DefenseNews

South Korea’s Hyundai feeds rapid naval upgrades in the Philippines

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Once reliant on aging, second-hand vessels from the United States, a steady drumbeat of new warships is beginning to enter Philippine Navy service. The new capabilities are part of a rapid modernization program there, prompted by aggressive Chinese tactics and territorial claims in the adjacent South China Sea. The world’s largest shipbuilder, South Korea’s HD…
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GamingNews

Greedfall 2: The Dying World Is an Old-School RPG That Harkens Back to KOTOR and Dragon Age 1

The golden age of the BioWare RPG may be past, but there are still developers willing to go the distance with a genre that begs for good fantasy worldbuilding, good game mechanics, and interesting well-written stories all in one. Spiders is one of them, and Greedfall 2: The Dying World is their sequel to the colonial fantasy RPG that was a very welcome and pleasant surprise back in 2019. That…
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CryptoNews

Cease and Desist Hits Robinhood, Crypto.com, Kalshi in Connecticut

Connecticut moved to block several major platforms after officials said they offered unlicensed sports wagering, signaling escalating scrutiny of online gambling services that allegedly sidestep state rules and expose residents to significant consumer risks. Connecticut Orders Unlicensed Gambling Platforms to Stop Operations Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) Gaming Division…
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CryptoNews

Canary’s XRP Titan Breaks Records as XRP ETF Demand Explodes

A fast climb to more than $336 million in assets since launch propelled Canary’s XRP fund to the top of the U.S. market, signaling intensifying institutional interest in regulated access to blockchain-based exposure. XRPC Ignites a New Era for XRP Exposure Canary Capital…
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See the metal guts of a satellite in this wild X-ray view | Space photo of the day for Dec. 4, 2025

In a hangar outside Zurich, a veteran of low Earth orbit lay under a kind of medical scanner no spacecraft was ever designed for. The patient was the European Retrievable Carrier mission, or EURECA, a 16.-4-foot-long (5 meters) European satellite that flew on the space shuttle Atlantis in early 1992 and, unusually for a satellite, actually came home. Instead of engineers with wrenches, its exam…
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