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Democrat James Talarico's primary victory in Texas has ignited Democratic hopes of flipping the Senate, but the path forward is fraught with uncertainty and voter suppression battles.
In an unprecedented move, the Paralympics opening ceremony will have no flagbearers, a decision driven by logistical chaos and the controversial reinstatement of Russia and Belarus.
John Elkann's Exor sells the historic Italian newspaper La Stampa to the Sae group, aiming to preserve its editorial independence and local roots.
The FIA World Endurance Championship delays its Qatar race due to regional instability, shifting the season start to Imola.
Democrat James Talarico wins a contentious primary, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown against the winner of a bitter GOP run-off between establishment and MAGA factions.
Carlos Sainz pulls no punches on Williams' current struggles, admitting the team is still 'failing' in key areas after a 'very tough winter'.
While Western debates often focus on A.I.'s potential dangers, China's approach is strikingly optimistic. What cultural and political factors shape this divergent view of technology's role in society?
Twitch star xQc argues GTA 6 should cost $800 based on content and quality, sparking debate as Rockstar's pricing strategy looms.
Activision has legally demanded that popular leaker TheGhostOfHope cease all unauthorized disclosures of confidential Call of Duty information, a move the official account says protects developers and player expectations.
Directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans are bringing their entire crew to the Oscars, reflecting on the film's unexpected rise from Netflix release to awards contender.
Raven Software strips away loadouts and the Gulag in a new Warzone mode that feels more like a raw, scavenger-hunt battle royale.
The 'Evil Dead' star revealed a 'treatable, not curable' cancer diagnosis on social media, stating his focus will shift to treatment and recovery.