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We're less than a week from the Made by Google event, where Google will unveil four Pixel 9 phones. That's going to be a first for Google, as the company used to launch only two new Pixel devices during the second half of the year. We know all that from the countless leaks that spoiled every single Pixel 9 secret. The Pixel 9 roster will include the base model, a same-size Pixel 9 Pro version, a Pixel 9 Pro XL that's the actual successor of the Pixel 8 Pro, and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold foldable. This is the first year Google will sell the Pixel 9 Pro version in two sizes, and it's the first year the Pixel flagship series includes a foldable handset. With so many choices, price will play a key role when choosing a new Pixel phone this year. A series of leaks gave us the purported Pixel 9 prices for Europe and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold price for the US. From the looks of it, buyers aren't getting better prices than last year. According to everything we've heard so far, Google's next foldable will stick to the same price, but every other Pixel 9 model will be more expensive. A recent European price leak indicated that US prices would receive similar treatment, and now we have a leak that seems to confirm that news. Continue reading... The post Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL price hikes may have just been confirmed appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $229 iPad, $300 off Samsung foldables (last chance), $20 label maker, HP laptop sale, more Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, $50 off PS5, $200 off PSVR, $100 Hoover carpet cleaner, more Today’s deals: $248 Sony XM5 earbuds, $180 Roomba, $13 Anker fast chargers, $19 Roku streamer, more Best Apple Watch deals for August 2024

In 2023, a team of researchers led by renowned paleoanthropologist Lee Berger, a National Geographic Explorer in Residence, published a set of articles and produced a Netflix documentary that made some extraordinary claims. They said they’d found proof that an archaic human species known as Homo naledi, which Berger and his colleagues had only discovered a decade earlier, had deliberately buried their dead inside the Rising Star cave system in South Africa in approximately 250,000 BC. Furthermore, they said that markings found on the cave walls near the ancient hominin’s skeletal remains had been left by Homo naledi artists, and likely had some kind of symbolic meaning. These claims created an immediate controversy, since in addition to living between 335,000 and 236,000 years ago Homo naledi had apparently been quite small and had brains that were only one-third the size of modern humans. So naturally, researchers set out to test these new ideas about the surprisingly advanced intelligence of this archaic human species, which represent a huge departure from the current consensus. Read moreSection: NewsEvolution & Human OriginsRead Later 

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The country's oldest and largest Latino civil rights organization will endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president, according to multiple reports.

Russia declared a "federal-level" emergency in the Kursk region following a large-scale incursion from Ukraine and sent reinforcements there on Friday, four days after hundreds of Ukrainian troops poured across the border.

The remnants of Debby picked up the pace Friday, moving north and northeast from the Carolinas and still packing a punch with heavy rains, flash flooding, and the threat of tornadoes.