Xbox Game Pass price hike ignites gamer backlash and tests Microsoft’s timing
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate jumps from $19.99 to $29.99 a month, sparking debate over whether the subscription still offers the
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“Battlefield 6” returns to form with intensity and innovation
“Battlefield 6” revives large-scale combat, new creative tools and smoother performance. While its campaign lacks depth, the multiplayer experience brings
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Fall into reading: cozy books for gloomy weather
As fall continues, the gloomy weather provides the perfect backdrop to curl up with a good book. By Michaela Ely
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Government shutdown leaves military families and students facing uncertainty
As Congress fails to pass spending bills for 2026, thousands of military families and student veterans are caught in limbo
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Hollywood faces uncertainty after Trump’s tariff announcement
Proposed 100% tariff leaves Hollywood uncertain amid the industry’s global production ties. By J.A. Aleman President Donald Trump proposed a
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Taylor Swift and the media literacy crisis
Taylor Swift’s response to Charli XCX’s vulnerability illustrates the lack of critical thinking which is becoming increasingly prevalent in society.
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When outrage becomes America’s only language
In a culture where everyone’s offended and no one listens, even tragedy becomes another team sport. By J.A. Aleman The
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‘Silent Hill f’ delivers a disturbing story of identity and expectations.
Konami’s latest entry in the nostalgic horror series trades an American town in Maine for 1960s Japan, exploring societal expectations,
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Building the future with AI Purple: UW students join forces with UW-IT to shape next-gen AI
Following The Ledger’s earlier coverage of UW’s AI initiatives, UW-IT’s lead AI architect Jared Reimer offers an inside look at
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Autumn quarter starts with connecting students to campus, to encourage success
The first weeks of school offer students’ opportunities to connect, now and for years to come. By Rae Watkins The
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