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Sony plans to discontinue the production of physical disc sales for its PlayStation games, shifting its focus entirely to digital distribution. The company has already begun repurposing its last disc factory. This move has drawn criticism from former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden, who called the shift 'fairly dramatic'.
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Spotify has confirmed and addressed artificial streaming manipulation after a trader flagged suspicious activity. The music streaming service removed streams from a song that had reached No. 1 on its charts, citing concerns over alleged fraud tied to betting platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket. This action was taken after the song's chart performance appeared to be influenced by external betting activities.
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Two articles examine historical American diets and the modern reputation of American food. One article delves into the popular dishes of 1776, such as turtle soup and meat pies, while the other attributes the global perception of American food as 'gut-busting gluttony' primarily to the widespread influence of fast-food chains.
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Mark Zuckerberg has informed Meta staff that the company's progress on AI agents is not meeting expectations. This comes despite substantial investments and recent layoffs within the company. The admission indicates a slower-than-anticipated development pace for Meta's AI initiatives.
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Folarin Balogun, a striker for the USMNT, scored a goal during a World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was later shown a red card in the second half, resulting in a suspension and the team playing with ten men. The red card call was described as questionable by one outlet.
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Government offices and some services will begin closing on Friday in observance of the July 4th holiday. Many stores and restaurants will remain open on July 3rd and July 4th, with specific lists being published by various outlets.
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