Hideo Kojima Starts Physint Filming Next Year

Hideo Kojima Starts Physint Filming Next Year

Hideo Kojima has brought back his Koji10 podcast after a one-year hiatus, using the latest episode to outline concrete production details for Physint, an action-espionage game positioned as a spiritual successor to Metal Gear Solid. IGN reported that the project plot is fully complete and physical filming is slated to begin next year. Kojima selects … Read more

Activist Kynan Tegar Warns Indonesia’s Fires Are Intentional

Activist Kynan Tegar Warns Indonesia's Fires Are Intentional

Indigenous activist and filmmaker Kynan Tegar has warned that the devastating fires currently ravaging Kalimantan are intentional acts by agricultural corporations. Speaking on the Mongabay Newscast, Tegar stated that these blazes are part of a process dating back to the 1970s, when the Indonesian New Order regime under Suharto began leasing land concessions for gold … Read more

Latvia May Drop Streaming Levy to Protect US Ties, Says Kulbergs

Latvia May Drop Streaming Levy to Protect US Ties, Says Kulbergs

Latvian Prime Minister Kulbergs announced that the government should consider abandoning a proposed 3.5% revenue levy on registered foreign streaming platforms, warning that the measure risks damaging strategic relations with the United States. Proposed Streaming Levy and National Film Center Funding Under regulations previously supported by the government last summer, registered foreign streaming platforms would … Read more

Decades of Physics Dogma Upended in New Superconductor Study

Decades of Physics Dogma Upended in New Superconductor Study

Researchers challenging a four-decade-old scientific consensus have discovered that high-temperature cuprate superconductors feature an internal patchwork of different crystal structures rather than a uniform composition. The findings, published in Physical Review Letters by a team from the University of Warwick and the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, overturn decades of theoretical models built on the assumption … Read more

Niamh O’Brien, Wife of Michael Flatley, Dies at 52

Niamh O'Brien, Wife of Michael Flatley, Dies at 52

Niamh O’Brien, an original “Riverdance” performer and the wife of Irish choreographer Michael Flatley, died at age 52 after a period of illness. She passed away peacefully at Beacon Hospital in Dublin, a representative confirmed. O’Brien was a member of the original “Riverdance” cast that appeared as an interval act during the 1994 Eurovision Song … Read more

Nikola Jokić leads Dan Titus center fantasy basketball rankings

NBA Fantasy Rankings: Category league point guards

Fresh off a championship run with the New York Knicks, Karl-Anthony Towns ranks fourth among centers in 9-category fantasy basketball drafts for the 2026-27 season, according to Yahoo Fantasy Basketball analyst Dan Titus. As draft season opens, managers are reviewing positional values where prime rebounding numbers dictate early-round strategy. Dan Titus 9-Category Center Draft Rankings … Read more

Oral Wegovy pill may add weight loss after injections, study finds

Oral Wegovy pill may add weight loss after injections, study finds

Adults with overweight or obesity who transitioned from injectable GLP-1 weight loss medications to Novo Nordisk’s oral Wegovy pill lost an average of 4.1% of their body weight over three months, according to real-world findings presented on September 30, 2026, at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting in Milan. OCTANE Analysis Tracks … Read more

Archaeologists find child’s skull in Iron Age Scandinavian house floor

Archaeologists find child's skull in Iron Age Scandinavian house floor

Archaeologists analyzing 192 human bones from domestic areas across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden discovered that at least 12 individuals sustained violent injuries during the Scandinavian Iron Age and Viking Age, spanning from roughly 500 B.C. to A.D. 1050, Live Science reported. Rather than resting in monumental burial mounds or standard cemeteries, these victims ended up … Read more

Alexandre de Moraes dismisses inquiry into Marcos do Val and journalists

Alexandre de Moraes dismisses inquiry into Marcos do Val and journalists

“Sem anistia,” Allan dos Santos wrote on X regarding the decision. Supreme Tribunal Federal Minister Alexandre de Moraes dismissed an inquiry on September 10 involving Senator Marcos do Val and journalists Allan dos Santos and Oswaldo Eustáquio, according to judicial records. The magistrate also revoked existing arrest orders for Allan dos Santos and Oswaldo Eustáquio, … Read more