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Grand Theft Auto 6 will reportedly be a lot more grounded and realistic than the chaotic playground of Grand Theft Auto 5. Later today (August 27), Rockstar Games will share an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 via Netflix ahead of the game’s launch on November 19. Last night, a new interview with several Rockstar Games developers was shared by Dazed. As part of the feature, it was suggested that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be a lot more realistic than previous entries in the series. The game will feature “all the weapons and supercars you’d expect, but the…

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We’re down to the final five weeks of the MLB regular season, and not only do we have exciting pennant races in both leagues, but we also have some tremendous award races.Here are my early predictions for the key awards (including the Baseball Writers Association of America’s reliever of the year awards that debut this year). In the comments section, please let me know what you think I got right, what I got wrong and who you think I need to give more consideration to.National League MVPWinner: Pete Crow-Armstrong, CF, Chicago CubsRunner-up: Shohei Ohtani, RHP/DH, Los Angeles DodgersThis is probably…

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All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. MEXICO CITY — In a landmark moment for national industrial policy, the federal government officially unveiled the prototype for the Olinia Carga, a Mexican-designed electric vehicle (EV) specifically engineered to move three extremely small items across distances best measured in paces. The vehicle, which was presented in the courtyard of the National Palace, represents the next evolutionary leap in the administration’s “mini-electromobility” initiative. Designed with total pragmatic clarity, the low-cost pickup aims to revolutionize the micro-logistics sector by transporting light burdens that would otherwise…

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The singer-songwriter played Parton’s classic during the intro to “Gravity” During his SiriusXM concert at Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, New York, John Mayer honored Dolly Parton by performing a tender rendition of her 1974 hit, “I Will Always Love You.” The singer-songwriter and guitarist delivered the electric cover during the intro to his 2006 single “Gravity,” before diving into his closer for the night. Elsewhere in New York, Harry Styles was also among the musicians paying tribute to Parton on Wednesday. During Style’s opening night of his 30-show run at New York’s Madison Square Garden, the singer paused his concert…

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Iowa Democratic Senate candidate Josh Turek on Wednesday shot down the idea of former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning for him. When pressed by a reporter at a Wednesday event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa about the topic of working with Harris during his campaign, Turek — a state representative and two-time Paralympic basketball gold medalist…

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Meta Platforms and state attorneys general have held talks about a potential settlement before the trial concludes, in a lawsuit that accuses the company of intentionally building Facebook and Instagram in ways meant to hook teenagers, according to Bloomberg. Entering its second week in federal court in Oakland, California, the trial pits the attorneys general of 29 states against the company, with those officials seeking both monetary penalties and court-ordered changes to how Meta runs its platforms. People familiar with the settlement discussions asked not to be identified due to their sensitivity, according to Bloomberg. A spokesperson for Meta had…

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This summer, Europe has faced some of its most extreme temperatures, with thermometers reaching record high temperatures over several consecutive heatwaves. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The scorching weather has caused thousands of excess deaths, strained healthcare facilities and highlighted the need for better preparedness going forward. Extreme temperatures can have dangerous health consequences, with heat exhaustion, heatstroke and dehydration being among the most common. However, researchers have identified more than 30 diagnoses associated with high temperatures, ones that show a significant increase during periods of intense heat. The research, published in the journal Science Advances, found strong links to under-recognised problems such…

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Artist Yayoi Kusama, who channeled psychological phenomena into impossibly kaleidoscopic artworks that enamored millions around the world, died in a hospital in Tokyo on August 14 at the age of 97. The news of her death was announced by her studio and David Zwirner Gallery today, August 26. The labor-intensive quality of her works, combined with a Borgesian fascination with mirrors and the infinite, an openness about mental health struggles, and her ever-present red bob, rendered her an icon closer to a rock star or a spiritual leader than a contemporary artist.“She continued to paint until her final days, never…

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Bukayo Saka’s performance in Arsenal’s impressive opening-day win has already convinced some fans the Gunners are going to defend their Premier League crown.The 24-year-old’s game-time for the north London outfit was managed at the end of last season, as well as with England at the World Cup, because of an Achilles injury he picked up in March.AdvertisementSaka missed the March international break and seven games for the Gunners, but returned to help them lift the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years.The winger was then taken off during the Champions League final as Arsenal lost to Paris-St…

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Mexico’s economy grew three times faster than the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) average in the second quarter of the year, making it the sixth fastest-growing OECD economy, according to preliminary figures published Monday by the 38-member group of mostly high-income democracies.  The Mexican economy grew by 1.4% from April to June, according to Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), much higher than the OECD average of 0.5%, which itself had risen slightly from its 0.4% rate in the first quarter.  Primary activities, such as farming, led the second-quarter expansion that lifted Mexico into the OECD’s…

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