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EXTOL Announces First New Album In Over A Decade, ‘Aura Of Decay’; Shares ‘The One And The Many’ Single
Norwegian extreme metal band EXTOL have announced “Aura Of Decay”, their sixth studio album and first new record in over a decade, due for release on 6 November via Solid State Records. It follows the band’s acclaimed 2013 self-titled album and reunites the group’s classic lineup, with guitarist Christer Espevoll returning to the fold, marking…
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Will Democrats abandon Florida after Nixon win?
In today’s issue: ▪ Democrats face uphill fight in Florida ▪ Cassidy shares doubts on FDA nominee ▪ Trump downplays bond market concerns ▪ Melanoma mRNA vaccine trial success Florida Democrats are warning national party members not to abandon the state in November after democratic socialist Angie Nixon defeated moderate Alex Vindman in a shocking…
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Britain’s most dangerous spider strikes again: Woman in Kent is left with a ‘crater’ in her leg after a bite from a false widow that was ‘hiding on a clothes peg’
A woman in Kent was left with a large, crater-like wound in her leg after being bitten by a false widow spider, which is considered Britain’s most dangerous native spider. The spider is reported to have been hiding on a clothes peg before it bit her, highlighting how these increasingly common arachnids can lurk in…
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Yorkshire Test allocation ‘feels unfair’, says CEO
Yorkshire’s chief executive Sanjay Patel has criticised the ECB’s allocation of Test matches for 2027, saying Headingley has been treated unfairly. The Leeds ground will miss out on an Ashes Test in 2027 and has no fixture against India in the 2029 tour either, making it the only major English venue without a match in…
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Cancer doctor reveals 5 habits that may reduce disease risk and improve outcomes
A Texas-based breast surgical oncologist, Dr Loren Rourke, has outlined five lifestyle habits she says may help lower cancer risk and improve outcomes, even though no single choice can guarantee prevention. The advice comes as new figures show the continuing scale of the disease in the United States, underscoring why doctors continue to promote practical,…
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Want to strengthen America’s economy? The key investment is hiding in plain sight
A Fox News opinion piece argues that the United States faces a severe shortage of skilled technical workers, warning that the gap threatens everyday infrastructure from car repairs and factory production lines to data centres and aircraft maintenance. The author frames this as a hidden but urgent investment priority for strengthening the American economy, contending…
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Windows 11 security update crashes Arc Raiders multiplayer games
A Windows 11 security update caused crashes in some multiplayer games, including Arc Raiders and The Finals, prompting Arc Raiders developer Embark to issue a quick workaround while it prepared a permanent fix. The issue mattered because it could interrupt matches and, in some cases, trigger system restarts, despite the affected update being a routine…
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Lanterns viewer has a theory that Hal Jordan is still alive, and it’s all down to a brief shot in the trailer
A viewer of DC Studios’ TV series *Lanterns* has put forward a fan theory suggesting Hal Jordan may not be dead, despite the show’s marketing implying his demise. The theory rests on a brief shot glimpsed in the show’s trailer, which some fans believe hints that the Green Lantern could still be alive, contradicting the…
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Where to Buy Pokémon Cards in 2026
This IGN guide offers 2026 advice for buying Pokémon cards, noting that stock remains hard to find at recommended retail price (MSRP) amid strong demand for sets like Mega Evolution: Ascended Heroes and anticipation for the upcoming 30th Anniversary set. It provides live stock updates and highlights trustworthy retailers, aiming to help fans avoid overpaying…