Donald Trump has dismissed as a "boring hit piece" a damning New York Times report that claims he engaged in dubious tax dodges. The paper’s lengthy investigation claims that Mr Trump received at least $413 million (£318 million) from his father, much of that through murky tax schemes, including some which were fraudulent. On Wednesday
Brawlhalla is an up-and-coming free-to-play platform fighter – a game like Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. where you try and knock opponents off a stage. It’s a big hit on Steam and PlayStation 4. And, as of now, it’s owned by Ubisoft. The French publishing giant today announced its acquisition of Brawlhalla and of the game’s
Emmanuel Macron’s bid to recast himself as a man of the people has hit an instant snag after a photo emerged of the French president embracing a member of the public who gives the camera the finger. Far-Right leader Marine Le Pen called the photo “unforgivable” while members of the mainstream Right suggested the president
PlayStation has released a free PS4 theme to celebrate International Women’s Day – you can see its background image below. The design features Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross from the Uncharted series, Aloy from Horizon Zero Dawn, Kara from the upcoming Detroit: Become Human, Ellie from The Last of Us and the little pink creature
Hundreds of rescuers in the Philippines dug frantically with shovels and their bare hands on Monday in an attempt to save the lives of dozens of people buried by a landslide triggered at the weekend by Typhoon Mangkhut, the world’s strongest storm of the year. But despite their best efforts, weary aid workers were only
President Emmanuel Macron of France has given he green light to a €500,000 (£445,000) makeover of the Elysée Palace’s gilded Salle des Fêtes, its ballroom, turning it from red to "six shades of grey”. The overhaul, the first in decades, comes after the Elysée Palace’s new shop has done a roaring trade since opening a
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, on Sunday said that he hopes for a positive resolution to the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who Turkish officials had previously said was murdered and cut up into pieces in the Kingdom’s Istanbul consulate. Speaking at a press conference on Sunday afternoon, Mr Erdogan told reporters
If you’re at all familiar with the Eurogamer video team, you know that there are two things we really enjoy – namely the spirit of competition and constant bickering. When we were given the opportunity to indulge both of these vices in front of a live audience at London’s Vault Festival, then, we jumped at
A 72-year-old British priest was arrested in Rome after allegedly molesting a woman on a train. It is claimed that the clergyman fondled the 40-year-old Italian woman in a crowded carriage. She tried to move away from him but he kept touching her. The woman was so angered by his behaviour that as the metro
Donald Trump said he would "prefer" to keep his embattled deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein – who oversees the Russia collusion probe – but that he might delay a politically risky decision on the official’s fate originally expected for Thursday. "I’d much prefer keeping Rod Rosenstein," Trump told journalists in New York on Wednesday. However, Trump said that