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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (also known as WB Games) president David Haddad is exiting the company after 12 years of service and a rather challenging 2024.

Warner Bros Discovery's gaming unit head David Haddad is leaving the company after 12 years in the role, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.

Warner Bros. Games head David Haddad will step down from his position after 12 years, with a successor not yet appointed.

A week after a man was killed during a city sweep of a homeless encampment, his family and community organizers are gathering at Atlanta City Hall to demand change.

A Nassau County Supreme Court Judge upheld a local law banning transgender women from playing female sports on county property.

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