Now you can water-cool your PS5, too

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A wide, window-top computer case filed with silver-white parts, fans, and tubing containing glowing blue liquid.
A PS5’s internals, inside a QuantumX waterblock, inside a Raijintek case, with custom water cooling and bracket. | Image: EK Water Blocks

Changing the look of your PS5? Easy — the slightest amount of elbow grease will let you pop on new plates. But if you want to seriously mod that sucker for bragging rights, you can now preorder a $450 monoblock that lets you liquid-cool

Dianne Feinstein's historic senate career and accomplishments in photos

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Senator Dianne Feinstein
Sen. Dianne Feinstein was the longest-serving female senator in US history.

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  • Sen. Dianne Feinstein was the oldest sitting US senator and the longest-serving woman in the Senate.
  • She broke barriers as the first woman to chair the Senate Rules and Intelligence committees.
  • She helped pass a ban on assault weapons and reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act.

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A movie about the failed Titan submersible is already in the works

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An image showing the Titan submersible
Image: OceanGate

It’s only been months since the implosion of OceanGate’s Titan tourist submersible, but Hollywood producers are already working on a film based on the incident. MindRiot Entertainment will make the film, with E. Brian Dobbins (The Blackening, Black-ish) serving as co-producer, according to a report from Deadline.

The movie will follow the events that took

Fast-food workers will make $20 an hour in California. Here's why Panera Bread was exempted from the new law.

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California fast-food workers at Panera Bread won't receive a pay boost under new law that exempts restaurants that make and sell bread.
California fast-food workers at Panera Bread won't receive a pay boost under new law that exempts restaurants that make and sell bread.

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Steep wage hikes for union workers mark the 'final echo' of the inflation surge, Goldman Sachs says

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image of striking actors holding up picket signs in Hollywood
SAG-AFTRA union members went on strike Friday.

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  • Wage increases for union workers don't signal a coming resurgence of inflation, Goldman Sachs said. 
  • Recent strikes and reports of unions gaining more pay mark "the final echo of last year's inflation surge."
  • Wage gains for unions come amid a tight labor market and sticky inflation.

Recent wage gains for unionized workers

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