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The pandemic is making people reconsider city living, trading traffic for chickens
The pandemic is changing how people see the expensive cities where they live, and new work-from-home policies are making it possible for some to...
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YouTuber Jake Paul defends being among crowd of looters as critics call him ‘epitome of white male privilege’
Controversial YouTuber Jake Paul was accused of taking advantage of nationwide protests to gain attention — yet again.
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Trump readies executive order targeting Facebook, Google and Twitter, sparking widespread criticism about threats to free speech
President Trump on Thursday is set to sign an executive order that could open the door for federal regulators to punish Facebook, Google and...
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Twitter labels Trump’s tweets with a fact check for the first time
For the first time, Twitter is slapping a warning label on Trump's tweets, responding to critics who have long said the company was too hands-off...
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‘Trials of Mana’ is a perfect little escapist fantasy with simple rules and immediate rewards
There's no better way to get into the genre than through one of its classics.
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For Trump and NASA, the stakes are enormous for upcoming flight with crew
Wednesday's scheduled launch of a crewed spacecraft by SpaceX is a make or break moment for the Trump administration.
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NASA and SpaceX are go for historic launch
The exhaustive review took nearly two days as teams of engineers from NASA and SpaceX reviewed every aspect of the upcoming launch.
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'Ghost of Tsushima’ will include varying difficulty modes
The next open-world saga from Sucker Punch Productions is difficult, but only if you want it to be.
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Welcome to Danny Trejo’s Animal Crossing island
"When I said I was going to play it went viral on Facespace or whatever," Trejo says. "More people watch this than watched ‘Heat.’”
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NASA’s human spaceflight chief resigns a week before the first launch of astronauts in a decade
The staff shakeup comes after NASA awarded contracts for lunar lander spacecraft.
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Two esports companies received upward of $2.1 million in PPP loans. Should they have?
The loans highlight flaws in the government’s administration of the loan program and raise questions about the stability of the esports sector.
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Big Tech was first to send workers home. Now it’s in no rush to bring them back.
Many big tech companies have told employees that most of them will work from home at least until next year.
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As it prepares to fly humans, Elon Musk’s SpaceX faces the biggest challenge in its history
Later this month, it is scheduled to fly a pair of NASA astronauts in a mission with no room for error.