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This is only the second time Heritage Auctions has offered a Nintendo PlayStation prototype controller. | Image: Heritage Auctions In 2020, a rare prototype of the never-released Nintendo PlayStation console sold for $360,000 at auction. Another unit may never be found, but a second prototype controller from the failed Nintendo and Sony collaboration is going up for auction in August. The Nintendo PlayStation was Sony’s first attempt to break into the gaming market. It was more or less a Super Nintendo console upgraded with a CD-ROM drive, allowing games to incorporate more multimedia content from Sony’s proprietary Super Disc format. The collaboration collapsed after Nintendo announced a partnership with Philips in 1991, and the 200 prototypes of the Nintendo PlayStation were thought to have all been destroyed — at least until one surfaced in 2015 and was... Continue reading…

Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Heraclea Sintica have unearthed a marvelously preserved marble statue from the Grand Canal of the district. This find is a first in the region, where statues are typically discovered in incomplete states, often missing heads or other significant parts. Unearthing an Ancient Treasure A team of archaeologists led by Professor Dr. Lyudmil Vagalinski discovered the exceptionally well-preserved Roman era statue during work cleaning the ‘Cloaca Maxima’ canal of the ancient city. Standing over two meters (6.6 feet) tall, the statue is believed to represent Hermes, a deity revered in this region, explains an Archaeologia Bulgarica post revealing the find.  Dr. Vagalinski expressed his excitement, noting the rarity and significance of the find: "It is more than two meters and probably depicts Hermes, one of the most popular deities in this area…. I can say that this ancient statue is not only the best preserved among those discovered here, but also in the territory of Bulgaria in general." Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

Former Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., has died, the Tulsa Word newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing sources close to family. Inhofe, a Republican who retired in 2023 after 28 years in the Senate, was 89.

President Joe Biden's three closest advisers have been aggressively managing his public appearances and interactions with lawmakers, donors, and even White House staff in an effort to minimize the exposure to his struggles with aging, The Wall Street Journal reported.

A 67-year-old former Air Force Base employee was recently arrested and charged with making false statements during an investigation into a 2017 military plane crash that killed 16 service members.

The conservative House Freedom Caucus on Monday night voted to oust one member who supported a challenger to the group's chairman, prompting another member to resign in response, the Washington Examiner reports.

Attorneys for Hunter Biden withdrew their motion for a new trial in his federal gun case, for which he was found guilty last month in Delaware.