Andrew Tate indicted in Romania for trafficking minors, money laundering

The UK has requested that Andrew and his brother Tristan be extradited from the US, but it remains unclear whether Romania will follow suit.

Romanian prosecutors have indicted controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate on charges of trafficking minors, sex with a minor and money laundering.

PAX Is Officially Coming to the 'Dork Population' Capital of Texas With New Tabletop Show

For the first time in approximately six years, PAX is heading to the southern U.S. for an exciting new event. PAX Unplugged Houston, the latest iteration of the tabletop gaming convention from Penny Arcade, co-organized by ReedPop, will host its inaugural show at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston on June 25–27, 2027.

Brazilian Supreme Court roiled by dispute between justices

Brazil’s Supreme Court has found itself at the centre of a corruption scandal roiling the country, with the body considering investigations into two justices who have accused each other of wrongdoing.

Kaplan Fox is Investigating Fulcrum Therapeutics, Inc. (FULC) on Behalf of Shareholders for Possible Securities Law Violations

New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - September 4, 2026) - Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP is investigating potential securities violations against Fulcrum Therapeutics, Inc. ("Fulcrum Therapeutics" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: FULC).

U.S. Navy Spent $3.4 Billion On Idled Submarines, Could Spend Another $3.1 Billion Waiting To Decommission More - Jalopnik

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Over the last decade, the U.S. Navy has spent $3.4 billion on attack submarines waiting for maintenance, sometimes for years at a stretch, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office. Looking forward, Navy shipyards are so backlogged with work that they may not be able to get to the subs marked for decommission for another few years, adding up to a further $3.1 billion. That is a total of $6.5 billion of your dollars spent on attack subs that can't do anything, and in some cases, won't ever do anything again. What did you want, health care?

Judge Orders Competency Evaluation for Ex-Turnstile Guitarist in Attempted Murder Case

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Brady Ebert is facing life in prison after his charges for intentionally driving his car into the father of Turnstile singer Brendan Yates were upgraded to attempted first-degree murder

Conflicts and extreme weather pushing global food prices higher, warns UN

UN food price index rises to four-year high, illustrating impact of war and weather.

Global food prices have hit a four-year high, the United Nations has warned.

The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported on Friday that its Food Price Index climbed for a third straight month to 133.3 points in August.

Age Twisters is a simple yet charming spin on the co-op adventure that aims to feel like watching a Pixar movie

As I'm making my way through the beginning of two-player co-op adventure Age Twisters alongside the founders of developer Piccolo Studios, I'm told the goal was to create a game that evokes the same feelings as watching a Pixar movie with your child. Now I am admittedly sprogless, but it wasn't difficult to latch onto those similar fuzzy feelings of nostalgia and familial love even as I completed puzzles alongside a man I'd only met minutes prior.

Lego Skylines Focuses on the Macro Rather Than the Micro of Lego- and City-Building | IGN Preview

Key Preview Takeaways:

• You don’t build with individual bricks; instead, you assemble your city with pre-fabricated buildings however you see fit.
• It’s cozy and chill, but not entirely so, as your citizens will still present you problems that need solving.
• There are plenty of deeper gameplay systems to dig into if you want to.

I love Legos. When I was a kid, my parents would always buy me a set or two for Christmas, and we’d spend part of the day putting it together forever. It was always the more outlandish stuff: pirates and castles and Aquasharks over real-life things, but I did have this pizza delivery truck I adored. This was before Legos largely became all about licensed properties, but the freedom to build whatever you want, however you want, has never really left.

Adéla’s Risk-Taking Pays Off on ‘Prima’

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The pop phenom wraps stories of sacrifice and surrender with bold confidence on her maximalist debut

Adéla is missing home on “Therapy,” the penultimate song on her debut album, Prima. The quiet, almost distorted ballad shows a different side of the 22-year-old pop phenom: On the nine songs that precede “Therapy,” she is hungry for pop success. “KGB,” the rattling dance note on which she opens the album, is defined by its tenacity — the late nights she worked to learn English, the pop giants she studied while growing up in Slovakia, her plan to leave a bold mark on the genre. But “Therapy” is just sad.