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Assassin's Creed Valhalla' Wrath Of The Druids' Guide: Ciara's Fate In Cost Of Betrayal KEY POINTS The expansion was released on May 13 The latest expansion allows players to make a crucial decision that will affect the ending of the DLC In the recently released Wrath of the Druids DLC of "Assassin's Creed Valhalla," players will face a difficult decision for Ciara in the final mission's The Cost of Betrayal. The players' choice will determine Ciara's fate, as well as the ending of the latest game expansion. For players looking for ways on how to come up with the right choice, this guide may ...

Share this article: It’s become a cliché, even for post-Baby Boomers, to look back wistfully on the early ’70s as some kind of untouchable golden age for popular music. But when you survey all the era’s best albums in list form, it’s hard not to trust that instinct. I mean… holy shit. In 1971, the psychedelic era hadn’t completely wilted; prog was nearing its popularity apex; Motown was still a revolutionizing soul music; the folk-rock movement was in full flight. The possibilities were limitless. You know it’s a banner year when 50 albums don’t begin to scratch the surface �...

It's been 28 years since National Public Radio first broadcast "The Santaland Diaries," David Sedaris' slightly exaggerated memoir of working as a Christmas elf at Macy's in New York. Since then, the erstwhile Raleigh resident has topped the best seller lists with a dozen collections of his snarky, self-deprecating stories, essays and regurgitated diary entries. Now comes "The Best of Me" -- not exactly a "Greatest Hits" album ("Santaland" is conspicuously absent) but a collection of 46 New Yorker pieces by Sedaris published over the last quarter century. It's a fine core sample of the essen...

The problem that democrats have is that most polls show 80-85% want impeachment now. but independents, which doug knows is very important, when it comes to elections -- >> swing vote. >> right. vobviously, republicans are not on board. if you don't have the bipartisan buy-in, you can't do it. but they don't know how to tell that to the base, to the a.o.c.s, the squads and everybody watching msnbc and cnn that this is over because it can't be done. >> jason: charlie, a few seconds left. what is the message for the democrats, over the six weeks the hot summer ahead of us? >> i don't think it mat...