blasts rocked two tankers from Russia's shadow fleet in the Black Sea near Turkey's Bosphorus strait on Friday, causing fires on the vessels, and rescue operations were launched for those on board, Turkish authorities and sources said. The
Sabah votes today: Here’s your cheat sheet to who’s who and what’s at stake
Over 1.7 million Sabahans will choose who to lead the state government on Nov 29.
Mapping Children’s Meltdowns in the Brain
Unique brain activity patterns could help point to treatments for sensory overload The post Mapping Children’s Meltdowns in the Brain appeared first on Nautilus .
Hong Kong fire: Is foam, mesh, bamboo, or blatant disregard for safety to blame?
Anger is rising as finger pointing begins, with media also slammed for early narratives.
Floods, storms upended their lives in Bangladesh; work in Singapore gives them chance to rebuild
Families separated by climate change share how they are coping.
This 16-Disc ‘Harry Potter’ Blu-ray Set Has Every Film in 4K, Plus Bonus Features — And It’s Less Than $60 For Black Friday
Amazon is delivering the magic this Black Friday season. The retailer has slashed prices on dozens of Blu-ray boxed sets and other physical media this week, and one of the best deals we found was on this eight-film “Harry Potter” set. The Blu-ray package, currently 31% off,
Black Friday crowds look sparse at stores as skittish shoppers search for deals online
"Santa Claus is going to show up this Christmas," Marshal Cohen, Circana's chief retail adviser, told The Post. "He's just going to show up with less boxes under the tree."
Revived survival RPG Hytale already has a release date after springing back to life, but the owner is reminding everyone the game 'isn't good yet'
The long-awaited Minecraft-like will finally be playable early next year.
Sam’s Club shopper sparks uproar buying all the store’s rotisserie chickens — until her surprising reason is revealed
The spat unfolded Wednesday inside the members-only warehouse store, where another customer accused the woman of selfishness as she loaded her cart with the cooked birds.
Death toll in Southeast Asia floods tops 300
Climate change has affected storm patterns, including the duration and intensity of the season, leading to heavier rainfall, flash flooding and stronger wind gusts.
How were Afghan evacuees vetted under Biden?
BBC Verify looks into claims that the Afghan national suspected of shooting two National Guard members in Washington DC entered the US unvetted.
Trump says he's canceling all executive orders Biden didn't personally sign
President Trump said Friday that he’s canceling every executive order former President Biden enacted but didn't personally sign. “Any document signed by Sleepy Joe Biden with the Autopen, which was approximately 92% of them, is hereby terminated, and of no further force or
I freed myself from my organizational sins by simply sticking my desk clutter where I don't have to see it, and you can do the same with this $9 Black Friday deal on nano tape
If the clutter's not visible, it's not real.
India-South Korea strategic cooperation: changing imperatives
Amid the accelerating geopolitical shifts in East Asia, India faces the prospect of a serious strategic setback unless it urgently reconsiders its predominantly economic and business-oriented approach to the Republic of Korea (ROK). South Korea’s unfolding demographic decline,
How to watch The Lost Chapter: Yuki's Revenge in Fortnite
The Lost Chapter: Yuki's Revenge premieres first on Fortnite at 2 p.m. EST on Sunday, Nov. 30. Here's how to watch and when that is in your time zone.
What time does Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 start?
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 is launching on Saturday, Nov. 29. Find out when maintenance will end and when it'll release in your time zone.
The 24-Movie ‘James Bond’ Blu-ray Collection Is Only $55 for Black Friday
The James Bond franchise was thrown for a loop earlier this year when it was announced that Denis Villeneuve will direct the next James Bond film, with Tanya Lapointe signing on as an executive producer. The news came after long-time producers and custodians Michael G. Wilson
Warframe's next big, WWI-inspired story update happened because a developer wrote the words 'Trench Warframe' on a whiteboard
The Old Peace's military tragedy of child soldiers and bayonet-wielding demon Warframes had humble beginnings.
Day 1 Highlights: Champions Shine at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam as the World Judo Tour Returns
Day 1 in Abu Dhabi delivered world-class judo: Martinez Abelenda, Bliev, Ballhaus, Khyar and Huh Mimi claimed gold with determined, high-level performances. Cultural displays, emotional victories and dramatic finals set the tone for an exciting second day of competition.
‘Awards Chatter’ Pod: Jeremy Allen White on ‘Springsteen,’ the Categorization and Future of ‘The Bear,’ and the ‘Social Network’ Sequel
In front of an audience of film students at Chapman University, the 34-year-old winner of multiple Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG awards reflects on his past work and teases his next projects.
How to self-heal in Where Winds Meet
All the fighting and exploring in Where Winds Meet will eventually require you to self-heal, and here's how you can do it!
Bong Joon Ho, Jenna Ortega and Anya Taylor-Joy Kick Off Marrakech Film Festival in Style: ‘It Has Lived and Breathed International Cinema for the Past 22 Years’
The 22nd Marrakech Film Festival got off to a star-studded start on Friday night with a screening of Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man Wire” attended by Bong Joon Ho, Jenna Ortega, Anya Taylor-Joy and more big names in international cinema. “Parasite” Oscar winner Bong, who is serving
Kneecap Follow Through On Promise To Sue Canadian Legislator
Kneecap have been on the receiving end of legal action this year, and now they're going on the offensive. The Irish rap group, who have been outspoken critics of Israel and advocates for Palestine, announced today that, as promised, they're suing a Canadian legislator whose
In a major plot twist, Intel could soon be making chips for Apple once again, only this time, it'll be the Arm-based M-series
This wasn't on my 2025 bingo card. But then neither was the Nvidia collab.
Rebecca Solnit: A Year on From Trump’s Victory, Resistance Is Everywhere. “There...
Rebecca Solnit: A Year on From Trump’s Victory, Resistance Is Everywhere . “There has, in fact, been a tremendous amount and variety of resistance and opposition and it’s mattered tremendously.”
Good news: You can hold on to that Noctua cooler a little bit longer, as it'll still work with Intel Nova Lake
Good timing too, now that Intel might be a more exciting option again...
The quiet US pivot to Latin America
The U.S. is deepening trade and investment ties with several Latin American countries, creating a new strategic alliance that reduces dependence on China and reshapes the map of American influence.
Michael B. Jordan on Why ‘Sinners’ Was the ‘Second Hardest Thing’ He’s Ever Done and Teasing ‘Thomas Crown Affair’ and ‘Creed 4’
After a year away from American soil, directing “The Thomas Crown Affair” in London, Michael B. Jordan is back — and he’s getting back into the swing of things. In Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” set in 1930s Jim Crow-era Mississippi, Jordan plays twin brothers navigating a world
GOG says it's 'proud to give Horses a home' after the horror game was rejected by Steam, but commenters won't let it forget the time it rejected another horror game
Horses won't be leaving GOG, but it isn't the first game to get this treatment from big storefronts.
James Franco on Being ‘Obsessive’ and His Oscar-Nominated Turn in ‘127 Hours’: ‘Everyone Said It Would Be a Disaster’
James Franco admitted nobody believed in “127 Hours.” The film, directed by Danny Boyle, is a biographical drama about Aron Ralston, who became trapped by a boulder in a Utah canyon. “Danny wanted to make it but nobody else on his team did. Everyone said it would be a
What the Bangladesh turmoil reveals about power and institutions
Bangladesh is no stranger to political contestation. But the turbulence unfolding over the past year – marked by Sheikh Hasina’s death sentence, the banning of the Awami League from electoral participation, mass detentions,and the re-entry of groups once marginal in mainstream
UN panel says Israel operating 'de facto policy of torture'
Rights groups gave harrowing details about conditions in Israeli detention centres. Israel has not responded but has previously denied allegations of torture.
Passengers face disruption as Airbus makes software updates to planes
About 6,000 planes are thought to be affected, about half the European aerospace giant's global fleet.
‘Stranger Things 5’: Natalia Dyer on Nancy’s ‘Failure’ in Season 5 Premiere, Fans’ Obsession With Jonathan vs. Steve
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from Season 5, Volume 1 of “Stranger Things.” The ever-calculating, always-planning, consistently confident Vecna Crawl team leader Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer) made a mistake in the fifth and final season premiere of “Stranger
Warner Bros. Business Affairs Chief Steve Spira Stepping Down
Steve Spira is resigning his post as business affairs chief at Warner Bros.’ motion picture group. This was the second tour of duty for the 40-year veteran of the studio, who first came to the Burbank lot in 1985. Spira will finish out the end of the year before moving on,
‘Cinema Jazireh’ Director Gozde Kural Sets Almodovar-Inspired Sexual Awakening Drama ‘G-Spot of My Soul,’ Soccer Doc Series (EXCLUSIVE)
Following her Afghanistan-set features “Dust” and “Cinema Jazireh,” Turkish auteur Gözde Kural is poised to return home with “G-Spot of My Soul,” an Almodóvar-esque literary adaptation tracking a small-town woman’s late-in-life sexual awakening. Kural will write and direct,
Pope Leo XIV calls for unity of the Christian world during Nicaea ceremony
The ceremony, in which Catholic and Orthodox hymns were sung alternately, was held in the area where the remains of the Basilica of St Neophytos were recently exposed by falling water levels.