Stephen Colbert accidentally caused an awkward moment while interviewing CNN host Kaitlan Collins on his late-night show on Monday.Collins was giving her opinion on why she believes former President Donald Trump is having difficultly running against Vice President Kamala Harris now that President Joe Biden is no longer running for a second term.Much of the staff and talent at CNN had a near-open revolt against Licht's attempt to steer the network back to its roots of unbiased coverage. "Trump has kind of been thrown on his heels by this, and he’s not really sure how to go after Vice President Harris. He knew his attack lines on President Biden. He really has struggled with how to — how to go after someone who’s 20 years younger than him, who is a different gender, a different race. It’s kind of been this moment where he has not been able to coalesce around a single attack line," Collins said."I know you guys are objective over there, that you just report the news as it is," Colbert said, with the live studio audience laughing at that statement, to his and Collins' surprise."Is that supposed to be a laugh line?” Collins asked.“I don’t know it’s supposed to be, but I guess it is," Colbert joked.It is worth remembering that after CNN gained the infamous reputation of being biased against Trump, and conservatives altogether, under former leader Jeff Zucker, Chris Licht had a short tenure in charge at CNN when Zucker resigned. Much of the staff and talent at CNN had a near-open revolt againsts Licht's attempt to steer the network back to its roots of unbiased coverage. Once it became clear that the rank and file at CNN did not view their biased journalism as being part of the problem of lost creditability, Licht resigned.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

What are the Stalker 2 weapons? It has now been confirmed there are 35 different weapons in Stalker 2, and each weapon can be modified with attachments and upgrades to make them feel distinctly different. Though we're not sure exactly how that works yet, we do have a good idea of the guns coming to the FPS game. We've managed to list a fair few guns ahead of the Stalker 2 release date, thanks to eagle-eyed fans scouring several gameplay trailers, and a developer deep dive that explores different stages of the game. Though some of these guns aren't confirmed yet and are only spotted in gameplay, here's a list of every Stalker 2 weapon we've seen in the game so far, broken down into categories. Continue reading Stalker 2 weapons - every confirmed gun so far MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best apocalypse games, Stalker 2 release date, Best survival games

In most games you’re cast as the hero. Even when you start out weaker, your path to victory is all but assured. Strength, power, and better gear await you like the inexorable march of time. But, what if you weren’t destined to be the hero? That’s what The Knightling asks, a newly-announced action-adventure game from Saber Interactive, which casts you in the role of a great hero’s helper - but you might just have what it takes to rise and become a champion yourself. Continue reading Go from zero to hero in The Knightling, a new fantasy action game MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best action-adventure games, Best fantasy games, Best platform games

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Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge Google’s Tuesday event was ostensibly about Pixel hardware. Really, it was about AI. Google’s Rick Osterloh made that clear from the moment he walked onstage, where his initial remarks focused a lot more on Google’s artificial intelligence efforts than devices: A few months ago at Google I/O, we shared a broad range of breakthroughs to make AI more helpful for everyone. We’re obsessed with the idea that AI can make life easier and more productive for people. It can help us learn. It can help us express ourselves. And it can help us be more creative. The most important place to get this right is in the devices we carry with us every day. So we’re going to share Google’s progress in bringing cutting-edge AI to mobile in a way that benefits... Continue reading…

Samsung’s Family Care is part of the SmartThings app and allows caregivers to monitor loved ones remotely using Galaxy smartphones. | Image: SmartThings Samsung is launching a new service to help caregivers remotely monitor and assist loved ones using smart home devices. SmartThings Family Care is a free service that uses both Samsung’s SmartThings smart home platform and Galaxy smartphones to help caregivers stay connected. It first launched in Korea in June and will be available in the US on August 16th through the SmartThings app. Family Care is similar to Amazon’s paid offering, Alexa Together, which the company quietly discontinued earlier this year. Samsung’s service leverages the smart devices in a person’s home and applies artificial intelligence to determine their daily patterns and send alerts to a caregiver if abnormalities are detected — for example, it can send a... Continue reading…

In the shadowy recesses of human imagination, mythical humanoid monsters have long lingered. Since the dawn of language, creatures of a repellent nature have existed in all their abhorrent splendor. They are omnipresent and stretch every corner of the world. Straddling the line between the familiar and the fantastical, they offer not only spine-chilling stories but profound insights into the human condition. The complexity of ancient societies grappling with identity, morality, and the unknown is not so different than those of the modern age. More so, the monsters of the past feed the monsters of the present. In their myths and legends, a common thread is bound to be found.   The Epitome of Chaos: Giants Tales of giants are by far the most prevalent throughout world cultures. The very basis of humanity, of the cosmos, depended on the work of giants. Although their hands forged civilizations, held the planet in place, or sacrificed their flesh to birth gods and humans, many were also treacherous creatures of absolute unmatched savagery. Towering over the puny, they lashed out with a maliciousness that defined their appallingly infamous shape and form. Ultimately, humans triumphed, but not without a formidable and catastrophic fight from those who once ruled the earth. Read moreSection: ReligionsFolkloreMyths & LegendsAncient TraditionsPremiumPreviewRead Later