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Longtime PlayStation veteran Shuhei Yoshida will leave the company on January 15th, 2025. Having spent over 30 years with Sony, Yoshida has been a vital member of the PlayStation family since its launch in 1993. He served as the President of SIE Worldwide Studios from 2008 through 2019.

Photo by Sean O’Kane / The Verge Porsche is not ready to turn in its gas caps for charging ports just yet. The company reportedly plans to launch more internal combustion engine models due to a slowdown in EV sales, according to Automotive News Europe. The automaker’s CFO, Lutz Meschke, told the outlet, “What is clear is that we are sticking with the combustion engine for much longer.” As Car and Driver notes, he also said there’s a “clear trend in the premium luxury segment” that is leaning towards gas engines, and as a result, Porsche will “react” in its product cycle. Porsche sells two pricey electric vehicles: the Taycan and the recently launched Macan. It planned to bring more EV-only models, including a Cayenne 718 and a new high-performance SUV. But now Meschke... Continue reading…

On Monday, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, sent a letter to the co-chairs of the Department of Government Efficiency, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, listing a number of government programs they could cut to save the taxpayers' money.

Efforts to prosecute President-elect Donald Trump during and after his presidency have unintentionally fortified his legal position, raising concerns about the broader implications for presidential accountability.

NATO pledged support for Ukraine at talks in Brussels on Tuesday after Russia's attempt to "intimidate" Kyiv's backers by firing an experimental hypersonic intermediate-range missile last week. Russia on Thursday carried out a strike on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro which ...

Vice President Kamala Harris's 2024 campaign chair took offense to the notion that the second in line for presidency dodged interviews, calling it "completely bull***t."

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has made an appeal to incoming members of President-elect Donald Trump's administration to move to his state, Axios reported.

Washington, D.C. – In a move that left both sides of the aisle scratching their heads, former President Donald Trump announced today that Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator and self-proclaimed champion of Native American issues, will head the Bureau of Indian Affairs in his administration should he return to office in 2025. “Listen, folks, Pocahontas is back, and this time, she’s in charge,” Trump declared at a rally in Arizona, grinning ear to ear as the crowd erupted in laughter and confusion. “No one knows the Bureau of Indian Affairs better than Liz. She’s been pretending to be part of it for years!” Warren, known for her controversial claims of Native American ancestry that she later walked back, initially declined to comment but was later spotted buying several turquoise necklaces and practicing her best “How!” salutes in the mirror. Trump’s decision was met with mixed reactions. Supporters cheered the announcement as a masterstroke of trolling, while critics labeled it as “peak Trump” and “the wildest hiring decision since Reagan put an astrologer on payroll.” “She may not actually be Cherokee or Sioux or whatever she said she was, but let’s face it, she’s got the spirit—or at least the paperwork,” Trump continued. “I mean, she wrote recipes for a fake Native cookbook. That’s commitment!” A “Dream Catcher” Appointment Political analysts are calling the move a brilliant piece of theater. “Trump is essentially forcing Warren to either accept the job and lean into the joke or refuse and look like she’s rejecting an opportunity to actually help Native Americans,” said Dr. Chris Narrativ, a political science professor. “It’s a real ‘Scalp or Be Scalped’ situation.” Warren’s team has yet to confirm whether she will accept the role, but insiders say she’s considering it under one condition: that the Bureau be renamed “The Great Tribal Initiative for Progressive Harmony and Free Healthcare.” Reactions Across the Country The National Congress of American Indians released a statement saying, “We’ve spent years working to ensure Native voices are heard, and now we’re stuck between a man who builds casinos and a woman who thinks a 23andMe test counts as tribal enrollment.” Meanwhile, Fox News host Tucker Carlson called the move “a calculated 4D chess move” while MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow called it “a tragedy for democracy.” Even Warren’s own colleagues were baffled. “Trump? Really? I thought I’d get that job,” tweeted Senator Bernie Sanders. “I’ve been yelling at billionaires for decades. Isn’t that enough?” A Potential Compromise To sweeten the deal, Trump announced that Warren would also receive an honorary tribal headdress and a free lifetime buffet pass to his casinos. “If anyone can fix the Bureau of Indian Affairs, it’s Elizabeth,” Trump said. “And if she messes up, hey, we’ve always got Kanye West on standby.” As Warren contemplates her decision, one thing is clear: the 2024 election season just got a whole lot weirder. The post Donald Trump picks Elizabeth Warren to head Bureau of Indian Affairs appeared first on Genesius Times.

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