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May 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Nightreign's Launch: What You Need to Know About PC Performance

Gamers eagerly awaiting the release of Elden Ring Nightreign might face some unexpected hurdles, especially those with the newest graphics cards. The game's developer has flagged potential issues with frame rates. They have not yet pinpointed the exact cause, but they have some suggestions to help

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May 29 2025SPORTS

The Wolves' Final Game Fizzle

This season, the Minnesota Timberwolves faced a tough reality. They were eliminated in the playoffs by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Mike Conley, a veteran player, knows the struggle of reaching the conference finals. He has been there three times in his career. So, when the Timberwolves lost Game 5 de

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May 29 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Nightreign: The Solo Struggle and Day-One Patch

The new game Nightreign, which is a fresh take on the Elden Ring universe, is out soon. It will be available on May 30th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Players can expect a day-one patch that promises improvements, but the details are vague. The patch notes mention better character hand

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May 29 2025SPORTS

Sean O'Malley's Sphere Struggle: Injury, Hype, and the Road to Redemption

Sean O'Malley's loss at the Sphere in September 2024 was a tough pill to swallow. The event, held at the iconic Las Vegas venue, saw O'Malley and Dvalishvili face off in the main event of UFC 306. This fight was part of the promotion's second Noche UFC celebration for Mexican Independence Day. Unfor

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May 29 2025POLITICS

Harvard's Fight for International Students: A Legal Battle

Harvard University is in a tough spot. The government wants to stop the school from enrolling international students. This is a big deal because Harvard has a lot of students from other countries. The government said Harvard had 30 days to explain why it should keep its certification to enroll these

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May 29 2025WEATHER

A Paraglider's Chilling Ascent

In the vast skies of northwestern China, a daring paraglider found himself in a situation that seemed straight out of a thriller movie. Peng Yujiang, a 55-year-old adventurer, was caught in a powerful cloud vortex. This vortex carried him to an astonishing height of 8, 598 meters above sea level. Th

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May 29 2025EDUCATION

Learning in the Crossfire: How Tech Kept Schools Going in Lebanon

In the heart of Lebanon, the fall of 2024 and 2025 brought a unique challenge to education. War disrupted traditional schooling, pushing educators to find new ways to keep students learning. This is where e-learning stepped in. It offered a flexible and scalable solution, using new technologies to d

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May 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Fuel Cells: The Power of Tiny Layers

Fuel cells are a big deal in the world of clean energy. They convert chemical energy into electrical energy. One type, called thin-film solid oxide fuel cells, has been getting a lot of attention. These cells have a special layer called the anode functional layer. This layer is super important for t

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May 29 2025POLITICS

European Far-Right's Dance with Russia: A Social Media Pivot

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has left many European politicians in a tight spot. Those who once had cozy ties with Putin are now scrambling to save face. A deep dive into a decade of Facebook posts from 11 European far-right parties reveals how they've tried to manage their public image and relat

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May 29 2025POLITICS

Power Play: Who Controls the Copyright Office?

The battle for control of the U. S. Copyright Office is heating up. A federal judge recently decided not to stop the Trump administration from replacing the office's director, Shira Perlmutter. The judge, Timothy Kelly, felt that Perlmutter did not prove that her removal would cause serious harm. T

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