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CES laptop announcements put AI PC hardware in focus for student buyers

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) week delivered a wave of 2026 laptop previews and new processors that manufacturers say will reach stores

The new installment brings a contemplative approach to the zombie narrative. By Ella Walken Over two decades after its inception, the “28

A Washington film was shut out, “Sinners” underperformed and Timothée Chalamet landed on top. By Ella Walken By the time the Golden

Memory supply pressure tied to AI data centers is rippling into consumer PC parts, affecting students buying laptops or upgrading desktops for

Rallies and marches followed the announcement of a U.S. operation targeting Venezuela’s leadership. By M.J. Cameron On the morning of

2026 brings an opportunity to dive into new things, so why not try a new book series? By Michaela Ely

Warner Bros. Discovery is in a rare, real-time takeover battle that could reshape where students watch HBO, DC and Warner movies; and how

The light rail expansion offers more options for commuting to Seattle. By Ella Walken Since 2016, the closest light rail

Disney’s partnership with OpenAI reflects a broader move toward efficiency and profit at the expense of creativity. By M.J. Cameron

As we move into 2026, it’s time to move away from the inconsistency of “new year, new me” and make practical, consistent