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Simon King’s new documentary captures the photographers documenting London today for tomorrow's history

September 23, 2026
Simon King’s new feature-length documentary Everything Happens All The Time might be one of the most important films about street photography to emerge from London in years. King is a documentary photographer whose work is rooted in observing everyday life, human behaviour and the fleeting moments that so often pass unnoticed, with the streets of London providing much of the theater for that…
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Volkswagen's new ID. Cross brings a more affordable electric SUV to the lineup

September 23, 2026
The ID. Cross is a “true Volkswagen,” adding a more affordable electric SUV to the lineup with prices starting at around $32,000. Volkswagen ID. Cross enters production Volkswagen brand CEO Thomas Schäfer announced that the ID. Cross has entered series production at its Pamplona, Spain, plant. The ID. Cross “opens its electric chapter,” Schäfer said, joining its gas-powered equivalent…
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DefenseNews

CENTCOM has become a battle lab for unmanned systems

September 23, 2026
When a U.S. Army helicopter went down near the Strait of Hormuz in June, an unmanned U.S. Navy vessel went looking for the crew. The Corsair, operated by U.S. 5th Fleet’s Task Force 59, helped recover two U.S. service members. A month later, three Corsairs were used for…
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South Korea faces no good choices in sending forces for Trump’s unpopular Iran mission

September 23, 2026
MANILA, Philippines — As Washington presses South Korea to contribute to securing the Strait of Hormuz, experts said Seoul is facing a military capacity dilemma, as forces could get stretched amid escalating threats from North Korea. The worry comes as Washington exerts pressure on South Korea to support U.S. operations in the Strait of Hormuz, where the war with Iran is choking worldwide oil…
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GamingNews

Hideo Kojima Could Be the Catalyst for an Xbox Turnaround

September 22, 2026
To use a sports analogy, Hideo Kojima is like a superstar athlete whose previous team (PlayStation) dropped him for, reportedly, salary-cap reasons. Xbox was all too happy to sign him, and unsurprisingly, they trotted him out at the Tokyo Game Show as the new face of the…
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Fall 2007 Was the Greatest Stretch in Gaming – and Definitely Xbox – History

September 22, 2026
This is an IGN opinion piece from Ryan McCaffrey, who worked at Official Xbox Magazine from 2002-2012 during the original Xbox and Xbox 360 era before joining IGN, where he remains “the Xbox guy.” In the run-up to Xbox’s 25th anniversary, he’ll be sharing his memories from the platform’s first quarter-century. Sometimes, video game release schedules converge to create memorable…
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