Discord says that the “vast majority of people can continue using Discord exactly as they do today” without needing to use a face scan or ID to verify their age

Discord clarifies that the vast majority of users won't need to verify their age through face scans or ID uploads when it implements age verification in March. The platform will use an age inference model based on account information, device data, and platform activity to determine age for most users. Only those accessing age-restricted experiences or whose age can't be accurately estimated will need to verify their age.

The US slips to its lowest-ever rank in a global corruption index

The United States has slipped to its lowest-ever rank of 29th place in Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, reflecting growing concerns about public sector corruption.

Ayaneo’s new Windows handheld will cost up to $4,299 with maxed out specs

If you thought the ROG Xbox Ally X was bad, this is like double an actual PC build.

Trump’s Treasury Secretary Caught in Blatant Lie to Congress

Democratic Representative Maxine Waters caught Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in a clear and obvious lie during a congressional hearing. He claimed he never wrote a letter warning investors about the impact of tariffs, despite evidence to the contrary. This is part of an effort to shield the average American from the harsh reality that they, not other countries, are shouldering most of the economic burdens of Trump’s tariff wars.

Carney speaks to Trump after president erupts over Gordie Howe Bridge | Explains how everything Trump said was wrong. What do you think? Was Trump lying or just that ignorant?

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke to President Donald Trump about the Gordie Howe Bridge, explaining that Canada fully funded the $4 billion project and that both countries have an ownership stake. Carney highlighted the bridge as an example of Canadian-American cooperation and emphasized its importance for commerce, tourism, and travel between the two nations.

Brendan Fraser & Rachel Weisz Officially Set For Uni’s Next ‘Mummy’ Movie From Radio Silence; Pic Hits Theaters Early Summer 2028

Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are set to return for the next installment of Universal's The Mummy franchise, with the film scheduled for release on May 19, 2028. The movie, directed by Radio Silence and written by David Coggeshall, will reunite the stars with the series, with Sean Daniel returning as producer.

Legendary Olympic Cross-Country Skier Had Everyone in Awe By Sprinting Up a Hill

Keep running up that hill.

How did Windows 95 get permission to put the Weezer video Buddy Holly on the CD?

E-bike seller uses fake compliance stickers

Online e-bike sellers are agreeing to use fake compliance stickers to help riders avoid police detection.

ICE Taps into School Security Cameras to Aid Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

An investigation by The 74 reveals that police departments across the U.S. are leveraging school district security cameras to aid President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement campaign. Audit logs show that police are searching a national database of automated license plate reader data, including from school cameras, for immigration-related investigations. The data raises questions about the repurposing of campus surveillance technology intended for student safety to support immigration enforcement and whether school districts understand how broadly their data is being shared with federal agents.

Google Handed ICE Student Journalist’s Bank and Credit Card Numbers

Google provided Immigration and Customs Enforcement with personal data of student activist Amandla Thomas-Johnson, including credit card and bank account numbers, without giving him a chance to fight it. The Electronic Frontier Foundation and the ACLU of Northern California have urged tech companies to resist similar subpoenas from the Department of Homeland Security without court intervention and to provide users with notice before complying with a subpoena.

Deportations of Irish citizens from US up a staggering 330% | Irish Star

Irish nationals may be facing the affects of the Trump administration’s massive immigration enforcement campaigns that have increased exponentially across the United States within the past year.

Todd Howard and other Bethesda vets agree Fallout 4 is the most successful Fallout game ever mostly due to player-generated content | Eurogamer.net

Todd Howard and other Bethesda veterans discuss Fallout 4's success, attributing it largely to its player-generated content and crafting system. The game's popularity continues to soar, with over 25 million copies sold by 2020, and it remains the most played Fallout game. Fallout 4's legacy is further cemented by its influence on subsequent Bethesda projects, such as Starfield.

Mewgenics Sells Over 150k Copies in First 6 Hours; "This Is Beating Expectations by Quite a Lot"

Mewgenics, the cat-breeding tactics roguelike from the developer of The Binding of Isaac, has achieved remarkable success in its first six hours, selling over 150,000 copies and surpassing internal sales expectations. The game has already recouped its development costs, which took roughly seven years, and is approaching the highest peak concurrent player count of Isaac itself. The critical reception has been positive, with a Metacritic score of 89 and 96% positive user reviews on Steam.

The first signs of burnout are coming from the people who embrace AI the most

A recent study published in Harvard Business Review reveals that the widespread adoption of AI in the workplace is leading to increased workloads and burnout among employees. Contrary to the belief that AI would reduce work hours, employees are finding their to-do lists expanding to fill the time freed up by AI, leading to longer working hours and heightened stress. This phenomenon is not only affecting individual well-being but also raising concerns about the sustainability of such work practices.

I built a "Bloomberg Terminal" for Hard Drives to track real pricing across Amazon, Newegg, B&H, Best Buy and more

The storage market is volatile. Prices swing wildly based on "Buy Box" rotation, inventory dumps, and algorithmic pricing. Most deal sites just show you a static list of today's prices, which lacks context and usually ignores the specialized retailers. I built ListofDisks to p

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