"No Mercy" Adult Game Removed From Steam

"No Mercy", a violent and sexually explicit video game which glorified rape and incest has been removed from the Steam platform early this year after receiving international backlash. The pornographic 3D game allowed players to control a character who rapes, tortures and kills women, including the family members as a form of punishment.

"No Mercy" was launched last month with its developer, Zerat Games, stating that the game contained themes such as violence, incest, blackmail, and ‘unavoidable non-consensual sex'. It was hosted on the 12+ PC gaming platform Steam, which has millions of active users, including small children.

Sydney Sweeney's "Good Genes" Ad Was A Success

An ad campaign from American Eagle featuring actor Sydney Sweeney has sparked a small backlash over what desperate users on social media have deemed racist undertones — or overtones, some say.

Much of the criticism has swirled around the campaign’s title: "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans," a play on "good genes."

Inventor Created "The Porsche 911 Of Flying Cars"

The LA-based inventor Dezső Molnár has been working on building a flying car for almost a decade — and he's close to finishing.

New Atlas has dubbed Molnár's invention "The Porsche 911 of flying cars." However, the brilliant explorer calls his creation the Streetwing.

Netflix Utilized Generative AI In Filming "The Eternaut"

Strteaming giant Netflix has admitted during its earnings call last 17 July that it used generative AI to create VFX in "The Eternaut", a Netflix original from Argentina that was released in April 2025. The company's co-CEO Ted Sarandos said that generative AI was specifically used for a VFX shot in the post-apocalyptic drama, but the move is one of several ways Netflix is embracing AI.

According to Sarandos, the creators of "The Eternaut" wanted to include a shot of building collapsing in Buenos Aires, and rather than contract a studio of visual effects artists to create the footage, Netflix used generative AI to create it.

President Trump Is Winning The Battle Against NPR And PBS

U.S. President Donald Trump has secured another win against liberals when he signed an executive order to cut federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). The two media outlets has been accused of using public funds to promote lefting agenda and publish bias and unfounded articles.

The order, signed last May, directs the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) to "cease Federal funding for NPR and PBS" and also prohibits CPB recipients from using any federal money to support the two organizations. The Trump administration claims the broadcasters have become purveyors of "left-wing propaganda," and accuses them of violating CPB's mandate to remain nonpartisan.