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Actor Patrick Stewart dies at 86, legendary star of Star Trek and X-Men

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After his longtime spokesperson, Kelly Bush Novak, formally announced his passing, tributes poured in from around the world. Fans and former colleagues recalled his iconic roles and marveled at how easily he moved between commercial cinema and classical Shakespearean theater. Read Entire Article
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Scary mommies are everywhere, but this time with more nuance

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"Phony," "Other Mommy" and "Carrie" rethink one of horror’s oldest archetypes
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‘Largest Crypto Hack in History’: Binance Loses More Than $6B

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It’s a bad week to own crypto.
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GM’s $220M Payout Shows How Cars Can Secretly Sell Your Driving Data

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The automaker must now obtain express consent before collecting or sharing driver data.
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Voting rights groups, afraid of criminal penalties, cut back on help for Texas’ most vulnerable

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Changes to state law forced voting advocacy groups to dial back assistance efforts, or risk facing criminal charges
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Right-wing media and the mystery of Texas’ transgender mailers

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Who paid for the midterm panic? Texas court blocks answers before Election Day
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A University of Kentucky employee asked to be exempted from using AI for his 'religious' beliefs

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David Durman might be the first employee to receive a special exemption from using AI tools on religious grounds. The 45-year-old research administrator at the University of Kentucky identifies as a humanist, a belief system that apparently requires him to avoid AI-based workflows. Durman's job doesn't require AI either, which... Read Entire Article
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Patrick Stewart, the “Star Trek” captain who elevated television

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The man behind Jean-Luc Picard aimed for the stars in all his work and made TV nobler for it
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The global rise of listening bars

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When was the last time you heard a whole album in one sitting?
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Europe and Canada team up in AI computing alliance that doesn't depend on Washington

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently confirmed that Canada is joining Europe's network of supercomputers, which is run by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. Canada will become an active part of the public-private network of high-performance computing (HPC) systems, and both sides should gain something from the arrangement, at... Read Entire Article
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Digital billboards across the globe hacked to show porn, attackers say "anyone with two brain cells" could do it

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The most visible hack took place on a digital billboard stretching across one of Egypt's biggest highways: the 26th of July Axis in Giza. Drivers stopped their cars to film as the screen broadcast the adults-only material, which was overlaid with the text "Leaked by: Ch, 19ylegal never and nivex"... Read Entire Article
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An internet tax that would charge by the gigabyte just squeaked through France's lower house

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Socialist deputy Laurent Lhardit's amendment passed the National Assembly by just 11 votes to 10. In fact, only 35 of the chamber's 577 deputies were even in the room at the time. Both the government and the budget's own rapporteur had advised against it, too. Read Entire Article
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Nintendo tried to kill Switch emulation, but the PC is running Switch 2 games now

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A year after Nintendo released its popular Switch 2 console, resourceful developers have already started to bring the brand-new gaming experience to PC through AI-assisted emulation. The Eden-NX2 emulator can already run popular, Switch-exclusive games such as Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, though there is still a lot... Read Entire Article
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"Ghost students" stole millions in federal aid until data patterns gave them away

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Unusual patterns in federal student aid data led the Justice Department to charge five people and seize more than $750,000 in cryptocurrency tied to a network associated with Kenyan nationals. The charges are the first results of a broader federal effort, which the department calls Operation Ghostbusters, to crack down... Read Entire Article
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Elvis borrowed from Black artists. Now his songs’ owners are suing AI

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Defending the most famous pop culture bandit against AI thievery isn't hypocrisy. It's righteous
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Gears of War: E-Day's half-billion-dollar budget was no rumor

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Bloomberg's Jason Schreier brought up the figure in a video explaining why EA chose to shut BioWare. Gears of War: E-Day cost Xbox $500 million, he said. "That is a real number, that is real," he added. In Schreier's view, that's simply what AAA games cost to make now, especially... Read Entire Article
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Binance loses $6.3 billion in largest crypto heist ever

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Blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs puts the haul at approximately $6.36 billion, taken from Binance wallets across ten blockchains on October 29. Most of the money was moved in about 20 minutes. The firm attributes the attack to TraderTraitor, a North Korean hacking unit, with high confidence. Read Entire Article
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Fujifilm pours $64 million into magnetic tape production as AI storage demand surges

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Fujifilm recently announced a significant new investment in its magnetic tape manufacturing operations. The Japanese giant will spend 10 billion yen, or around $64 million, to expand production capacity at its Kanagawa Factory in the city of Odawara. The site manufactures magnetic tapes for data storage workloads, and the IT... Read Entire Article
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The dark paradox of Israel’s election — and ours

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After last week's big political surprise, Israel has an opportunity for historic change. So do we
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Spotify plans to let users remix artists' songs using AI next year, but it'll cost up to $5 extra per month

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The Financial Times reports that Spotify aims to launch its AI-powered remixing service in the first quarter of 2027, meaning it could be unveiled around February's Grammy Awards. Read Entire Article
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Disposable vapes ban unlikely to reduce appeal, says campaigner
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The Best K-pop Male Dancers
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Paramount+ just added 123 new movies — here are the 3 I'm streaming first

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Paramount+ just added 123 movies and shows on Nov. 1, 2026. Here are the three I'd recommend streaming right now.
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Is something nasty lurking in your mattress? 3 signs that there's mold in your bed — and what to do about it

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Wet weather and warm homes are a recipe for mattress mold. An expert explains the signs to look for and how to prevent mold from growing in your bed.
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Celebrity trainer, 51, says you need this one dumbbell exercise to build full-body strength and balance as you age

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Celebrity trainer Simone De La Rue has worked with everyone from Taylor Swift to Jennifer Garner. Here’s the compound move she recommends for staying strong, stable, and moving well for life.
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Netflix just added 30 new movies and shows — here are the 5 you need to stream right now

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Netflix's movie and TV show library just got a major boost, and I'm picking out the highlights of the platform's November 2026 drop.
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Trump DOJ’s California noncitizen voter list riddled with errors

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A new analysis found 42% of names on a list of alleged noncitizen voters weren't on California's current rolls.
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Patrick Stewart, “Star Trek” and “X-Men” star, dies at 86

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The actor’s transformation from British stage veteran to sci-fi icon made him a household name
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'Star Trek's' William Shatner and George Takei honor the death of Walter Koenig

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'Rest well, my dear friend. Keep navigating a steady course.'
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What Is Swedish Mys? And Where to Experience It

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Nowhere does cozy like Sweden—so much so that they even have a special word for it. Here’s how—and where—to enjoy your own mys-ful Stockholm getaway.
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I walked another 8,000 steps with the Apple Watch 12 and Fitbit Edge: Here’s which came out on top

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Can the $179 Fitbit Edge really beat the $399 Apple Watch 12?
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Wales Bonner and Adidas Are Still Cooking With Gas

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Six years in, the British phenom’s Three Stripes line remains the gold standard of designer sportswear collaborations.
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Inside Kering’s First Water Resilience Lab in Italy

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Kering has developed a roadmap for water resilience. There’s a long way to go, but the group says it now has the right building blocks for real change.
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Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to sexual abuse charges against eight-year-old girl
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This Lake Como hotel allows you to experience Bellagio without the crowds
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Nato ‘will force Starmer to spend 3.5% of GDP on defence’ to keep Trump happy
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Every New Balance 990, Ranked

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The V7s are nearly here. Here’s how the newest version of the iconic sneaker stacks up against its predecessors.
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Why Is It So Hard to Call Someone Out on the Group Chat?

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A sociologist who studies online groups explains how social dynamics play out on our screens.
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New Asus Pro laptops look a lot like Apple's Space Black MacBook Pro, and pair an AMD Ryzen 9 AI CPU with an RTX 5070

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Read more on www.techradar.comAsus pairs Ryzen AI with RTX 5070 in a chassis that screams MacBook aesthetic64GB RAM and 2TB SSD make the ProArt P16 a mobile editing powerhouseOLED touchscreen delivers sharp visuals, but color accuracy calibration remains a question markAsus has unveiled two new laptops under its ProArt series, the P16 H7606WP and H7606WM, targeted squarely at creators.While these devices may appear heavily inspired by Apple’s MacBook Pro, especially in their dark metallic finish and minimalist chassis, the hardware inside tells a different story.Both models feature AMD’s Ryzen 9 HX 370 processor with integrated Ryzen AI technology.Memory, storage, and GPU choices built for serious content creationThe P16 H7606WP comes with 64GB of LPDDR5X RAM running at 7500MHz, alongside a 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD.It pairs this with NVIDIA’s RTX 5070 Laptop GPU, a relatively new entrant in the high-end mobile graphics space.The more affordable H7606WM steps down slightly to an RTX 5060 GPU, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB of storage, but maintains the same AMD processor.These configurations signal that Asus is targeting users who need performance on the move, whether for video editing timelines, 3D modeling, or high-resolution image workflows.For creators looking for the best laptop for video editing or for Photoshop, these specs check off many of the technical boxes, at least on paper.The display on both models is a 16-inch OLED panel with a 3K resolution of 2880 x 1800 pixels.Touch support is included, and color accuracy appears to be a key focus, although exact calibration data hasn’t been shared.At just 1.85kg and 15–17mm thick, these devices are relatively light and slim, and those students seeking the best laptop for architecture might find this combination of portability and power appealing.This device supports USB4 ports capable of 40Gbps data transfer, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and an infrared webcam offering both conferencing and secure login support.Asus also claims up to 21 hours of idle battery life and 11 hours of video playback, but these numbers often fall short in creator-heavy workflows.A standout inclusion is MuseTree, an AI-based image generation tool preloaded onto these devices.According to Asus, users can create images using either text prompts or source visuals, giving artists a native tool for rapid concept work.However, practical value will depend heavily on how well the software integrates into existing creative pipelines.With pricing at roughly $3,420 for the high-end model and $2,400 for the base version in Japan, these laptops are clearly aimed at the professional tier.Via Guru3dYou might also likeTake a look at our picks for the best WFH app aroundCheck out our recommendations for the best monitors for working from homeAMD is surpassing Nvidia in one particular market, and I don't understand why
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A skydiving plane crashes in northeastern France, killing all 11 people on board
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Don't count out a pullback in the fourth quarter, strategist says
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Are Frats Just Gangs by Another Name?

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Fraternities control access to coveted resources. They use humiliating rituals to bond with each other, enforce hierarchy, and belittle outsiders. Sound familiar?
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Young Men of Cornell Want to Talk. Why Are Older Men So Quiet?

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What people in Ithaca are saying—and not saying—about the sexual assault allegations brought against members of the Chi Phi fraternity.
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Adria Arjona Has Come Full Circle

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Where to Eat, Stay, and Play on Easter Island, the Wild, Remote Island in the Pacific

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Also known as Easter Island, this Polynesian isle has long been an aspirational destination—here's how to visit.
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Peptides Are About to Flood the Market. And Bro Science Is Coming for Us All

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. authorized pharmacies to make a half a dozen barely researched peptides for use in the United States. What could go wrong?
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Nobody Wants to Have a Baby Boy Anymore

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From gender reveals and adoption to sex-selective IVF, the world’s historical preference for sons is showing signs of reversal.










