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Brighton, Chelsea, and Fulham secure important Premier League wins, impacting European qualification hopes and the relegation battle. The results highlight the unpredictable nature of the league. Read more...

A look at the latest political news, including climate change initiatives, historical crime investigations in Brazil, and proposed laws targeting illegal online gambling. Read more...

Newton North narrowly defeated Marshfield in an overtime thriller in the Div. 1 basketball tournament. Attleboro also secured a victory, while Tzar Powell Aparicio had a standout performance. Read more...

"The Hunger Games" returns to Cinemark theaters while tickets for Fyre Festival 2.0, promising redemption after the infamous 2017 disaster, are now available. Read more...

A diverse entertainment update covering the NYT Connections game, Richard Russell's new album exploring loss, and jazz drummer Billy Hart's latest release. Read more...

AI is transforming gaming and trading. From AI trading platforms to new Web3 games and cutting-edge gaming monitors, technology is pushing boundaries. Read more...

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Aviron's new gamified treadmill aims to make workouts fun, while Mark Cuban offers support to laid-off government tech workers. Two tech stories in one! Read more...

This week in sports: Ceballos sidelined with injury, a new "Haaland" emerges in Spain, and South Carolina wins a tournament seed with a coin flip! Read more...

Android users are in for a treat! Grok AI chatbot, Adobe Photoshop, and a PS3 emulator are all heading to Android, offering new possibilities for AI, creativity, and gaming. Read more...

This week in tech: A program helps former inmates become software engineers, computer science pioneers win the Turing Award, and mobile games face criticism for misogynistic content. Read more...

The Olympic Committee is reportedly lobbying to lift sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes while recognizing a new boxing federation to secure the sport's Olympic future. Read more...

Arsenal's struggles to score are under scrutiny after a draw with Nottingham Forest, with injuries to key players and Liverpool's strong form impacting their title hopes. Read more...

This sports news roundup covers controversies surrounding trans athletes in Washington, Trump's involvement in sports, and tributes to the DCA plane crash victims. Read more...

Avalanche GM Chris MacFarland casts doubt on Gabe Landeskog's return, while the CHSAA Great 8 basketball matchups are previewed. Read more...

A Judo Olympian seeks help finding his brother, Prince William supports Rob Burrow's family, and Liverpool and Chelsea managers discuss player performance. Read more...

Catch up on the latest entertainment news! We've got Wordle answers, Severance theories, Lord of the Rings reviews, and a therapeutic Lego set experience. Read more...

Two personal stories explore the power of disconnecting to reconnect: a family's digital detox and a couple navigating a temporary long-distance relationship. Learn about the benefits of unplugging and the importance of trust and communication. Read more...