With Stop Killing Games reaching over a million signatures, what does it mean for the future of game and IP preservation

The Stop Killing Games movement gains momentum. It crosses one million signatures. This milestone pushes the European Commission to address game preservation. The movement challenges publishers’ control over shutting down games. It advocates for consumer rights to retain access to purchased games. New laws may require offline switches or private server options.

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Tejashwi slams 20 years of NDA rule in Bihar, BJP hits back

RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav criticised the NDA govt’s 20-year rule in Bihar and 11 years at the Centre, citing unemployment, migration, and poverty. He questioned the lack of food processing industries despite Bihar’s agricultural production. BJP leaders defended their governance, highlighting increased per capita income, infrastructure development and investments in food processing and job…

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Rise and Fall: Nikki Tamboli on supporting her boyfriend Arbaz Patel; says ‘My mom taught me to stand by my man and never to chase his money’

Nikki Tamboli champions her boyfriend Arbaz Patel on ‘Rise and Fall’, emphasizing loyalty over wealth. Citing her mother’s wisdom, she believes women can positively influence a man’s character. Tamboli proudly supports Arbaz through difficulties, asserting that building a partner’s character is a woman’s true strength and a testament to her upbringing.

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Google to power Siri on Apple iPhones: How Google won multi-billion dollar deal for which it was reportedly not the first choice

Apple and Google are deepening their collaboration, integrating Google’s Gemini model into Siri’s upcoming AI overhaul, slated for spring 2026. This partnership, building on their existing $20 billion search deal, aims to enhance Siri’s capabilities to compete with AI services like ChatGPT. Google secured the deal with favorable financial terms, despite Apple’s initial preference for…

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Big federal cuts: Congress passes Trump’s proposal to slash $9B from public broadcasting; awaits presidential assent

Congress has approved President Trump’s proposal to slash $9 billion in federal spending, impacting public broadcasters like PBS and NPR, along with foreign aid programs. The House passed the bill with a narrow 216-213 margin, while the Senate approved it 51-48, with some Republicans dissenting over concerns about congressional power. Trump hailed the cuts as…

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