Month: April 2019

Australia aims to ban private or religious schools from expelling students on the basis of their sexuality, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Saturday. Debate “Australian PM seeks to ban schools from expelling gay students”

When Jared Polis was declared the winner of Colorado’s race for governor on Tuesday night, it meant that the state remained in Democrat hands. His “Jared Polis: the man who has become America’s first openly gay governor”

There’s been the suggestion of multiplayer in CD Projekt Red’s new game Cyberpunk 2077 for a while. In 2013, studio head Adam Badowski even told “Sounds like Cyberpunk 2077 decided against multiplayer”

CNN correspondent Jim Acosta was denied entry to the White House on Wednesday evening following a heated row with President Donald Trump, who called him a "rude, “CNN reporter Jim Acosta banned from White House after Donald Trump brands him ‘a terrible person’”

A new Japanese study has found suicide rates among middle-aged male office workers often peak on Monday mornings. The study, conducted by researchers from Waseda “Suicides spike on Monday mornings, according to new study in Japan”

North Korea is preparing to allow international inspectors into its Punggye-ri test site, the Yonhap news agency reported on Wednesday, citing a South Korean politician. “North Korea ‘preparing to allow international inspectors to visit Punggye-ri nuclear test site’”

Steam and Vive have preoccupied Valve in recent years but the revered creator of Half-Life has vowed to “start shipping games again”. Word comes from “"Hooray! Valve is going to start shipping games again"”

France is to deploy an “exceptional” number of security forces around the country on Saturday as the government braces for yellow vest protests of “great “France plans to meet ‘smash and kill’ yellow vest protests with ‘exceptional’ number of police”

For a very limited time (just over a day and a half at the time of writing), PC owners are able to snag a free “The Darkness 2 is currently free on PC”

One of just two existing photographs of Vincent van Gogh is, in fact, a portrait of his brother Theo, new forensic research suggests. The discovery “One of just two known photos of Vincent van Gogh is actually his brother Theo, forensic research suggests”