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Father-of-four identified as jet skier killed by lightning strike in Florida

Tributes have been paid Steve Matheson, who was on the water with a childhood friend near Tampa Bay when a sudden storm approached

The Independent UK

David Cole's Qualified Defense of the Supreme Court

The prominent liberal legal scholar and former ACLU leader outlines how the Court has often checked Trump, but also critiques it for going against precedent.

Reason

SCOTUS term marked by shifts to the right, some checks on Trump

The Supreme Court capped its term Tuesday with one decision overturning a long-standing campaign finance limit and another turning aside President Donald Trump’s attempt to unilaterally change birthright citizenship — a day, experts said, that exemplified this year at the court. Throughout the term, they said the conservative-controlled court continued…

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Games will keep getting more expensive after GTA 6 "raises the bar," but only the most "in-demand games" will get away with it, analysts say

"The issue is there are only a handful of premium games that command this price point."

GamesRadar

Elemental Royalty Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Elemental Royalty (NASDAQ:ELE) reported record quarterly results in its first full quarter following the merger of EMX Royalty Corporation and Elemental Altus Royalty, with management pointing to stronger metal prices, expanded scale and a larger royalty portfolio as key drivers of performance. Chi

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Steam Machine price "will not be cheap," with analysts predicting anywhere between the "mid-five hundreds" and $1,000, as Valve "can basically do what it wants"

But some think even Valve won't know what it wants to charge just yet

GamesRadar

"The real money isn’t in the box" - Analysts are torn on Steam Machine pricing, but I'm hopeful it won't be $1,000

Steam Machine price predictions are coming in fast, but as an editor who's covered major hardware launches for years, I'm not convinced it'll cost $1,000.

GamesRadar

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Analysts say EA buyout "doesn't add up," expect the company to double down on live services and sports at expense of "new ideas and innovation" with layoffs looking inevitable

"Short term they may look to sell off non-crucial assets and smaller IP"

GamesRadar

David Cole Said It Would Be Like This: The ACLU's Smart Move in Representing the NRA in NRA v. Vullo

The right would likewise be smart in protecting speech on the left today.

Reason

Japan's Sega Eyes Return To 1990s Gaming Glory

The big-screen success of 1990s video game speedster "Sonic the Hedgehog" has brought new fans to Japan's Sega, which says it is poised for a comeback after two tough decades.

International Business Times

Douglas Chamberlain obituary

Cardiologist who empowered paramedics and the general public to restart hearts and save lives

The Guardian - UK

'GTA VI' & The State of the Gaming Blockbuster

What does 'Grand Theft Auto 6' say about us?

Inverse

GOP aims at contempt of court in House reconciliation text - Roll Call

At least two federal judges have suggested they might find Trump administration officials in contempt of court in immigration-related cases.

Roll Call

Analyst expects Nintendo to "stick with the $450 price" for the Switch 2 amid tariff concerns: "We believe that price point was reached with the threat of tariffs already looming"

Pre-orders have yet to go live in the United States

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Here’s Why $80 Games Won't Be The New Norm After The Switch 2 Launch

An industry analyst says the high price of entry for the Nintendo Switch 2 won't be enough to dampen its popularity.

Reason

New Academic Freedom Podcast on the Columbia Situation

A conversation with David Cole

Reason

"A Statement from Constitutional Law Scholars on Columbia"

by "Eugene Volokh, Michael C. Dorf, David Cole, and 15 other scholars."

Reason

Brickbat: Inside Man

Federal prosecutors have charged Nicholas Kindle and David Cole, two U.S. Department of Homeland Security agents in Utah, with felony… The post Brickbat: Inside Man appeared first on Reason.com.

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"How Not to Decide TikTok: U.S. Press Freedom Hangs in the Balance"

An interesting analysis by Prof. David Cole (Georgetown), the former National Legal Director of the ACLU, at Just Security; an… The post "How Not to Decide TikTok: U.S. Press Freedom Hangs in the Balance" appeared first on Reason.com.

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Homeland Security Agents Arrested For Drug Distribution Conspiracy

Homeland Security agents in Utah arrested for drug distribution conspiracy involving seized evidence. Charges include felony drug distribution and conspira...

The Independent UK

Homeland Security agents charged after allegedly selling drugs confiscated as evidence

The FBI began investigating the special agents after one of their criminal informants claimed the duo had forced him into potentially illegal activity

The Independent UK

Second Homeland Security agent in Utah charged with selling illicit drugs from evidence

A second Department of Homeland Security agent has been charged in federal court with using a confidential informant to sell illicit drugs that were seized as evidence

The Independent UK

Homeland Security agent pleads not guilty to drug distribution conspiracy charge

A Department of Homeland Security agent who the FBI says conspired with another agent to sell an illicit drug known as “bath salts” has pleaded not guilty to a drug distribution conspiracy charge

Latin Times

Homeland Security Agents Forced Ex-Prisoner to Sell Seized Drugs as Side Hustle: FBI

Two Department of Homeland Security agents in Utah have been arrested for allegedly forcing a confidential informant to sell bath salts.

The Independent UK

Two Homeland Security agents accused of dealing drugs via through an informant

Federal authorities say that two Department of Homeland Security agents in Utah illegally sold drugs through an informant in a scheme that brought in up to $300,000

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