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It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving is now upon us. This year was jam-packed with all sorts of events and breaking news, and taking it week by week, as I usually operate, that means the year flies by.Which is why it is nice that this week's holiday almost forces me to slow down and take stock of what I'm thankful for and what I am looking forward to in 2025.The main thing I am most thankful for is the ability to do my field reporting. When I joined Blaze Media in late April, I was in the Dallas office for only a few hours because I went to the airport to head out on my first assignment. That first story was covering police battling with pro-Hamas protesters who set up an encampment at the University of California Los Angeles.I will be there in the middle to ensure that accurate information is provided.After that it was off to the races. From anti-Israel protests at the Democratic National Convention to going to Springfield, Ohio, twice to see what was really going on there, it has been an eventful few months. This month, I had the opportunity to be at then-candidate Donald Trump's election party in West Palm Beach on Election Day. It was a little bit of a full-circle moment, because it was Trump's first victory in 2016 that provided the motivation to drop out of college, move to Washington, D.C., and go into journalism full-time.I am very thankful for Blaze Media for allowing me to be primarily in the field for different stories. Most importantly, I am thankful for you, the audience. Without your support, I would not be able to do what I do. As I'm sure you're aware, traveling in the Biden-Harris economy can get expensive. Other media companies have cut back on funding for trips.Your subscriptions fund my ability to get on the ground and tell the truth of what is happening in our hectic nation. That trust is something I am mindful of every time I step off an airplane.As for next year, I am most looking forward to again working with the men and women of Border Patrol and ICE agents. It should be no surprise that the last time I worked with U.S. Customs and Border Protection was October 2020, right before that election. The Biden-Harris administration did not want reporters to be with frontline personnel to show what was really happening in the border crisis they caused. We've been shut out for nearly four years.It was only through working with the Border Patrol union and the Texas Department of Public Safety that I was able to get to stories at the border.With the new Trump administration, that access to federal resources will be opened once again. The sealing of the southern border and the deportation operation will be a flash point in the country. I will be there in the middle to ensure that accurate information is provided.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

When you think of the best zombie games, you typically imagine a ruined world such as the one you can help create in infectious strategy hit Plague Inc. Boasting more than 190 million players since launch, it swept across the world much in the same way as its eponymous pathogen. But in developer Ndemic Creations’ new project, After Inc: Revival, the post-apocalyptic world you’re dropped into is one of beautiful green fields and clear, flowing rivers - even if danger still lurks around every corner. Coming soon to Steam Early Access, you can try it right now on phones. Continue reading Iconic zombie game Plague Inc suddenly has a new city-building sequel MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best city-building games, Best zombie games, Best 4X games

Another bad Windows 11 update launched this week, which stopped several Ubisoft games, including the recent Star Wars: Outlaws, from working. A one-off, unseen error that no one could have predicted? Probably, but to me, it points to a bigger problem that Microsoft has to face. Gamers are fickle, and Microsoft's dominance over the gaming PC market is beginning to look shaky, thanks to Linux gaming on the Steam Deck. I don’t believe Microsoft has an agenda against gamers – quite the contrary, it has a vested interest in keeping them on its side. It has plowed billions into hefty acquisitions to bolster the Xbox gaming division’s roster, and it no doubt wants to recoup a healthy return on those investments. Right now, it has luck on its side, too, with the best gaming PCs running Windows 11 without a legitimate alternative available. Continue reading Windows 11 needs to change, or it will lose PC gaming to Linux forever MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Microsoft DirectX Raytracing, Microsoft Hololens hands-on, Windows Game Mode preview

Elden Ring might pile on the difficulty, and a close round of Counter-Strike 2 will certainly get the pulse rate up, but if you want the most intense gaming experience available on PC, you need roguelikes. Between Dead Cells, Cult of the Lamb, and Hades, the genre has blossomed over recent years, but there’s another contender for the throne that you can now claim as a totally free game. Rated 96% on Steam, despite its playful aesthetic and wacky concept, Brotato is one of the most high-pressure, white-knuckle roguelike shooters available. Continue reading Rated 96%, Brotato is one of the greatest roguelikes, and available now for free MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best roguelike games, Free Steam games, Best co-op games

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