Playing Fortnite on your iPhone is difficult these days considering the game isn't available on the Apple App Store anymore.
Due to legal issues between Apple and Fortnite developers Epic Games, the hit battle-royale shooter is no longer available to download directly from the Apple App Store (unless you're in the EU). However, that doesn't mean you can't play it on your phone.
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On May 9, Tiffany Champion, a 28-year-old digital strategist and student astrologer in Brooklyn, and her husband, Harry Champion, a 28-year-old product manager, celebrated their five-year anniversary at home marathoning their favorite film series. They also exchanged five gifts, to signify five years together — an effort that would have made for perfect couples' content. But online, Tiffany only
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Former U.S. president Donald Trump made history today, becoming the country's first erstwhile Commander in Chief to be convicted of a felony. Though apparently not one to do things by halves, Trump was in fact convicted of 34 felonies — specifically, 34 counts of falsifying business records. That's over three tens. And that's terrible.
Sentencing is still over a week away, with both jail time and a fine not outside the realm of possibility for Trump. It's also practically an inevitability that he will appeal. Of course, none of this has stopped internet denizens from immediately meting out their own brand of justice, flooding social media in a deluge of jokes.
For a self-proclaimed "world-class businessman," falsifying 34 business records just doesn't seem like good business sense.
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Many of Trump's critics are celebrating the news of his conviction, gleefully mocking the former president. Still, some are being careful to temper their expectations, acknowledging that it's unlikely Trump's guilty verdict will result in significant consequences, or undo the years of harm and division done to American society.
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Meanwhile, others noted that this guilty verdict put Republicans in the bizarre situation of having a convicted felon as their candidate for President of the United States. There is no law in the United States that disqualifies people from running for president if they have criminal convictions.
Trump's conviction doesn't mean he'll lose voting rights either. Despite many mistakenly stating otherwise, felons who are convicted in New York can still cast a ballot provided they aren't actually in jail during the voting period.
Still, the fact that this is even a question says a lot about the state of U.S. politics right now.
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Predictably, Trump’s supporters have been quick to claim that the trial was "rigged." Some have further declared their intention to vote for Trump during the 2024 U.S. presidential election, regardless of his new status as a convicted felon.
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We'll just have to wait until the election is held in November to see how all this ultimately shakes out. For now, most are simply reveling in the spectacle.
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(Note: Please do not actually search for "Donald Trump Rule 34," unless you are completely alone and in the mood for seeing things you will never be able to unsee. Or do. They're your eyes.)
IGN Live is right around the corner – and IGN has finally opened the first round of tickets for purchase and announced the first wave of partners for this first-ever event, set to be held at L.A.'s Magic Box @ The Reef from June 7 to June 9.
Tickets for IGN Live can now be purchased and they start at $50 – with prices climbing for extras like VIP passes, gift bags, and more. Newly-announced
The Mini is a bite-sized version of The New York Times' revered daily crossword. While the crossword is a lengthier experience that requires both knowledge and patience to complete, The Mini is an entirely different vibe.
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When I reviewed the OnePlus Watch 2 last month, I said it had a digital crown. I did so because it had a button with grooves that you could twist and press. I didn’t think much of it, but a few readers contested its crown-ness. This, they said, was naught but a mere button.
To that, I furrowed my brow.
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