Xataka On

A proposed bill would require almost all solar and wind companies in the state to buy power from coal and natural gas companies as “backup."

It's looking for students and individuals from rural backgrounds, rather than experienced professionals.

The decision isn't final, but it's sparked criticism from both political opponents and supporters of Trump.

The Apple co-founder was known for his unpredictable approach to motivating employees.

What do Apple, Brazilian pasture and hamburgers have in common? More than you might think.

Sony chose one of the most abusive protection systems to prevent song copying.

In some places, rock-paper-scissors is played for fun. In others, exciting prizes are at stake.

The suit argues that S.C. Johnson engaged in false advertising because the plastic bags shed microplastics when put exposed to heat and cold.

The accumulation of a protein known as SFRP1 may be one of the first physiological processes involved in the development of the disease.

The Bugatti Bolide is an extraordinary vehicle designed for racing. Its exclusivity is due to its high price and the costly tire changes typically required.

Several cleaning methods are available, but robots are increasingly becoming the preferred solution.

The Meat-Shaped Stone is one of the most unusual sculptures in history. It’s the perfect mixture of art and national identity.

A spear tip more than 70,000 years old reveals the advances made by Neanderthals.

As it turns out, the answer was in history, science, and common sense all along.

This is what happens when scientists use food in their intricate models.

He adjusted his LinkedIn URL to access newly posted job openings. This tactic helped him get ahead of thousands of candidates and secure interviews at major tech companies.

The company is very clear about its stance on AI, which is proving to be highly profitable.

The adapter used to play the cartridges costs $50.

It’s never too early to start investing in your future.

Pyongyang’s extravagant resort was built to rival the world’s top destinations—now it just needs tourists.

Although researchers have learned a lot about neuroestrogens in recent years, their function is still a mystery.

Starting in 2030, China will guarantee a human presence in space.