Trump Pulls A Ghosn, Sneaks Off Air Force One In Airport Catering Truck - Jalopnik

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Hey, remember that time Trump couldn't safely fly on the definitely-not-a-bribe plane Qatar gave him and instead had to fly on the old Air Force One because the gift plane didn't have the necessary defense systems installed? Good times. Turns out, the real story is at least a hundred times funnier (and far darker) than what was originally reported. According to the Washington Post, Trump was so afraid Iran would assassinate him, he pulled a Carlos Ghosn and snuck off the old Air Force One. This time, though, instead of a speaker case, he reportedly used a catering truck.

2023’s Best Game Is Finally Selling the Millions It Deserves

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Alan Wake 2 has been been rescued from The Dark Place.

2023's best game is finally selling the millions it deserves

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How to fix stick drift on PS5 and Xbox controllers - Engadget

Give your controllers a good clean.

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Stick drift in modern video game controllers has been a problem for years at this point. Hall Effect thumbsticks can reduce stick drift, so it's extra annoying that neither the PS5 DualSense or the Xbox Wireless Controller uses this tech. You can easily identify stick drift if you're not touching your controller but the in-game camera starts to pan without your input or your character/vehicle gently begins to move.

Baby products company Frida is expanding into kids’ personal care

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Baby products company Frida is expanding into a line of personal care products for kids ages 6 to 11 that will be sold in Walmart and on Amazon, the company told CNBC exclusively.

Cineplex CEO Says Gen Z Is Ready to Go to the Movies: “They’re Tired of Looking at Small Screens”

Ellis Jacob, CEO of Cineplex, says young audiences are driving Hollywood’s box office rebound by heading back to the multiplex in big numbers.

“The big change is Gen Z are coming back to the movies in a big way, and that’s making a difference,” Jacob told The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday after the Canadian exhibitor posted second quarter financial results where Cineplex swung to a profit and higher overall revenues on box office draws like The Odyssey and Michael, in addition to younger audiences embracing breakout horror pics in Obsession and Backrooms.

AI Data Centers Are Driving Up Electric Bills. Who Pays?

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Red STOP AI protest flyer with meeting details taped to a light pole on a sunny city street, San Francisco, California, May 20, 2025. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)

Free U.S. History Course for High School Students

U.S. history is more than a timeline of names, dates, and events. It is the story of people, power, conflict, change, and the questions that continue to shape civic life today.

Why Are Rivers So Mathematical? | Quanta Magazine

A simple scaling law brings order to the chaos of flowing water, rock, and sediment. New findings have extended the law even further.

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Council Post: Half Your Workforce Already Bypassed Your AI Policy

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​Nine in 10 organizations claim to have an AI policy in place, yet 70% of IT leaders have already caught their staff using unapproved AI at work. Telemetry from one of the largest annual breach studies has found employee use of AI on business devices has tripled in the last 12 months.

One million evacuated as Typhoon Dolphin pummels east China: What we know

Provinces in eastern China have been inundated with heavy rain and flooding caused by Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest storm to make landfall in China this year.

Dolphin struck eastern China, including Shanghai, with winds up to 150 kilometres per hour (93 miles per hour), forcing more than one million people to evacuate their homes. The storm has disrupted flights and other transport while bringing heavy rain, flooding and the risk of landslides across the region.