FIFA World Cup 2026 - Interviews & Features: Michael Olise: Origins

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FIFA World Cup 2026 - Interviews & Features: Michael Olise: Origins

The origin story of France's newest superstar begins closer to home than you might think. 

Counter-Strike 2 might be the biggest game on Steam, but Global Offensive is breaking player count records since it went standalone again

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Anytime you're talking about the hottest game on Steam, there's an evergreen unspoken caveat: 'after Counter-Strike, of course.' CS2 is unquestionably Steam's killer app—it has well over a million concurrent players as I write this according to SteamDB, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. But don't count out the game it once absorbed and then spat out: its predecessor, Global Offensive.

Ford's New $30,000 Electric Truck Comes into Focus in New Spy Photos. Could It Be Called Ranchero?

  • Ford's upcoming Universal EV pickup truck—possibly called the Ranchero—has been spied testing near Dearborn, Michigan.
  • While Ford has released its own "spy photos," our photographer captured more details, such as the front-facing camera, interior screen, and rear window.
  • Ford has said the Maverick-sized electric truck will cost around $30,000 and will go into production at its Kentucky plant sometime in 2027.

Ford's electric F-150 was arguably a failure, but the automaker is circling the wagons to bring a new kind of EV to the masses. Based on its upcoming Universal EV platform, which will benefit from fewer parts and a simplified production process to keep costs low, the first variant will be a Maverick-sized truck. Many details are still being kept under wraps—though Ford has launched its own website promoting the project—but our spy photographer has captured several new images that help bring Ford's new electric pickup more into focus.