Brava Maestra! Justine Bateman Offers a GLOWING Video Review for Once and It's PERFECT

Name Dropping: Comcast Spin-Off to Force MSNBC to Strike 'NBC' From Its Moniker

DOGE Co-Efficiency: Musk and Vivek Publish Plan to Cut Costs and Eradicate Government Waste

Back in 2013, SEGA won a bid to buy Atlus' parent company, Index Corporation, for 14 billion (or $90 million in today's dollars), which, in turn, gave SEGA ownership of Atlus' brands like Persona, Tactics Ogre and more.

FBI: Florida Man Plotted NYSE Bomb Attack in Alleged Domestic Terror Case

Image: Honda Honda set up a demonstration facility in Japan to show off its plans to mass-produce solid-state batteries at lower costs, which could be crucial to unlocking higher-range, longer-lasting electric vehicles for the future. Solid-state batteries have been elusive for many companies due to the complexity of scaling up production. The technology swaps out the liquid electrolytes found in current lithium-ion batteries with dry conductive materials, promising higher energy density and longer lifespans. But it will require a whole new production process to be successful. Several companies are actively pursuing solid-state batteries, including Volkswagen-backed QuantumScape, Nissan, and Factorial, which is testing semi-solid-state batteries that... Continue reading…

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang assured investors during an earnings call on Wednesday afternoon that the company is prepared to work with and adapt to any regulatory changes under the incoming Trump administration.

If nothing else, at least David Strom got an answer to his question earlier today. At least one person has noticed that no one seems to be in charge, and that's Nate Silver. He also wonders why no one…

On Tuesday, Judge Juan Merchan was expected to rule on the post-trial motion filed by President-elect Donald Trump's legal team in his Manhattan criminal case asserting that the verdict should be set…

[Want even more content from FPM? Sign up for FPM+ to unlock exclusive series, virtual town-halls with our authors, and more—now for just $3.99/month. Click here to sign up.] In some variants…