The Daily Populous

Sunday November 10th, 2024 night edition

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Scalpers looking to capitalise on the release of the PS5 Pro are struggling to make a profit due to its generally ready availability.

While there remain a handful of sellers trying to sell the console at a profit, eBay UK currently has numerous sellers listing the £700 console for less than its retail price.

The situation appears to be the same in other countries, including Japan.

Otaku Research Institute reports that while the console is now seemingly sold out at most Japanese retailers, some stores were selling it throughout most of launch day without the need for reservations.

It also reports that numerous sellers on Mercari are selling for lower than the retail price, stating that they’re selling at a discount “because multiple items were purchased”.

While it appears that the console is generally available for those who want it, however, scalpers haven’t completely abandoned the PS5 Pro.

Instead, it’s the console’s external disc drive, sold separately, that’s in short supply and being scalped. »

Texas woman sets record for donating more than 2,000 liters of breastmilk

Authored by theguardian.com

So the 36-year-old from Flower Mound, Texas, has found another way to fulfill her philanthropic instinct: giving away a record amount of breastmilk that officials estimate has been enough to nourish hundreds of thousands of premature babies.

“I think I was just as excited about donating again as I was to be growing my family,” Ogletree told Guinness.

She said Mothers’ Milk Bank of North Texas told her that every litre of breastmilk donated can feed 11 premature babies. »

Trump Set to Soon Get Classified Briefings Agai

Authored by time.com
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The indictment that followed alleged the former President had left classified information laying around next to a toilet and stacked on a ballroom stage.

"He was indicted for mishandling classified information," says Jeremy Bash, a former chief of staff for the CIA and the Department of Defense during the Obama Administration.

Members of an incoming President’s staff typically must go through vetting to get the security clearance needed to see classified information. »