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The $80 physical edition of Grand Theft Auto 6 contains no game disc — only a download code inside the box. Critics argue buyers are essentially paying for DRM in cardboard packaging, with no resale value or genuine physical copy. The move has drawn widespread backlash from gamers and industry commentators.
The author built a dedicated mobile gaming setup after getting hooked on The Division: Resurgence. The centerpiece is an ASUS ROG Phone 8 Pro found in a TechRadar cupboard, though it's no longer available — the article recommends the latest successor model instead. Dedicated controllers including the DualSense round out the kit, which the author says transforms the small-screen experience significantly.
Less than 24 hours after the NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a new age-based eligibility model, a group of 15 college basketball players filed a lawsuit challenging the change. The players argue the new rules unfairly bar them from further competition. All 15 are members of the high school graduating class of 2022.
A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck north-central Venezuela on Wednesday afternoon, approximately one hour west of Valencia at a depth of 13 km, according to the US Geological Survey. Homes and buildings collapsed, and tremors were felt across the border in Colombia. The US Tsunami Warning Center issued alerts for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
The estate of Leonard Cohen has publicly stated it does not support the planned use of "Hallelujah" at Trump's Freedom 250 rally, scheduled for June 24. Trump announced that opera singer Christopher Macchio would perform the song at the event. The Cohen estate's objection adds to a long history of artists opposing political use of their music.
Gold steadied near $4,000 per ounce after falling below that level for the first time since November, pressured by a resurgent US dollar and expectations of higher interest rates. The threshold had been seen as a key psychological support level for the precious metal. Investors are watching macroeconomic signals closely for the next directional move.
Obesity cases are growing fastest among young adults, according to health experts. The key drivers identified are the rising cost of living, the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and a boom in the availability of unhealthy food. The trend challenges the assumption that obesity is primarily a problem affecting older age groups.
Prince secretly wrote chart-topping songs for a string of other artists throughout his career, with many listeners unaware of his authorship. Among those who recorded his compositions were Stevie Nicks and Alicia Keys. The piece highlights seven such hits that reached the top of the charts.
TechRadar has tested and recommends five Ninja kitchen appliances for summer 2025, including the Ninja Creami ice cream maker, the Ninja Crispi glass air fryer, and the Ninja Slushi frozen drinks maker. All devices were put through hands-on tests in reviewers' own kitchens. Current deals on each appliance are listed alongside the recommendations.
A report has justified NASA's recent cancellation of its Space Launch System upper stage and the lunar-orbit space station, revealing that the stage adapter alone cost over $500 million across 13 years of development and was still not ready. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman had announced the agency's pivot toward a lunar surface base rather than an orbital station. Contractors had argued NASA was abandoning nearly finished hardware, but the report supports Isaacman's claim the programs were over budget, delayed and non-essential for a Moon landing.
Government documents have revealed that SpaceX is partnering with Rocket Lab, Lockheed Martin and other defense contractors to build a military satellite network equipped with space lasers. The system is designed to track airborne threats from orbit. The project represents one of the most significant defense-space contracts in recent months.
The International Olympic Committee has established a $100 million fund from which athletes competing at both the Summer and Winter Olympics can apply for individual grants of $10,000 after their participation. It marks the first time the IOC has created a direct financial support mechanism of this scale for competing athletes.
Variety's latest Emmy predictions tip "Pluribus" and "The Pitt" to lead the nominations race, with "Widow's Bay" surging as a surprise contender. Netflix is forecast to potentially dominate the ceremony overall. The predictions are curated by Variety chief awards editor Clayton Davis and reflect current standings in the race.
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Venezuela on Wednesday afternoon, with residents in Caracas reporting strong shaking of buildings. Tremors were also felt across the border in Colombia. There were no immediate reports of casualties or major structural damage in early accounts.
Chinese automakers crossed the 10% market share threshold in Europe for the first time in May, nearly doubling their share compared to a year earlier. BYD overtook MG to become the top-selling Chinese brand in the European market. The milestone marks a historic point in the expansion of Asian manufacturers on the continent.
Women are projected to control 55% of global wealth by 2030, according to Dawn Nordberg, head of integrated client solutions and global family office at Citi Wealth, driven by the ongoing "great wealth transfer." Nordberg says she is observing a shift from women being the beneficiaries of family wealth to becoming the principal decision-makers in family office investing. This represents a fundamental change in the global investment landscape.
A massive textile production settlement discovered in Denmark spans more than one million square feet and dates to the late Iron Age or early Viking Age, between 600 and 950 C.E. The find challenges the longstanding stereotype of Vikings as uncivilized barbarians by revealing large-scale, organized manufacturing activity. It is considered one of the most significant sites of its kind found in Scandinavia.
The US concluded its response to the hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius on June 21, 2025, after the final 42-day monitoring period for passengers expired with zero American cases recorded. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. credited federal efforts for preventing "sustained transmission," though critics note no Americans brought the virus into the country in the first place. The department has not explained the strict quarantine measures imposed on passengers, and the official press release was dated June 23 despite being announced on June 24.
Wilson Isidor scored a spectacular second goal for Haiti against Morocco in their World Cup 2026 group stage match at the Atlanta Stadium, giving Haiti the lead. The strike was immediately hailed as one of the tournament's most extraordinary goals. The goal puts Haiti ahead in a match full of attacking football.
Vishal Sikka, the former CEO of Infosys, has launched a new startup aiming to challenge the established IT services industry. The venture is backed by investors Mayfield and Aramco Ventures. The founding team brings together veterans from SAP, Infosys, and Sikka's previous company VianAI.
A landmark legal test case in Germany is seeking minimum wage rights for approximately 300,000 disabled workers who currently earn below the statutory minimum. The outcome could have far-reaching consequences for how disabled people are employed and compensated across the country. The case raises fundamental questions about equal pay and labour rights.
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