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Read MoreHorror games are making a comeback in a big way. With the world bouncing back from the pandemic, this year’s returning video game trade shows were dominated by a bold showing within the genre. The resurgence includes a series of new remakes, with Dead Space, Resident Evil 4, and Silent Hill 2 — all considered […]
Read MoreGlowing red skies and bitter ash-laden air are increasingly common across much of the US as the warming climate fuels vast wildfires. For years now, researchers have understood that wildfire smoke, and the noxious gases and soot particles it carries, isn’t merely an unpleasant experience that forces people to shut windows and herd children indoors. […]
Read MoreAlors que Jean-Luc Mélenchon a salué le “courage” et la “dignité” d’Adrien Quatennens, la députée Clémentine Autain invite les siens à ne “pas perdre le fils de [leurs] engagements” sur les violences faites aux femmes. Une prise de distance. “Ce sont ses mots, pas les miens”, déclare la députée insoumise Clémentine Autain dans Le Parisien […]
Read MoreLa Première ministre Élisabeth Borne a répondu de façon cinglante à Marine Le Pen qui ouvrait le bal des premières questions au gouvernement. Ne pas avoir “voté la censure” ne signifie “ni une confiance au gouvernement, ni une participation à la majorité”, a grincé ce mardi Élisabeth Borne, lors de la première séquence de questions […]
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