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In this edition of The Interview, political analyst Anas Altikriti shares his insights into the events in Afghanistan and the war in Iraq.

Photo: Triff, Shutterstock Where do you go to find surprising true facts from history, backed up by solid sources and told with nuance? You may be shocked to hear the answer is: Reddit. The sub called r/AskHistorians specialises in exactly this, with experts writing in-depth answers to questions about any area of history. Some answers are straightforward, but often we learn that history is more complicated than we thought, and that assumptions we make about the past aren’t always correct. So let’s take a tour through some of the things you didn’t learn in school. Football was deadly unt...

'); } Valve's Gabe Newell was on-hand at CES in Las Vegas to introduce a wide line of third-party Steam Machines, the company's big Linux-based play for the living room game experience. Partners were leaked earlier this week, but Valve confirmed the following companies: Alienware, Alternate, Cyberpower PC, Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest, Gigabyte, iBuyPower, Material.net, Next, Origin, Scan Computers, Webhallen.com, Zotac, and Maingear. This initial large slate of partners is just the beginning -- Valve's plan is to get as many manufacturers making Steam Machines as possible, in order to get...

URL copied Nvidia launches new RTX 30 series Graphics Cards for Laptops. Nvidia, the graphics card manufacturer, has announced a new wave of GeForce RTX laptops from different OEMs. The company is now delivering real-time ray tracing and AI-based DLSS starting at just $799. The new GeForce RTX 3050 Ti and 3050 Laptop GPUs bring NVIDIA’s Ampere architecture with dedicated RT and Tensor Cores and expand the number of RTX 30 Series laptops to more than 140.  The new RTX laptops also flaunt exceptional performance in thin and sleek designs. Nvidia claims that the new RTX laptops...

All Specs Hardline liquid cooling elevates the most elite gaming desktops above the rest. Not to be confused with sealed "all in one"-style liquid-cooling solutions, it requires custom engineering and skillful hand assembly. Towers we've reviewed with it routinely cost more than $5,000, which is why iBuyPower's $1,999 Element CL Pro mid-tower seems like a dream come true. (Or perhaps too good to be true—iBuyPower told us that the pricing could change after its initial launch, depending on ongoing component costs.) Whatever the ultimate price down the road, you get a hardline-liquid-cooled ...