Edward Leano

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• May 16, 2018

  New Xbox One Controller Design Coming? Variant Focused on Accessibility Allegedly Leaked

  There's a new Xbox One peripheral design floating around online, and nobody could make heads or tails of it as of this time. This new controller-like accessory seems to be one geared for accessibility, as known Microsoft informant h0x0d recently posted on social media.

• May 16, 2018

  The NES Classic Is Coming Back in June, 'Expected' to Stay Available Until End of 2018

  The NES Classic has been one of the hottest gadgets last year, and for those who missed out the first time it has been released, here's a second chance to get it. Nintendo has just announced that they are bringing back the throwback console to store shelves starting June 29.

• May 16, 2018

  NBA Conference Finals Updates: Warriors Outduel Rockets in Game 1; Celtics Beat Cavaliers to lead 2-0

  This week's NBA Conference Finals saw the Warriors beat the Rockets for the first game of their series to steal home court, despite a heroic effort from James Harden. Meanwhile in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics Beat Cavaliers to advance 2-0.

• May 15, 2018

  'Solo: A Star Wars Story' First Reactions: Did Alden Ehrenreich Do Justice to Han Solo?

  The "Star Wars" movie this 2018 just had its world premiere on Thursday night, May 10, in Los Angeles, and all eyes were on one role. "Solo: A Star Wars Story" is a prequel centered on Han Solo, and all bets are on Alden Ehrenreich on whether he can pull it off or not.

• May 15, 2018

  No More Trans Fats in 5 Years? WHO Calls for Elimination of Trans Fatty Acids in All Food by 2023

  The World Health Organization wants to get rid of trans fat from the global food supply altogether, and it wants it gone in five years. To that end, the agency has revealed a plan that would remove the substance by 2023.

• May 15, 2018

  Jerusalem US Embassy Opening Marred by Deadliest Day Since 2014; 58 Reported Dead

  At least 58 has been reported killed as of this writing, as Gaza braces for violence, after protests on the Gaza border turned bloody just as the US followed through a controversial plan to move its embassy to Jerusalem.

• May 15, 2018

  Hero Mom on Mother's Day: Off-Duty Police Protects School From Armed Robber

  The 42-year old mother of two and off-duty police officer named Katia da Silva Sastre had the wits and the quick hand to swiftly take down a gunman. The suspected robber had suddenly rushed a crowd of mostly women and children at gunpoint outside a private school in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

• May 14, 2018

  Benedict Cumberbatch Says He Will Only Accept Roles in Projects Where His Female Co-Star Is Paid Equally

  Benedict Cumberbatch is doing something about the pay inequality when it comes to women, and he's now putting his own Hollywood career on the line. He's now only going to take roles where his female co-star is being paid equally, on top of his other projects focused on promoting equal pay for women.

• May 14, 2018

  EgyptAir Crash Caused by Apple Product That Overheated in Cockpit, Families of Victims Claim

  A plane crash that killed 66 passengers could have been caused by an Apple product that overheated in the cabin, as the lawsuit of the family members alleged. Investigators are now looking into the angle that the grim incident in May 2016 may have been related to an overheating gadget.

• May 14, 2018

  'In God We Trust' Motto Sparks Debate in Minnesota

  "In God We Trust" has been the official motto of the United States since the 50s, but when a Minnesota lawmaker proposed for the phrase to be displayed in public schools, the bill met some resistance. Two Democratic state senators had something to say about the national motto, as well.