Much to the chagrin of many in Washington, reports of the death of the Tea Party have been greatly exaggerated.

Ubisoft has officially revealed the very first trailer for Assassin's Creed Shadows. Previously codenamed Assassin's Creed Red, Shadows takes place in feudal Japan and is releasing this November. Unfortunately, Shadows is already causing controversy after a PlayStation store listing stated that "online play" was required.

The Assassins Creed Shadows cinematic reveal trailer did not disappoint, packing high-octane action, protagonist overviews, and the lay of feudal Japans land into the nearly four-minute spectacle. Since this setting has been a highly requested fan-favorite for years, players had plenty of time to marinate their vision of this Japanese adventure. Furthermore, Ubisoft seemingly had an alternate narrative already mapped out before running with the samurai and shinobi.

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Apple announced a variety of accessibility features for the iPhone that will be part of iOS 18 in anticipation of Global Accessibility Awareness Day. It's becoming a tradition for Apple to detail new accessibility features for its next-gen operating systems in May, ahead of the WWDC keynote in June, where Apple will introduce those operating systems. Among the various exciting additions to the iPhone's growing list of accessibility features, there's a new Vocal Shortcuts tool that I find interesting. As the name implies, you'll be able to assign voice shortcuts to actions. And I think Vocal Shortcuts could be very useful for triggering AI apps on the handset. Specifically, I think Vocal Shortcuts might help me launch ChatGPT by voice. From there, I'd be just one touch away from talking to GPT-4o, OpenAI's brand-new model. Continue reading... The post iOS 18 Vocal Shortcuts help take GPT-4o to the next level appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $20 Blink Mini, $179 AirPods Pro, $300 Vitamix blender, $100 COSORI air fryer, more Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, Dell laptop sale, KitchenAid mixers, $349 iPad 10, more Today’s deals: First-ever M4 iPad Pro discount, $100 off Pixel 8a, $75 TP-Link WiFi 6 router, more Today’s deals: MacBook Pro & Air blowout, $99 Bose speaker, $25 Fire TV Stick 4K, $15 TOZO earbuds, more

Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged to work with counterpart Vladimir Putin to "rejuvenate" their countries as the pair started a day of talks in Beijing, saying China would "always be a good partner" of Russia, according to Chinese state media.

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Even the most established names in their field can’t know what tomorrow holds. For the award-winning Annie Potts, she believes her prominent work in the cast of Young Sheldon may be the last big project she does as work becomes less reliable and time continues its cruel march. 71-year-old Potts has appeared throughout the Ghostbusters franchise, won a Genie Award for her performance in Heartaches, and was part of the main cast of Designing Women for 163 episodes. Her career spans over four decades, but here is why she calls Young Sheldon her “last rodeo.” Annie Potts imagines the end of ‘Young Sheldon’ may also mark the end of her career Annie Potts has had a great time in the cast of Young Sheldon / YouTube screenshot CBS’s coming-of-age sitcom Young Sheldon premiered in 2017 and, set primarily in the ‘90s, serves as a spin-off prequel to The Big Bang Theory. Back in November 2023, it was announced that the show would end after seven seasons, telling its final story in a one-hour series finale premiering on May 16, 2024. RELATED: The Cast Of ‘The Big Bang Theory’ Can’t Hide Their Emotions About The Series Ending Potts has been a part of the show since day one and jumping from project to project for even longer. But the impending end of this series is realy getting to her emotionally. “I mean, I love the cast,” she mused. “Wonderful character to play.” She added, “But hey, I’m old, this could be my last rodeo. I mean, I thought about that though, panicked me a little bit. These things are hard to come by, I’ve had a couple, but they were all tough, so yeah.” Time does not make everything easier DESIGNING WOMEN, Annie Potts, 1986-93 (1986 photo). ph: Mario Casilli / TV Guide / ©CBS / courtesy Everett Collection Potts has been part of the main cast of several projects, including Goodtime Girls, Love & War, Over the Top, Any Day Now, GCB, and 163 episodes of Designing Women as Mary Jo Shively. But the sting of departure is still as potent as ever as she readies to part ways with Young Sheldon. Indeed, she nd her co-stars were taken aback by the network’s decision to end the series. Potts worries that Young Sheldon may be her last big gig / YouTube screenshot “If a show is starting to drag or lag or have a lack of stories or whatever, then you kind of see it coming,” allowed Potts, before adding, “We were totally ambushed by this. I was, anyway.” While season one enjoyed support from some 17 million viewers, there were some dips in viewership, particularly in seasons four and six. However, viewership rose in time for season seven to nearly eight million viewers. Did you keep up with Young Sheldon, and which was your favorite Annie Potts project? GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection RELATED: A ‘Designing Women’ Revival Is In The Works With ABC Click for next Article The post 71-Year-Old Annie Potts Worries ‘Young Sheldon’ Could Be Her Final Project appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

As if things weren’t bad enough, the ongoing wars in Gaza and Ukraine have, in recent days, occasioned a lot of loose talk about the use of nuclear weapons.  Washington’s most reliable peddler…