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    Used CPU buyer discovers chip is hardware-banned in Valorantโ—Redditor buys used CPU, turns out it was banned on Valorant and they are SoLYhn386 min ago

    A Reddit user who bought a second-hand processor found that the chip carried a hardware ban from Valorant, Riot Games' competitive shooter, and has no way to appeal since the ban is tied to the hardware, not the account. The case is fueling discussion about whether hardware bans on used PC parts are fair to unknowing buyers and what recourse they have.

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    Colorado accused of passive-aggressive stance toward businessโ—Colorado is passive-aggressive with business | Jimmy Sengenbergerโœ‰newsBusiness10 min ago

    Denver Gazette columnist Jimmy Sengenberger argues that Colorado takes a passive-aggressive approach to business, signaling hostility to companies through indirect policy and regulatory behavior rather than open opposition. The piece frames the state's business climate as unfriendly in a subtle but damaging way, a critique likely to resonate amid ongoing debates about Colorado's economy, taxes and whether businesses are relocating or choosing other states.

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    ACLU condemns 'deplorable' conditions at Oklahoma immigration detention centerโ—ACLU condemns ' deplorable' conditions at Oklahoma immigration detention centerโœ‰newsWorldImmigration22 min ago

    The ACLU has condemned conditions at an immigration detention center in Oklahoma, calling them 'deplorable'. The civil rights organization is drawing attention to how detainees are being held at the facility. The criticism adds to ongoing national scrutiny of immigration detention standards and treatment of people in US custody.

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    Colorado Republicans won the state's first elections in 1876โ—In 1876, Colorado Republicans emerged victorious in the first state electionsโœ‰newsWorldElections25 min ago

    Colorado's first state elections in 1876 ended in victory for the Republican Party, as the state joined the Union the same year. The historical milestone highlights how deeply the GOP's dominance in Colorado reached back to its founding era, a legacy long since transformed as the state has become closely contested politically.

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