• How Unsecured Loans Work (and When You Should Get One)

    An unsecured loan doesn't require collateral, making it easier to qualify. Learn what an unsecured loan is, its pros and cons, and when it makes sense to get one—for debt consolidation, emergencies, or major expenses. Discover the types, requirements, and tips for getting the best rates.

  • Why does one CPU core work harder than others?

    Modern CPUs are now capable of featuring a remarkable number of cores, pushing up the performance ceiling to all-new heights. For example, the Intel Core i9-14900K desktop processor is packed with 24 cores, making it far more powerful than the more basic dual-core quad-core chips. However, anyone with a PC may have noticed that most computer-based workloads will only utilise a single core. That may prove frustrating for those who have invested so much money into a processor with so many...

  • The treatments that have been proven not to work but are still being given to patients. Is yours one of them?

    Why does medicine keep getting it wrong? The Cass Review, published two weeks ago, makes it clear that doctors have been prescribing powerful hormones to children despite a lack of evidence.

  • The insane story of how antidepressants stole one woman's childhood

    Brooke Siem was 15 years old when her dad died. In the wake of this tragedy, her newly-widowed mother was worried about Brooke’s stoicism. So, she took her daughter to the doctor. That doctor referred her to another doctor, who diagnosed her with an anxiety and depressive disorder and put her on a cocktail of antidepressants. That’s how Brooke lost 15 years of her life. She stayed on the meds until she was 30 because that’s what the doctor said she needed to do. “If the doctor tells you...

  • One on one with Rome Odunze

    Wide receiver Rome Odunze chats with Lauren Screeden moments after he was

  • Tales From TikTok: A Woman Slams Baby Mama Culture, ‘Not A Flex!’

    TikToker A’Yana has a message about “baby mama” culture. Do you agree?

  • 'One of the dumber Generals': Trump attacks 'lightweights and fakes' who worked for him

    Donald Trump on Sunday lashed out against the "lightweights and fakes" who once worked for his White House, and now talk badly about the former president on TV.Trump, who is currently bound by a gag order that prevents him from attacking witnesses in the criminal trial he's facing, instead turned his sights to former Homeland Security official Miles Taylor, who has claimed his home was targeted by a break-in shortly after he published a scathing "Anonymous" op-ed about Trump's presidency, and...

  • A Hollywood Producer's One-Woman War Against Sydney Sweeney's Looks?

    Sydney Sweeney, according to longtime Hollywood producer Carol Baum, "isn't pretty and can't act," and them's fightin' words.

  • One-on-one with President Biden

    President Joe Biden campaigns in Pennsylvania and gives exclusive interview to Nexstar’s Reshad Hudson.

  • Apple still has one more 'season' of FineWoven accessories in the works, but the end is near

    Over the weekend, it was rumored that Apple had ended production of FineWoven cases and watch bands. As it turns out, Apple does apparently still have one more iteration of the oft-maligned FineWoven accessories coming soon in new colors, but the end is near. more

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    A Diablo show isn't in the works, but the head of the series certainly likes the idea of one

    No, there isn't a Diablo show coming, though general manager of the franchise at Blizzard Rod Fergusson has expressed interest in the idea. It's becoming increasingly clear that live-action adaptations of video games are the big thing in film and TV. There had to be something after superhero flicks, after all, and how convenient is it that there's a wealth of IP just ready to be probably made worse when turned into a live-action project? Ok, sure, I do like the Sonic films, and the Fallout...

  • In one woman's mysterious drowning, signs of a national romance scam epidemic

    The scammer who drained Laura Kowal of her $1.5 million nest egg and sent the widowed healthcare executive on a path that ended with her death in the Mississippi River, hundreds of miles from her western Illinois home, called himself "Frank Borg."Frank drew Laura into a relationship after she connected to his profile on the popular dating website Match.com. Over months of giddy cellphone calls and in hundreds of florid emails, Frank manipulated her by drawing on publicly-posted details of her...