Nintendo has announced that it will remove the classic game Super Formation Soccer from its Japan-only Nintendo Switch Online service on March 28. The game, which was first released in 1991 for the Super Famicom console, is a third-party property, and no reason has been given for its removal. The move marks the first time … Read more
Body cam footage obtained by investigators appears to show a Zeeland police officer racially profiling a DoorDash driver. The incident occurred in October 2022, when officer [name] stopped the driver, Riley Doggett, on suspicion of driving under the influence. According to the footage, officer [name] asked for Doggett’s address and was informed that he was … Read more
A new photo-sharing app, Flashes, has launched on the App Store for Bluesky users. Created by Sebastian Vogelsang, Flashes offers a dedicated visual storytelling experience, allowing users to share up to four photos or one-minute videos in a single post. Users can customize their profiles with “Portfolio” mode, curating which media appears to visitors. The … Read more
A recent study has raised concerns about the safety of acetaminophen during pregnancy, with researchers finding a link between its use and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. The study, which tracked 307 Black women during their pregnancy, found that those who used acetaminophen were more than three times as likely to give birth … Read more
The US is set to face a massive influx of tariffs on imported goods, with rates as high as 25% on Mexican and Canadian imports, sparking concerns about a global trade war. The plan aims to raise revenue for tax cuts, bring back manufacturing to the US, and leverage concessions from trading partners. Under President … Read more
Hundreds of thousands of people in Greece gathered to demand justice on the second anniversary of the country’s deadliest train crash. Fifty-seven people were killed when a passenger train collided with a freight train in February 2023. Despite repeated criticism from relatives of the victims, no one has been convicted and safety gaps remain unfilled. … Read more
The Department of Government Efficiency has been making headlines lately, with a focus on federal employee layoffs and their impact on affected individuals. While the media often sensationalizes these stories to advance its own agenda, it’s essential to consider both sides of the issue. Layoffs can be painful but are often necessary due to circumstances … Read more
The NCAA tournament is set to begin, marking the start of March Madness. With 68 teams competing in both the men’s and women’s tournaments, the traditional round of 64 has been expanded to include a two-day event known as the First Four. This single-elimination stage features four games played on consecutive days, reducing the number … Read more
Tesla owners are speaking out against the company and its CEO, Elon Musk, amid a growing backlash against the billionaire. The movement, driven in part by Musk’s increasingly divisive behavior, has led to protests, vandalism, and even property damage. Critics point to Musk’s behavior, including his use of Nazi salutes and Holocaust jokes, as evidence … Read more
Bangladeshi students have launched a new political party called the National Citizens’ Party (Jatiya Nagorik Party) in an effort to challenge the long-dominant two-party system. The party was founded by student leader Nahid Islam, who is now its convener. The launch of this new party comes after the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last … Read more