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Is It Possible to Make Smart Glasses That Aren’t Creepy?
Smart glasses are booming, but the same features that make them useful—built-in cameras that can capture whoever the wearer looks at—have made them a lightning rod for privacy concerns, with Meta, the market leader, facing the sharpest criticism. Because the devices are worn passively rather than held up like a phone, and their recording indicators…
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A tale of 2 Sullivans: Alaska voters see double on Senate primary ballot
Alaska’s Senate primary ballot featured two candidates named Dan Sullivan, including the state’s incumbent Republican senator, creating potential confusion for voters. The unusual overlap mattered because the challenger’s identical name could affect how easily voters identify the incumbent in a closely watched federal race. The article concerns the primary ballot rather than a policy dispute…
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‘Reacher’ Fans Need To Watch This 2-Part Spy Thriller Exploding on Global Streaming
Peacock’s spy thriller *The Day of the Jackal* continues to perform strongly in streaming charts, remaining a consistent fixture in the top 10 well over a year after its initial release, despite Season 2 not arriving until 2027. The show, based on Frederick Forsyth’s novel and previously adapted as a 1973 film starring Edward Fox,…
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Why has the Left stayed silent on the terrifying scenes in Ceuta? Because they know it’s what their borderless ‘utopia’ really looks like: STEPHEN DAISLEY
Daily Mail columnist Stephen Daisley argues that the political Left has gone quiet over a mass crossing of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, suggesting this silence reflects discomfort at seeing their “open borders” ideals play out in reality. He contends the incident exposes the practical consequences of pro-migration policies that progressives typically champion,…
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Inside the behemoth Smithsonian museum network drawing fire from the Trump administration
The Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum complex, has become a focal point of criticism from President Donald Trump and conservatives, who accuse several of its museums of promoting left-wing, “woke” messaging rather than presenting balanced history. Trump has ordered warning signs to be placed outside Smithsonian sites, arguing that some exhibits emphasise activism over…
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Stock market turmoil sheds stark light on the opaque AI economy
Global markets were rattled last week by a series of Chinese semiconductor breakthroughs that appeared to challenge Western chipmakers’ dominance of the AI industry, triggering sharp swings in tech stocks worldwide. The turmoil began when Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT floated in Shanghai and soared in value, on the same day reports emerged that China had…
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Poll: Box Art Brawl: Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (GameCube)
Nintendo Life’s recurring “Box Art Brawl” feature invites readers to vote on the best regional box art for a classic game, this week focusing on Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat for the GameCube. The choice was prompted by the recent reveal of an upcoming DK LEGO set, and follows last week’s poll on Mario Superstar Baseball,…
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Tom Holland’s Divisive Adventure Epic Surges to #1 on Hulu
Tom Holland’s 2022 film Uncharted, a big-screen adaptation of the popular Naughty Dog video game, has climbed back into the spotlight after finding renewed popularity on streaming, four years after its cinema release. Its resurgence comes as Holland enjoys a high-profile year, headlining Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey alongside Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway, and returning…
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Vulnerable Democrat warns party to ‘fight back’ against growing socialist movement
Democratic Congressman Tom Suozzi of New York has urged his party to more forcefully confront the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) within its ranks, warning that failing to do so could damage the party’s electoral prospects. Suozzi, considered a moderate and one of the more vulnerable Democrats heading into the midterms,…
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“I just had a small role”: the 1978 movie that left Ed Harris crying with relief
Ed Harris has recalled that appearing in the 1978 thriller Coma was a pivotal early career break, leaving him “crying with relief” after he was cast. Although his part was small, it gave him a foothold in film at a time when he was struggling to find acting work, illustrating how minor roles can prove…