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- 1Readers debate the most annoying villains in fiction▼# QuestionOfTheDay most annoying (derogatory) villain in a fictional work you enjoy? # fiction # books # videogames # sc
A recurring question-of-the-day prompt is asking people to name the most annoying villain from a fictional work they actually enjoy, drawing replies across books, videogames, science fiction, fantasy, movies, TV, anime, comics, tabletop games and musicals. The distinction of 'derogatory' annoying, rather than simply well-written frustrating characters, is fuelling playful, argumentative responses about which villains grate the most.
- 2Supreme Court ruling questions Senate authority over VP Sara impeachment trial●🔴JUST IN:Top Supreme Court Judge Rules Senate not Autorize Tulfo Sotto Escudero Risa VP Sara Trial
A Philippine Supreme Court justice has reportedly ruled that the Senate was not authorized to proceed with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, in a decision also naming senators including Tulfo, Sotto, Escudero and Hontiveros-era figures. The reported ruling is drawing heavy attention in the Philippines, with strong reactions over its implications for the impeachment process against Duterte.
- 3Massive drone attack reported on Odesa●🔴 AirAttack | 10/10 🇺🇦 Massive UAV attack on Odesa Movement of 19 to 24 'Banderol' UAVs detected towards Odesa, specific
Air raid alerts were issued over Odesa, Ukraine, as monitors detected between 19 and 24 'Banderol' drones moving toward the city and nearby areas including Poskot, Usatove and Mayaky, with some drones tracked over the Black Sea. The incident is being followed on open-source monitoring channels tracking Russian strikes against Ukrainian cities.
- 4Big 12 launches sportsmanship campaign after derogatory chants at BYU●Big 12 launches sportsmanship campaign in wake of derogatory chants directed at BYU https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/76
The Big 12 has announced a new sportsmanship campaign following derogatory chants directed at BYU, per a report in The Athletic. The conference says it has a zero-tolerance policy toward discriminatory behavior, but repeated incidents have prompted it to step up its response and push a league-wide message on conduct at games.