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Platner Shows Why the Supreme Court Was Right on Campaign Spending
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Inside Trump’s unprecedented battle plan to expand Second Amendment rights through Justice Department
The US Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has filed lawsuits against California and Virginia over their gun laws, in what officials describe as an unprecedented effort to expand and enforce Second Amendment rights. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told Fox News Digital that the department has launched more than a dozen legal challenges to firearm…
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US urges donors to abandon UNRWA funding as UN defends agency’s mission
The United Nations has defended its call for countries to keep funding the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), after the United States urged donors to abandon the agency and redirect money to a US-led alternative. At UNRWA’s annual pledging conference in early July 2026, US Ambassador Jeff Bartos claimed the agency…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced review
Eurogamer has published its review of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, Ubisoft’s remake of the 2013 pirate-themed original, rebuilt from the ground up on the latest Anvil Engine by Ubisoft Singapore. The reviewer’s central verdict is one of inconsistency: for every improvement the remake introduces, a corresponding flaw seems to lurk just beneath it, leaving…
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Women and university graduates in Australia most at risk of losing jobs to AI, report finds
A first-of-its-kind Australian government report has found that women and university graduates are the workers most exposed to having their jobs displaced by artificial intelligence, while those in manual and vocationally trained roles are least at risk. The report, drawing on data from Jobs and Skills Australia, warns that occupations such as telemarketers, accountants, advertising…
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‘Your boys took a hell of a beating’ – England and Norway’s football rivalry
England and Norway will meet in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup in Miami on Saturday, reviving a rivalry defined less by football than by one legendary piece of radio commentary. The fixture recalls Norway’s shock 2-1 win over England in a 1981 World Cup qualifier in Oslo, after which NRK commentator Bjorge Lillelien…
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Influencer Ayzia J. Toledo dies age 22 after horror car crash… as her heartbroken family pay tribute
Ayzia J. Toledo, a 22-year-old social media influencer known online as Ayzia J, has died following a car crash on a freeway in New Jersey. According to New Jersey Police, she was driving a BMW when she “lost directional control”, veered off the road, flipped and struck a tree. Her death has prompted an outpouring…
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Mario Kart Tour servers to close on 30th September with no offline mode
Nintendo has confirmed that Mario Kart Tour, its mobile racing app, will permanently shut down its online service on 30th September 2026, at 7am BST. Crucially, and unlike the earlier closure of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, which was replaced by a paid offline version, Nintendo has stated that no offline mode for Mario Kart Tour…
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Christopher Nolan’s Forgotten Thriller Has a Performance That Makes It Essential Viewing
A Collider feature by Nate Williams argues that Christopher Nolan’s 2002 thriller Insomnia is unfairly overlooked within his celebrated body of work. The article contends that, although the film is routinely ranked near the bottom of Nolan’s filmography, it remains a highly effective psychological thriller and one of the director’s most mature works, deserving of…
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Making Marie Antoinette documentary acquired worldwide by Mubi
Arthouse streaming and distribution company Mubi has acquired worldwide rights to *Making Marie Antoinette*, a behind-the-scenes documentary about the production of Sofia Coppola’s 2006 costume drama. The film was directed by Coppola’s late mother, Eleanor Coppola, who died in 2024, and was assembled from more than 80 hours of footage she shot on the set…