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Image Credit: HBO Warning: This post includes spoilers from The Last of Us Season 2.  HBO’s The Last of Us Season 2 wastes no time diving into one of the most emotional and controversial moments from the game—the death of Joel (portrayed by Pedro Pascal ). As the series continues to follow the source material

During an April 22, 2025, press conference, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated, “Sugar is poison, and Americans need to know that it is poisoning us.” Normally, when experts refer to “poison” dramatically, we mean drugs like fentanyl that kill you immediately. Or arsenic, which kills you slowly (as when

Excessive regulations have contributed to a nationwide shortage. But there’s a way to free ourselves to start constructing more...

Soccer According to new reports, claims that Chelsea Football Club was Victor Osimhen’s boyhood club have been found to be inaccurate, Soccernet.ng understands. The Napoli...

Once a party drug, ketamine is now being studied for depression treatment—but how does it work? Credit: SciTechDaily.com Ketamine has gone from a club drug to a potential mental health treatment, but its safety remains hotly debated. After Matthew Perry’s tragic overdose, researchers have intensified efforts to understand how the drug works. A new study

Bernard Keane is the primary reason I maintain a subscription to Crikey. I don’t agree with everything he writes, but he always makes me think and his scathing analysis of the parlous state of our policy debate is usually spot on. On Monday, though, he published a shocker of a piece about the “reckless spending”

Netflix has released a trailer for Running Point Kate Hudson stars as the president of a US basketball team The sports comedy has faced criticism for reportedly copying Ted Lasso It's hard to imagine how any sports comedy could emulate the success of Ted Lasso . Well, Netflix looks to be hoping to do just

RUBEN BONILLA GONZALO // Getty Images SEED OILS ARE a Big Deal right now. Especially on certain corners of social media, where influencers argue that that these oils are cause cancer, lead to Alzheimer’s, and "gum up our tissues." The scientific consensus states there's no backing to these claims, but the anti-seed-oil movement asserts that