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Twitch is laying off more than 500 employees, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy announced this morning, reportedly accounting for around 35 percent of its staff. Bloomberg first reported that the video game streaming platform was planning layoffs on Tuesday, and the company confirmed today that the cuts were happening.
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From a performance jogger to a reliable walking shoe, Women’s Health editor-in-chief Liz Plosser joins TODAY to share six of the winning products from their 2024 Fitness Awards!
Latest visual off Loss of Life stars disability advocate Inga Petry and documents her journey to Paris to see the Venus de Milo
The FDA does not routinely test generic medicines themselves, because it believes that drug quality and safety are the manufacturer’s responsibility.
AS THE Monarch spearheads a new campaign to cut food waste, green guru Angela Terry reveals how ordinary families can save hundreds of pounds a year using simple tricks to ensure we eat everything we buy.
A Medieval wall painting linked to royalty has been uncovered in a university's roof after 300 years.
The man accused of killing three people, including a City of Cape Town LEAP officer in Nyanga last year, will remain behind bars for now.
KL Rahul had a good outing the recently concluded Test series against South Africa with a hard-fought century in Centurion but the wicket-keeper batter was not included for the T20I series against...
Right, I've run out of unread books so I need to stock up. Had some excellent recommendations last time, of which these were the absolute bees knees:
Underground Railroad - Colson Whitehead
Station 11 - Emily St John Mandel
Say Nothing - Patrick Radden Keefe
East West Street - Philippe Sands
Spy & The Traitor - Ben McIntyre
Feast Of The Goat - Mario Vargas Llosa
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Fly Fishing - J R Hartley
Teenage darts prodigy Luke Littler has become a mega-star after reaching the World Darts Championship final - but Ronnie O'Sullivan has been there and seen how it unfolds himself
President Xi Jinping to expand anti-corruption campaign to finance, agricultural and pharmaceutical sectors
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Manchester United could face the possibility of playing their FA Cup fourth round fixture at a neutral venue, as potential opponents Eastleigh wait on a decision regarding their home ground.
Thames Water apologises to staff and pupils as college forced to bring back remote learning
The Republican National Committee has less than $10 million in its war chest, according to its most recent filings.
Paragliding festival at Wagamon,surfing festival at Varkala, MTB Kerala at Mananthavady, and Malabar river festival at Kodenchery to promote adventure tourism
These Oscar contenders, TV breakouts, and stunt ensembles all found recognition from their peers.
The forecasters at the Met Office have warned that 'wintry hazards' are on the way next week
Psilocybe fungi, known colloquially as "magic mushrooms," have held deep significance in Indigenous cultures of Mesoamerica for centuries. They captured the wider world's attention as a psychedelic staple in the 60s and 70s. Now, these infamous organisms are at the forefront of a mental health revolution.
[Editor's note: This story originally was published by The Daily Signal.] By Fred Lucas The Daily Signal The U.S. Department of Agriculture intends to cultivate the transgender ideology on a global scale using international farm-aid programs. That could mean attaching strings to international grants that the USDA doles out to support the Biden administration’s LGBTQ…
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How many calories should I burn a day? Your calorie questions, answered by experts. CBS News
These are the weirdest and wackiest tech things we've seen so far at CES in Las Vegas. Oh, there'll be more to come.
