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Ghost of Yōtei is selling less than Ghost of Tsushima, but it’s still generating almost the same amount of revenue, according to estimates from Alinea Analytics. Alinea Analytics estimates that Yōtei has sold around 5.4 million copies and generated approximately $407 million in revenue. For comparison, Ghost of Tsushima had sold nearly 7 million copies at the same point and generated around $418 million. That means Yōtei has sold roughly 1.6 million fewer copies, while the revenue difference is only around 3%. Elliott also pushed back against claims that the game is a flop: “Anyone who says that Ghost of Yotei is a flop is flat-out wrong.”

🇫🇷 She was held captive in her own apartment by a migrant for 30 mins and nearly raped in broad daylight. When she spoke out, the French government charged HER with a hate crime and tried to send her to PRISON. Thaïs d’Escufon is one of France’s most prominent conservative activists, and she joined me to explain what is REALLY happening to her country. 500,000 migrants a year. French people fleeing their own cities. A 2050 minority projection. And a government more interested in silencing the people who speak up than fixing ANY of it. I'm absolutely speechless... @ThaisEscufon

🚨 JUST IN: 3rd worlders and rioters have TOTALLY IGNORED Macron's "firm address" tonight and are now BREAKING IN to businesses, looting en masse Macron should resign TONIGHT He's done. He failed. It took him over a day to even ADDRESS the issue, much less take any action to actually stop these barbarians France is no longer France unless law and order comes back swinging!

🇫🇷 BREAKING: Emmanuel Macron has blamed the riots in France on President Trump In latest address on French TV, Macron claimed the rioters are protesting because of the high oil prices caused by Trump's war in Iran. He refused to take responsibility for pushing mass migration.

Some are saying that because MIT and Whitehead were not held liable, they are exonerated from this mess. Nothing could be further from the truth. These institutions have sophisticated, eight-figure legal operations and substantial resources devoted to shielding them from liability. They know how to word damaging public statements while protecting themselves against defamation claims. They also know how to invoke attorney-client privilege, work-product protection, and other privileges to shield their dirty business from public scrutiny. Their ability to defend themselves legally should not be confused with institutional integrity. Faculty employment is generally at will. That means an employer can fire someone for any or no reason. Tenure is a policy, not a legal right. Faculty are sold the promise of its security, but finding out what protections they can actually enforce when push comes to shove can take years and enormous legal fees. Sally Kornbluth, now MIT’s president, even admitted in court once that tenure does not carry the legal protections faculty believe it does (Shaughnessy v. Duke, see her deposition excerpts in the summary judgment materials). Employment law provides no remedy for many destructive decisions universities make. Civil rights laws offer protection against discrimination, and pursuing those claims is often the only recourse faculty have in court against a university. But proving discrimination is difficult, especially for a scientist with a unique position and record. David pointed to Knouse as someone treated differently. She also ran a laboratory and had NIH funding, but I think the court ruled they were not similarly situated. He did have a more senior rank and a larger lab. So be it. But discrimination law only addresses discrimination. You can treat people like garbage and run your institution into the ground without committing actionable discrimination. This is where public accountability must come into play. The jury found that Knouse defamed David and unlawfully interfered with his livelihood. MIT, Whitehead, and HHMI held the authority, and through their actions, the false allegations against him became career-destroying consequences. That is why this verdict demands accountability from those institutions. They bear responsibility for the damage those actions caused.

The rise in crime, homelessness, and disorder is partially to blame for businesses shutting down. I’ve spoken with restaurant owners who tell me they need to close earlier in the evening because their employees don’t feel safe committing home late at night. When we have an AG who just fights crime, it will bring safety and prosperity to New York.

*TRUMP: IN PROCESS OF NEGOTIATING PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA,UKRAINE *TRUMP: ZELENSKYY USING DIESEL REFINERIES IN RUSSIA AS A TARGET *TRUMP: ZELENSKYY DOESN’T WANT TO END THIS WAR *TRUMP: I WANT THIS WAR END

A woman died after being swept away while trying to cross a river in torrential rain in Spain's Catalonia region, bringing the flood-related death toll in the past couple of weeks to five