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The FBI Is Trying to Recruit Muslims As Snitches by Putting Them On No-Fly Lists

04.23.14

Af Danny McDonald
The DEA Thinks Medical Records Don’t Count as “Private”

10.01.13

Af Lucy Steigerwald

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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: May 22, 2025

Buckle up, stargazer. The waning crescent Moon forms a challenging square with Jupiter, indicating stifled progress and decreased motivation.

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Af Melanie A. Davis
Screenshot: Shaun Cichacki

Gaming

Waypoint Wishlist: Anime/Anime-Styled Games Edition

For this episode of Waypoint Wishlist, we’ve got quite the list of Anime-themed or Anime-styled games to comb through.

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Af Shaun Cichacki, Brent Koepp, Anthony Franklin II, Dwayne Jenkins, and Matt Vatankhah
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Gaming

Nintendo’s “Ask the Developer” Series on ‘Mario Kart World’ is a Great Look into the Making of the Game

Nintendo’s Ask the Developers series on ‘Mario Kart World’ is here. And there are some very interesting insights into the making of the game.

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Af Anthony Franklin II
Thom Yorke at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on October 29, 2024. (Photo by Naomi Rahim/WireImage)

Music

Radiohead Frontman Thom Yorke Wants You to Find His Buried Coins

Did not have “Radiohead coin hunt” on my 2025 BINGO card.

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Af Stephen Andrew Galiher
Screenshot: underDOGS Studio

Gaming

‘Mukti’ Brings India to the Forefront of the Adventure Genre in a Stunning New First-Person Title

‘Mukti’ looks absolutely stunning in motion, and I’m hoping the team at underDOGS Studios can nail the narrative themes.

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Af Shaun Cichacki

The FBI Is Trying to Recruit Muslims As Snitches by Putting Them On No-Fly Lists

The DEA Thinks Medical Records Don’t Count as “Private”