By Gloria OgbonnaHealth officials are sounding the alarm as the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda continues to worsen, claiming more than 200 lives and spreading

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ENTER NOW: Summer Sendoff to LollapaloozaYou Could Win a Trip to Chicago to Experience Lollapalooza 2026You Could Win a Trip to Chicago to Experience Lollapalooza 2026RepublicLollapalooza is three days of chaos, confetti, and some of the biggest names in music taking over Grant Park in the heart of Chicago-- and honestly, there's nothing like it.We're sending you there with our 'Summer Sendoff...

While on a fishing trip, a man sustained an unusual injury from a marlin.

Atahualpa: The Last Inca Emperor Executed After Paying His Ransom in Gold He raised his arm as high as it would reach and drew a line across the stone wall of his prison cell. Fill this room with gold up to that mark, he told his Spanish captors, and fill two more rooms with silver — and you will set me free. His captors agreed. The gold came. And then they...

A decade old and still soaring, 4X space strategy game Stellaris is now free for the weekend and cheap to keep I'm going to treat the recent ten-year anniversary of Stellaris as a celebration of its longevity rather than musing on my own creeping mortality. For all its ups and downs over the years, the interstellar strategy game has continued to thrive because developer Paradox does things in a...

I'm going to treat the recent ten-year anniversary of Stellaris as a celebration of its longevity rather than musing on my own creeping mortality. For all its ups and downs over the years, the interstellar strategy game has continued to thrive because developer Paradox does things in a way few others have even attempted. There's a beautiful scale and depth at play here, most recently overhauled via the Stellaris 4.4 'Pegasus update' and its new expansion, Nomads. It's the ideal time to check in, especially as a free weekend has just begun, with a deep discount on offer if you enjoy yourself.

Commodore is bringing tech, like a simple flip phone, to a generation that never got to experience a world that wasn't filled with so many distractions.