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Basketball The NCAA Transfer Portal has been open for just over 24 hours, and already over 1,500 Division I players have entered. The Duke...

Basketball The exodus of Utah players leaving the program and entering the transfer portal continued into the final hours before college basketball's free agency...

There have been a few The Lord of the Rings games over the years — Tales of the Shire, Gollum, and Return to Moria — but none have been as big as the two games from the now-closed studio Monolith Productions. However, it seems like another game is possibly entering that space, according to a

The Dallas Cowboys did not wind up with Maxx Crosby on their football team. For a little while though, it sort of seemed like they were going to. By all reports the Cowboys were seriously talking to the Las Vegas Raiders about pulling off a massive deal for the star pass rusher. Ultimately it was

Worldcoin, the digital identity and token distribution project co-founded by Sam Altman in 2019, appears to have offloaded 117 million WLD tokens worth about $39 million through over-the-counter sales, according to Lookonchain. Worldcoin appears to have sold 117M $WLD($38.7M) via OTC. Today, Worldcoin deposited 117M $WLD($38.7M) to #Binance and #FalconX, and then received 35M $USDC.https://t.co/k7ewApTkoO

The studio will shift to a tech support role. Red Storm Entertainment - the storied game development studio behind the Ghost Recon game series - has reportedly been shifted to a tech support role by Ubisoft. As a result, 105 developers have lost their jobs. According to VGC, the news was broken internally at Ubisoft

by William D'Angelo , posted 14 hours ago / 927 Views Ubisoft has laid off 105 employees at Tom Clancy game studio Red Storm Entertainment as the developer will no longer develop games, according to a report from VideoGamesChronicle that claims Ubisoft made the announcement internally. The studio will remain open, however, it will focus

In a lengthy post on Truth Social on February 27, President Trump ordered all federal agencies to "immediately cease all use of Anthropic's technology" following strong disagreements between the Department of Defense and the AI company. A few hours later, the US conducted a major air attack on Iran with the help of Anthropic's AI