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It’s not the economy, stupid. Americans vote based on their personal economy
Politicians cite GDP and inflation data, but voters judge the economy by grocery prices, gas prices, mortgage rates and what's left in their wallet.
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From New York to Texas, states should respect local control on data centers
Data center moratoriums across the United States could cost communities tax revenue and jobs, echoing 19th-century towns that rejected railroads.
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Meta heads to court in a landmark trial about kids and social media addiction
Four states are suing the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, alleging that the platforms were designed to hook kids and that Meta hid the mental health risks.
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Robert Downey Jr. Returns as Iron Man in Avengers Infinity Defense, a New Attraction Where You’ll Fight Thanos at Disneyland’s Avengers Campus
Robert Downey Jr. will reprise his iconic role of Iron Man for Avengers Infinity Defense, a star-studded new battle against Thanos coming to Disneyland’s Avengers Campus.
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Ren & the skinner brothers shut down boomtown 2026
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Signings impress but squad issues remain – learnings from Man Utd’s summer
Positives, negatives and areas to address urgently – how are Michael Carrick’s Manchester United shaping up now pre-season is over?
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Mortal Shell 2 release countdown: Exact date and time
Sooner or soon! The post Mortal Shell 2 release countdown: Exact date and time appeared first on Destructoid.
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Australia sets launch for sweeping gun buyback after Bondi Beach terror attack: ‘Sensible gun reform’
New South Wales will be the first Australian state to launch a gun buyback scheme, offering up to $700 per firearm after the Bondi Beach terror attack.
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Sekiro and a brief history of spraying blood all over the darn place
It’s spray day and we’re making a big deposit at the blood bank. Here’s why Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice borrows its iconic blood spray from Kurosawa and other samurai movies.
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My generation had no voice on Brexit – but Burnham gives the young fresh hope on Europe | Ceira Sergeant
Brexit didn’t create all the problems young people now face, but renewing close ties with Europe will give us so many opportunities I was 14 when the UK voted to leave the EU. Too young to vote, but not too young to understand that a decision was being made that would affect the rest of…