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Anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6 is intensifying worldwide. Rockstar has revealed the game's pre-load date, time and large file size ahead of launch. Edge magazine visited Rockstar for an in-depth preview due Thursday, October 29, while a leaker is threatening to release the full game under bizarre conditions. In the Netherlands, employers report a 17% surge in leave requests for the release date, and Australian authorities are helping workers understand their rights to take time off.
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Donald Trump is pushing Senate Republicans to pass the 'No More Changing of Clocks Act', which would end the twice-yearly switching between daylight saving and standard time. He also publicly clashed with Senator Tom Cotton over daylight saving policy. Separately, Trump criticised Time magazine staff during an interview, accusing them of not asking a single positive question.
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The year 2026 is drawing attention on multiple fronts. In music, commentators are debating whether 2026 could be the 'fakest year' in the industry, raising questions about authenticity and releases. In US politics, attention is turning to the 2026 midterm elections, with Republicans targeting House districts as Democrats eye big wins, while coverage of Trump's Time magazine interview feeds discussion heading into the cycle.
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American Theatre Magazine is revisiting notable milestones in theatre history that took place in this month across past decades. The retrospective feature highlights key premieres, openings and figures that shaped the American stage. It is part of the magazine's regular series connecting today's theatre community with its historical roots.
- 5Experts Weigh Democratic Wins' Impact on Climate Action▼What Experts Think the Democratic Blue Wave Will Mean For Climate Action
Time Magazine reports on what experts expect from the Democratic electoral victory for US climate policy. Commentators suggest the result could accelerate federal climate legislation, stronger emissions rules and renewed international commitments, though the scale of action will depend on the size of the majority and Senate dynamics.
- 6The Handy 2 brings high-tech makeover to intimate wellness gadgets●Meet The Handy 2: The pleasure gadget giving ‘me time’ a high-tech makeover
The Handy 2, an automated intimate pleasure device, is being promoted as a high-tech upgrade to solo 'me time', according to a feature from Scene magazine. The item highlights the gadget's automated design and its place in the growing tech-enabled sexual wellness market. Little independent commentary is available beyond the outlet's coverage so far.