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La réaction de Donald Trump après l’attaque à Washington Le 26 novembre 2025, Washington a été secoué par une attaque tragique visant deux soldats de la Garde nationale, qui se sont retrouvés gravement blessés lors de ce qu’est devenu un evenement marquant dans l’actualité nationale. Cette violence, qui a entraîné la mort tragique de Sarah […] L’article Après l’attaque contre deux soldats à Washington, Donald Trump propose un renforcement sévère de sa politique migratoire est apparu en premier sur Les dernières News.

Carlos Sotelo Not all gifts are created equal. Some are boring, some are confusing, and some are the kind that immediately end up in a drawer. But not the ones on this list. We went hunting for tech that actually wows — stuff that’s stylish, functional, and just impressive enough to earn you some bragging rights. From electric bikes to cutting-edge wearables, noise cancelling headphones, handheld gaming systems, and more, these gifts are worth their price tags. They’re the kind of “products” that eventually turn into investments, gear that actually earns its spot in the daily routine of whoever’s tree they end up sitting under. (And yes, that can include your own.) Here are our picks for the coolest tech gifts this holiday season. All prices accurate at time of publication. We definitely urge you to hunt for Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and other seasonal sales to get the best deal. Oura Ring 4 Oura Ring Price: Starting at $249 I admit it. I want someone – anyone – to tell me the optimal way to live my life. I doubt I’d do something as extreme as joining a cult or the military to achieve that, but I can’t say I haven’t been tempted. (The threat of sleep deprivation is what normally holds me back.) Ultimately, I just want someone or something to take one piece of adulting off my plate everyday, and the Oura Ring 4? It does that. Most wearables I’ve tried feel like a tiny ankle monitor for your wrist but this sleek, circular little gadget is so chic, so seamless, I often forget I’m wearing it. That’s because the latest edition is lighter, thinner, and now hides its sensors inside the band instead of bulging against your finger, making it a 24/7 wearable that genuinely disappears until you open the app and wonder, “How did it track all of that?” And what’s the “all that?” My heart rate, my oxygen saturation, my REM sleep, my stress level, my cycle, my cardiovascular age, my chronotype, and more. This piece of jewelry knows more about me than most of my immediate family members. And it distills all that info via the app’s Oura Advisor, an AI companion that makes your health data legible without lecturing you. With a battery that lasts up to eight days and Smart Sensing tech that can be paired with lab readings to get an even more in-depth snapshot of your health, the Oura Ring takes most of the mystery out of reading your body’s signals, which is a big win if, like me, you’ve had WebMD bookmarked for too long on your phone. Right now, the 4th gen is at it’s lowest price (a whopping 30% off) and it’s totally reimbursable with your HSA. Buy it here. Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) Bose Price: $399 These 2nd gen Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra Headphones look premium out of the box with metal accented sliders, plush cushions, and an overall sleek design that incorporates touch volume control. While they’re lighter than you’d expect, they don’t feel cheap or vulnerable to minor drops. I’m not throwing them against a wall to try that out, though. The sound on these is the true selling point, with crystal clarity. I was especially impressed by the “Quiet” mode where active noise cancelling near-completely shuts out the world. Like, I couldn’t even hear my own voice. Which is a warning for those prone to breaking into song when their self awareness fades. Joggers and urban explorers take heed, there is an “Awareness” mode that lets the world back in. There’s also an easy to navigate app that allows for custom settings. Buy it here. NBA 2K26 NBA2K Price: $29.99 NBA2K fills a late summer gap every year before NBA Premiere Week, but more often than not, I find myself wrapped up in the little worlds I’m creating in MyTeam and MyNBA modes, forgoing real world games for a shot at developing a winner in the game. Part of that may be because I’m a Bulls fan, but the game is also just that much fun, aided by the franchises’ continuing commitment to realism and customization on and off the court. There are definite pick up and play options…

Carlos Sotelo If you find yourself struggling to figure out what to buy your favorite stoner this holiday season, you’re definitely overthinking the whole thing. Take it from our weed-loving writers, getting us weed for the holidays might seem too obvious, too simple, too easy but, we’re an easy crowd. People who love to get high love to, well, get high. So yes, we could buy edibles, flower, or vapes ourselves, but the high somehow just hits harder when we haven’t paid a cent for it. So we’re going to make this as easy as possible for you by dropping a cannabis gift guide curated by stoners for stoners. From accessories, to flower, to edibles, we have all the bases covered. So find the price point you’re comfortable with and buy with confidence! Flower Cannabiotix — Cherry Dairy CBX Price: $45-$65 We’re big fans of Cannabiotix here at Uproxx, it’s one of our go-to flower brands. CBX sports excellent genetics, heavy THC content, and high quality fragrant and tasty flower. Simply put, this is one of the best brands on the market right now if you’re looking for a euphoric, sense-altering high (if you like to keep things more mellow, respect, but this isn’t the brand for that). The strain that has us buzzing right now is Cherry Dairy, a hybrid cross between the brand’s GOAT’d Cereal Milk strain, and the fan favorite Cherry Pie. Cherry Dairy packs a powerful punch with 30-34% THC and a fragrant cherry and vanilla aroma and flavor, producing a body buzzing and powerful high. This is a strain designed for chilling out as you let euphoric waves wash over you. Get it here. Connected — Gelonade Connected Price: $45-$65 For smokers looking for a great sativa strain, look no further than 1st place Cannabis Cup winner, Connected’s Gelonade. This sativa-dominant hybrid strain features 20-26% THC and a tangy citrusy flavor that tickles the nose and provides a euphoric, sense-enhancing high that is perfect for day tripping, concerts, and chilling in the outdoors. The strain is dominant in the terpenes limonene, caryophyllene, and linalool, which provides a mood boosting, stress-busting high with subtle relaxing properties that’ll have you chilled out but not couch locked. Get it here. Birdies Prerolls Birdies Price: $12-$35 I’m generally more of an edible guy than a smoking guy, but we have to shout out Birdies Prerolls for this guide. Newly distributed by the folks at Wyld, Birdies are straight rolls, emphasis on the roll. That means you won’t run into clogging issues that can come with stuffed cones. With original, light (a CBD:THC hybrid), and ultra (.87 grams per roll vs .7) varieties, Birdies is aiming to satisfy all smokers to meet their particular needs. They come in 10, 5, and 3 packs, and can be found in both the California and Arizona markets. And with their instantly recognizable flamingo on the packaging, they’ve got the brand recognition for your friends to know they’re about to partake in a quality smoke. Get it here. Edibles Stizzy Stizzy Price: Varies I can’t speak for the greater United States, but there might not be a cannabis brand with a stronger foothold in Southern California than Stizzy. With tons of standalone shops plus placement in private dispensaries, Stizzy is both easy to find and incredibly consistent. They’re one of our favorite brands. They’ve undergone a bit of a rebrand in recent years in terms of packaging, but don’t be concerned that the products have lost any of their effectiveness. If flavor is a big selling point, Stizzy has a wide range, including Lemonade and Tropical categories with several flavors under each banner. They’ve also recently launched more socializing-focused drink products. But my favorite is their Sleep line, great for winding down at the end of the night with 2:1 THC to CBN dosing. Get them here. Wyld Wyld Price: Depending on location, but often between $16-$20. From Central Oregon to homes everywhere, Wyld is an example of a cannabis brand done right. Though they’ve become…

Fred Again.. continued his ongoing USB series of song drops today (November 28) with not one, but two new songs: “Icey” and “Feisty,” both of which feature BIA. On Instagram, Fred offered a cool one-minute behind-the-scenes video of the making of “Icey.” Specifically, the video focuses on the percussion and how Fred made them simply. He begins by using his hands and wrists to bang out a rhythm on the table. He then adds sounds like a marker clinking against a glass and rubbing two markerboard erasers together. In a recent post, Fred discussed how his recent output has often been more than one song per week, writing, “i know we’re on more than 1 song a week right now and i absolutely dont care. in fact i do care, very much. i actually am loving the way this is feeling. It feels alive. And things are happening naturally and feeling good so im going wit them. Kaythankubye.” He also posted recently about dealing with fame, saying, “yes 1 hundreedddd percent theres a lot of super weird pressures that sometimes come with it that im really very new to navigating really and can get super overhwhelmed by. and id hate to accidentally be one of those ppl whos presenting things as more shiny than they are ykno. cos sometimes i really dont feel shiny at aaaall! i think part of it is obviusly jus like if im sad or feeling whatever else, those are often not the moments where im like ‘oh sick i should film this! that would go hard.'” Listen to “Winny” above.