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The Guardian interviews punk band Bad Brains about drug use, self-destruction, recording from jail and accusations that they incited riots. The feature offers a rare reflection from the influential hardcore group on its turbulent history.
Comedian Jo Brand discusses ageing, anger, fitness and grief in a Guardian Culture interview. She jokes that it is far too late for her to go to the gym every ten minutes. The interview offers personal insight into how a prominent public figure navigates ageing and loss.
Jackery has introduced more compact versions of its portable power stations, according to The Verge. The devices are aimed at users who need backup or off-grid power in a smaller form. The update matters for campers and emergency-preparedness buyers who prioritize portability.
Resident Evil held the top spot in China for a fourth consecutive weekend. The 2014 film John Wick entered the chart in third place. The results show a strong holdover title and an older release drawing a notable debut.
A Democratic figure in Michigan has caused upheaval within the party just days before the US midterm elections. The episode highlights internal tensions as Democrats head into a closely watched vote.
South Carolina Republicans are promoting a write-in campaign for Ralph, challenging President Trump’s preferred Senate candidate. The move highlights intraparty resistance to Trump’s endorsement and could affect Republican electoral dynamics in the state.
Bulgarian voters have elected a woman as president for the first time in the country's history, according to Al Jazeera. The result marks a symbolic milestone for gender representation in Bulgarian politics, though the president's role is largely ceremonial and foreign policy-focused.
TechCrunch published a “Borrowed reading” collection featuring stories from its extended colleagues. The piece highlights perspectives from contributors outside the core newsroom. It is an editorial feature rather than breaking news, so its impact is limited.
A Victorian magistrate has been reprimanded over inappropriate language in court, including saying he wanted to "slap you around a bit, too." The case highlights scrutiny of judicial conduct and courtroom professionalism.