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Make policy based on science, not on RFK’s lifestyle choices
Kennedy is neither a doctor nor a medical researcher, and his personal practices should not guide federal policies.
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Jaguar offers a first look inside the all-electric Type 01
Jaguar has released the first interior images of its forthcoming all-electric Type 01, revealing a minimalist, beige cabin designed around four seats separated by a central spine. The images offer an early indication of Jaguar’s new EV design direction, ahead of a public prototype appearance and full reveal later this year. The Type 01 has…
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Iconic Aussie fashion retailer Cue seeks buyer as the brand battles against struggling sales and fast fashion
British turnaround investor Hilco Capital has put Australian fashion retailer Cue Clothing Co up for sale, just over a year after buying it from its founding Levis family, as the brand continues to grapple with weak sales pressures and competition from fast-fashion giants. FTI Consulting has been appointed to run the sale process, with marketing…
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Marvel Still Can’t Figure Out How To Adapt the X-Men’s Most Powerful Villain
Collider argues that X-Men ’97’s second-season finale mishandles Apocalypse, leaving his return as the main villain feeling underwhelming despite a strong opening half and impressive animation. The article says this matters because Apocalypse is one of the X-Men’s most formidable comic-book adversaries, yet screen adaptations have repeatedly struggled to give him clear motivations and a…
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Pylon Bill Discounts and Unmarried Couples Reform Considered
On 12 August, the government identified more than 40 locations expected to fall within its new electricity Bill Discount Scheme, intended to compensate households close to new or substantially upgraded overhead transmission infrastructure, including pylons. Subject to legislation and final project details, eligible homes within 500 metres could receive up to £250 a year for…
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‘No better group’: Veteran says special ops should get same concealed carry permit as retired cops
Retired Army special operations veteran Gavin Glasenapp is urging Congress to extend nationwide concealed-carry privileges to qualified former special operators, similar to those available to retired US law-enforcement officers under LEOSA. He argues that these veterans are specially selected, extensively trained and capable of protecting themselves and the public, making them suitable for the same…
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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls review – an anime-style rumble that’s rooting for you
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is praised as a visually striking, accessible yet deep superhero fighting game that could become a modern successor to Marvel vs Capcom 2. Arc System Works’ anime-inspired reinterpretation of Marvel characters makes flashy combat approachable for newcomers while rewarding players who learn its strategic systems. Matches use four-character teams sharing one…
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‘Reacher’ Season 4 Is Officially Bringing Back a Character You Never Even Knew Existed [Exclusive]
Ahead of Reacher Season 4’s premiere, production designer Nazgol Goshtasbpour has revealed that the show has quietly built a recurring off-screen character called Trish across all four seasons, hidden in the set dressing of workstations belonging to Alan Ritchson’s protagonist and his allies. Though Trish has never appeared on screen, the production team invented a…
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Cohabiting couples could enter marriage-style arrangements ‘without knowing’ amid new proposals
The Government has proposed changes to the law around break-ups to create a framework for what happens when unmarried couples go their separate ways
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“I think that might be a misread”: Thief designer on why making a triple-A immersive sim doesn’t really work
Randy Smith Evergreen, a designer on the original Thief: The Dark Project, has argued that immersive sims are ill-suited to triple-A budgets and should instead be made on smaller, leaner scales. Speaking to PC Gamer, he suggested that developers in the genre often mistakenly feel pressure to compete with blockbuster titles like Ghost of Tsushima…