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Sony's State of Play event ended with more than 20 minutes of surprise gameplay from a new God of War game. Unlike the previous games, this new adventure stars Laufey, aka Faye, who was married to Kratos and is the mother of their child, Atreus.
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Under an executive order issued by President Donald Trump, AI companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic are being asked to submit advanced artificial intelligence models to the government for vetting on cybersecurity, confidentiality, "insider risk" and intellectual property protections.
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Sony's State of Play event kicked off with brutal gameplay from the biggest exclusive coming out in September: Wolverine. A new gameplay video presented by developer Insomniac Games revealed new details about the game and announced that Wolverine preorders are now available.
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Tuesday's State of Play was full of new announcements, including our first look at Wolverine gameplay and the big surprise of God of War: Laufey. It also showed that Sony is changing its approach to the PlayStation platform's future and that everyone in the industry is terrified of the release of GTA 6.
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Computing See all the biggest announcements from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella at Microsoft's Build conference in San Francisco. Microsoft showed off its native OpenClaw app for Windows, new Unmetered Agentic AI models and a preview of Microsoft's newest quantum computer, Majorana 2.
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Stack your savings: Combine Kohl's Cash, Rewards, coupons, and clearance deals to cut your bill by 40% to 70%.
Use Kohl's Cash wisely: Treat it like a rebate and spend it on clearance items to stretch its value even further.
Shop seasonal clearance: Holiday and seasonal merchandise often drops 70% to 90% off, creating some of Kohl's best deals.
Kohl's is one of the few stores where stacking discounts isn't just allowed, it's practically encouraged. That's the primary reason why savvy Kohl's shoppers rarely pay full price.
Between Kohl's Cash, percentage-off coupons, rewards points, and special promotions, it's often possible to cut your final bill in half or more if you know how the system works.
Despite what some shoppers think, couponing at Kohl's isn't nearly as complicated as it looks from the outside. Here's how to do it.
Start with a Kohl's Rewards account
Before buying anything, sign up for Kohl's Rewards. The program is free and gives shoppers 5% Kohl's Rewards on every purchase you make.
Those rewards eventually convert into Kohl's Cash certificates that can be spent on future purchases. The rewards aren't huge by themselves, but they become much more valuable when combined with the other discounts that Kohl's offers.
Your earned Kohls Cash will be issued to you in $5 increments on the firstof every month.
Pro tip: Get in the habit of always entering your phone number at the checkout register, even on small purchases. Many shoppers forget to do this and miss out on the rewards they already earned.
Understand Kohl's Cash (it's basically free money)
If Kohl's has a secret weapon, it's definitely Kohl's Cash.
Throughout the year, Kohl's regularly runs promotions that help you earn additional Cash.
These often include the following:
Earn $10 Kohl's Cash for every $50 spent Earn $20 Kohl's Cash for every $100 spent
The biggest mistake shoppers make is treating Kohl's Cash like a bonus. Smart shoppers instead treat it more like a rebate.
For example: Spend $100 during a promotion and receive $20 Kohl's Cash. Your effective purchase price isn't really $100 anymore. It's closer to $80 if you know you'll use the Kohl's Cash later.
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