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Join Anna Marie, Chris, Josh, and Kelley this week, as things get a little weirder than usual. A sticky soda fracas kicks off the show. Meanwhile, Kelley runs the news section for the first time, which is good since Chris stomps off after discovering this is definitely the worst timeline of them all. And don’t

The Samsung Frame TV is no longer the only player in the "art mode" smart TV space...

Soccer Nigeria U-20 head coach Moses Aduku has provided an update on the fitness of Janet Akekoromowei following the injury she sustained in the...

Last Updated: January 01, 2026, 22:59 IST Seema Das said that her husband, Khokon Chandra Das, was attacked without provocation while returning home after closing his shop. Security personnel are seen in Bangladesh. (Image: File) The wife of a Hindu man who was attacked with sharp weapons and set on fire in Bangladesh said she

Julian Gerighty, executive producer on Tom Clancy’s The Division , has parted ways with Ubisoft after almost 27 years with the company—and only three months after the French conglomerate denied rumors about the executive’s exit. The departure was announced by Ubisoft studio Massive Entertainment earlier today. In the announcement, the company wishes Gerighty good luck

"Our teams who built this world with Julian are still here" Image credit: Ubisoft Julian Gerighty, a long-time key cog at Massive Entertainment, has announced that he's departing the Ubisoft-owned studio after 12 years to go and work on Battlefield at EA. His departure swiftly follows Ubisoft revealing earlier this week that they're planning to

A new study examines why a long-established form of self-administered contraception remains rarely prescribed in the U.S., despite evidence supporting its safety and effectiveness. Credit: Shutterstock A study reveals that many clinicians remain unaware of self-administered injectable contraception, despite its decades-long availability. Self-administered injectable contraceptives have been an option in the United States for more

Most Americans don’t see the value in a four-year degree in higher education, according to a new poll. An NBC News survey found 63 percent of people saying a bachelor’s degree is “not worth the cost because people often graduate without specific job skills and with a large amount of debt to pay off,” while...