News Archive

30 of April of 2025

• Two Young Men Got Access to America’s Nuclear Secrets. They Work for Elon Musk
• We’ve Long Linked Calcium to Milk—but That’s Only Part of the Story
• Jeff Bezos Planned to Detail Tariff Costs on Amazon. A Call from Trump Changed Everything
• China’s Future in the Chip Industry Rests on a Single, Almost Unknown Company: SiCarrier
• Russia Has Confirmed One of the Great Unknowns of the War in Ukraine: North Korea Is There, and Not Just With Troops
• Archaeologists Have Long Questioned the Legendary Gladiator Fights With Lions. A Bone Just Removed All Doubt
• The Coffee Industry Says the Current Price Surge Is Unsustainable: $8 for a Cappuccino Is Too Much
• European Scientists Have Launched the World’s First Space-Borne P-Band Radar. The Goal: Seeing Through the Forests
• Intel’s New Roadmap: The Company’s Future Relies Heavily on the 18A and 14A Chip Nodes
• Temu Products Are Now More Expensive in the U.S. Due to Tariffs. Despite Trump’s Claims, China Isn’t Paying the Extra Cost

29 of April of 2025

• Fixing an iPhone Screen With a Lighter Isn’t Just Fake—It’s Dangerous
• When Spain and Portugal Went Dark, Starlink Kept Users Online: It Was ‘Even Better Than Usual’
• A ‘Prophetic’ Titanic Letter That Predicted the Ship’s Demise Went Up for Auction. It Sold for $400,000
• Huawei’s New AI GPU Could Deliver Knockout Blow to Nvidia in China
• Researchers Have Discovered That Concrete Spheres Are Great for Energy Storage. Testing Is Underway off the Coast of California
• See It to Believe It: The CMF Phone 2 Pro Price Has Turned the Mid-Range Segment Upside Down
• Amid a Crisis of Faith Among Young People, the Church Has Discovered a New Way to Connect: TikTok Nuns
• CMF Phone 2 Pro: There’s a New Contender to Top the Mid-Range Segment
• A Student Rescued From Mt. Fuji Forgot His Phone and Climbed Back Up to Get It. You Can Imagine What Happened
• I Have One Question After the Shanghai Auto Show: How Many Screens Are Too Many?

28 of April of 2025

• There’s a New Rapid Weight Loss Trend in Time for Summer: Skin Patches
• Chinese Cars No Longer Compete With Western Brands. They Compete With the Future Itself
• A Local Electricity Operator Attributes Spain and Portugal Power Outage to Rare Atmospheric Phenomenon: ‘Induced Atmospheric Vibration’
• Spain and Portugal Power Outage Triggers Cyberattack Concerns, but EU Rules It Out
• BYD Set Out to Win the EV Race. Then, TSMC Decided to Sell One of Its Factories
• There’s One Thing Apple Is Really Good At: Selling iPhones. There’s Another Thing It’s Not Good at All: Creating Mid-Tier Models
• YouTube Turns 20: From a 19-Second Video at a Zoo to a Global Media Powerhouse
• Due to a Shortage of Steel, Ships in World War II Were Built Using an Unusual Material: Concrete
• China and Russia Have an Ambitious Plan: Building a Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon by 2028

27 of April of 2025

• This 2,000-Year-Old Computer Has Captivated the World for Decades. Some Say It Never Actually Worked
• In 1914, Russia Banned Vodka to Curb Alcoholism. It Was a Disastrous Decision
• China’s Silent Oil Boom: The Strategy That Will Rewrite the Global Market
• Mount Everest Has Become a Tourism Monster. Some Think Drones Are the Answer
• Android Phone Manufacturers Have a New Obsession: Taking the Battle of Updates to the Limit
• One Surprising Buyer Is Transforming Abandoned Houses, Temples, and Factories in Japan Into Tourist Accommodations: China

26 of April of 2025

• Plants Are the New Pets. Owners Even Choose to Bury Them in Their Gardens When They Die
• Relabeling Products in South Korea: This is the Strategy Chinese Companies Are Using in the Ongoing U.S. Trade War
• For Centuries, People Thought Birds Flew to the Moon During Winter—Until an Arrow Shot in Africa Landed in Germany
• Einstein Was Right: Astronomers Discover a ‘Dark Matter Bridge’ Using His Predictions
• U.S. Deserts Have 1,200 GW of Solar Power, Which Could Be Used for AI Development. The Technology Is Ready, but Tech Companies Are Hesitant
• The New Version of Illiteracy Isn’t About Reading or Writing—It’s About Treating AI Like an Oracle, Not a Tool
• Venice Has a New Plan to Plan to Curb Overtourism: Doubling Its Entry Fee

25 of April of 2025

• Don’t Tell Me Your Age—Tell Me Your Grip Strength: What Simple Signs Reveal About Aging
• We’ve Reached a Point Where People Are Taking Selfies With Pope Francis’ Dead Body
• Funko Yourself: How to Use ChatGPT to Create a Funko Version of Yourself
• The Death of the Pope Has Everyone Watching Conclave Again—Viewership Jumps 283%
• Intel Turns Its Eyes to Meta to Stay Competitive. Its Strategy Involves Layoffs, More Office Days, and Middle Management
• The U.S. Seems Determined to Break Up Its Monopolies. Google Is Its Primary Target
• Nintendo Switch 2 Comes With a Bitter Surprise: Many Third-Party Game Cards Don’t Include the Actual Game, but Rather a Download Key
• YouTube Sounds Different: Human Voices Are Less Prevalent, While Creators Are Increasingly Using AI-Powered Dubbing
• Is It a Penis or a Scabbard? The Answer Could Resolve the Hottest Question in Academia
• Two Students Created an AI Model to Cheat on Job Interviews. Their Project Just Raised $5.3 Million
• One Fact Shows the Dramatic Future Ahead After U.S.’ Tariffs on China: Container Ship Bookings Have Fallen by 60%
• People Have Used Earth’s Magnetic Field as a Navigational Guide for Centuries. Researchers Want to Change That

24 of April of 2025

• The iRobot Roomba Max 705 Is Ready to Conquer Homes With Pets Using One Major Weapon: Power
• Desperate to Compete With ChatGPT, Google Has a Plan to Get Gemini Everywhere: Money
• Nvidia’s AI Chips Are All the Rage. However, Gamers Are Still Complaining About Issues With Its Graphics Cards Months Later
• ITER Addresses One of Nuclear Fusion’s Biggest Challenges: Preventing Incredibly Hot Plasma From Damaging the Reactor
• Australian Snipers Have Shot Down 750 Koalas From Helicopters. Believe It or Not, It Was for the Animals’ Own Good
• Nintendo Has Its Eyes on Discord as It Hunts Down Pokémon Leaker. It Won’t Give Up Easily
• 156 Million Americans Are Breathing In Unhealthy Levels of Smog and Soot, New Report Says
• Being Friendly to ChatGPT Isn’t Cheap: This Is How Much It Costs OpenAI Every Time You Say ‘Please’ and ‘Thank You’
• Mark Zuckerberg Moved Two Superyachts 5,300 Miles From Home for One Reason: Going Heli-Skiing in Scandinavia

23 of April of 2025

• In Response to Labor Shortages, Japan Takes an Unprecedented Step: Equal Pay for Women
• ‘Ozempic Pills’ Are Just Around the Corner—And They’re Not From Ozempic’s Maker
• Tesla Was a Shiny New Toy for Wall Street Until Musk’s Political Pursuits Almost Ruined It
• A Look at Samsung’s Historic Moment as the Company Loses Its 30-Year Leadership in the DRAM Chip Industry
• Americans Are Into Magic Mushrooms More Than Ever Before, Study Finds
• The U.S. Wants to Build an Unprecedented Missile Defense Shield. SpaceX Has the Perfect Technology for It
• Logitech and Anker Are Starting to Show the Consequences of Trump’s Tariffs: They’ve Raised Prices on Some Popular Products
• Alibaba’s AI Pancreatic Cancer Detection Tool Is So Effective That the FDA Has Expedited Its Approval
• NASA’s Longest-Serving Astronaut Returns to Earth on His 70th Birthday: What Does This Mean for Space Photography?
• Meta Has a Long History of Copying Rival Apps for Profit. Edits Is the Latest Example

22 of April of 2025

• The U.S. Seemed Happy to Revive its Nuclear Industry. Now, Tariffs Have Created a Problem
• If You Wondered How the U.S. Would Get Rare Earth Elements After China’s Ban, the Answer Is Hard Drives
• Who Was the First Person in History That Appeared on Video? It Might Be a Pope
• Intel’s Future Depends Heavily on the Success of One Chip Fabrication Node: The 18A Process
• Shein and Temu Respond to Trump’s Tariffs by Increasing Prices on All Products
• Experts Have Warned of the Dangers of Arsenic in Rice for Years. We Might Be Underestimating the Risks When It Matters Most
• Scientists Suspected That Mars Was Once a Habitable Planet. NASA’s Curiosity Rover Has Just Cleared Up Any Doubts
• Trump’s Tariffs Could Potentially Crown a Winner in the War Between Coke and Pepsi
• Egypt Has a Problem With Its Pyramids. Many Tourists Say They’re Traumatized After Their Visits

21 of April of 2025

• Inside Shenzhen’s Counterfeit Market: China Plays in a Different League When It Comes to Knock-Offs
• Only Five People in the World Have Seen This New Color. The Trick: Lasers on Their Retinas
• Millionaires Have a New Obsession: Fed Up With Technology, They Want Homes That Are as ‘Dumb’ as Possible
• NASA Safety Panel Issues Strong Warning About the ISS: It’s in a Very Bad State
• ChatGPT Used to Be a Tool. Now That It Can Remember Your Conversations, It’ll Be Something More: A Relationship
• Google Earth Update Reveals China’s New Naval Base and Its Six Nuclear Submarines
• Mark Zuckerberg Criticizes Apple for Not Innovating for Decades While on His Ever-Faithful MacBook
• Explore 40 Years of Apple Operating Systems Without Installing Any Software: Infinite Mac Is the Ultimate macOS Museum in Your Browser
• No Place for the Lone Nipple: Texas School District Bans Virginia State Flag in the Classroom Over ‘Full-Frontal Nudity’
• Olive Leaf Tea Sounds Like a Perfectly Healthy Drink. Scientists Aren’t So Sure

20 of April of 2025

• We’ve Been Drugging Salmon With Cocaine and Anxiety Meds. It's Making Them Act a Little Weird
• Why Is Fruit Becoming Sweeter? The Answer to This Question Is More Complex Than You Think
• Japan Is Experiencing the Unthinkable in Its Most Emblematic Neighborhoods: The ‘Chinatownification’ of Anime and Video Games
• The Chromecast USB Port Offers More Than Just Power: Here Are Three Lesser-Known Uses You Should Try
• Microsoft Once Believed It Had Discovered a Way to Humanize Windows Through a Program Called Bob. It Was a Total Failure
• Sex Can Be Deadly for Many Male Species. Octopuses Have a Unique Strategy to Survive: Injecting Venom Into Their Partner

19 of April of 2025

• Olive Trees Are Known for Their Longevity. Some Could Be 4,000 Years Old
• AI Is Also a Tool for Getting a Job: ‘No One Will Be Able to Know’
• Many Elderly People Die in Japan With No One Noticing. These Are the Companies Cleaning Up Their Final Traces
• Protein Deficiency Is a Health Risk. Here Are the Key Symptoms to Watch For
• You Don’t Need to Pay for a Remote Desktop Solution: RustDesk Is Free and Works Perfectly on Your Phone
• Welcome to Apple Park: You’ll Feel Like You’re Stepping Into a Severance Scene
• An Old Dream, a Boeing 727, and an Unusual Decision: This Is How an Engineer Transformed an Airplane Into His Home

18 of April of 2025

• Drinking Too Much Alcohol Affects Your Brain. The Effects Aren’t Far From Those of a Brain Injury
• The World’s Fastest Electric Car Looks Like Something Out of Batman’s Garage. Its Secret: It ‘Trains’ in a 19th-Century Tunnel
• Thousands of Marine Ecosystems Depend on One Thing: Whale Pee and Poop
• Some People Are Using OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini to Find the Location of Photos. It’s a Privacy Nightmare
• As Stock Markets Plunged and Gold Faltered, One Asset Held Its Own: Hermès Handbags
• Who Is Clarus? Meet Apple’s Unofficial Dogcow Mascot That Had Its Own Merchandise and Easter Eggs
• You’d Be a Nobody at Apple Unless Steve Jobs Invited You to the Top 100 Retreat. What Happened There Defined the Company’s Future
• The Bugatti Veyron Was a Fascinating $1.7 Million Supercar. Yet, Volkswagen Lost $6.7 Million for Every Unit Sold

17 of April of 2025

• New Fantastic Four Trailer Reveals More Than Visuals—It Hints at Marvel’s Plan to Escape the MCU Slump
• The Webb Telescope Has Been Searching for Extraterrestrial Life for Years. It Has Just Detected the Strongest Signal Yet on the Exoplanet K2-18b
• Another Blow to Google’s Empire: Judge Finds Part of Its Ad Business Illegal
• o4-mini Is Much More Than Just Another AI Model. It’s OpenAI’s Tesla Model 3
• The U.S. Wins: TSMC Will Produce Its Best Chips in Arizona, Though They Will Reportedly Be 30% More Expensive
• Edward Albert Lancelot Dodd Canterbury Caterham Wickfield Was One of Brazil’s Most Prestigious Judges, or So Brazilians Thought
• All Apple Products Follow the Same Design Pattern From 1874: The Euler Spiral
• A South Korean City Offered Young People $14,000 to Encourage Them to Get Married. They Couldn’t Care Less

16 of April of 2025

• The Loophole Shein Used to Sell Clothes Without Tariffs in the U.S. Has Been Closed. Its $44 Billion Empire Is Trembling
• A New Android Feature Could Restart Your Phone Every Three Days—and That’s Good News
• The U.S. Saw China’s Rare Earth Ban Coming. Now Its Plan B Is the Pacific Seabed
• U.S. F-35 Fighter Jets and Ballistic Missiles Need the Key Component of a Magnet. The Problem: It’s ‘Made in China’
• Contrary to Popular Belief, Not All Pirates Used the Same Flag. It Was Their Way of Introducing Themselves to Others
• U.S. Egg Shortage Means Americans Are Painting Potatoes, Marshmallows, and Rocks for Easter This Year
• Can I Get a WOOP? This Is the WOOP Method, a Strategy for Overcoming Obstacles to Achieve Your Goals

15 of April of 2025

• This Abandoned Nuclear Power Plant Has Been Given a Second Life as the Quietest Acoustic Laboratory on Earth
• ChatGPT Is Already the Most Downloaded App in the World. The Only Problem Is It Doesn’t Know How to Make Money From Its Popularity
• Elon Musk Fired Self-Drive Car Safety Experts—the Same People Who Were Supposed to Regulate Tesla’s Vehicles
• China Has Done What Global Industry Feared Most: Blocked the Export of the Most Valuable Rare Earth Elements
• A Minecraft Movie Is Such a Phenomenon That It’s Causing Riots in Theaters
• German Scientists Made the Impossible Possible in the 1990s: They Developed a Critical Component for Today’s Chip Manufacturing Machines
• Don’t Put Coffee Up Your Butt, Scientists Say
• Unsupervised Poop and Vomit on the Seas: Trump Administration Guts Team in Charge of Inspecting Sanitation on Ships
• After Analyzing the Abstracts of Scientific Papers, Researchers Came to One Conclusion: They’re Pretty Much Clickbait
• Web OS vs. AMOLED vs. POLED: Here Are the Terms You Need to Know When It Comes to Your Smart TV

14 of April of 2025

• Get the Most Out of Your AirPods With These Simple Tips and Tricks
• What Phone and Apps Bill Gates Uses: Microsoft Co-Founder Prefers Android and Devices With Innovative Formats
• For Years, We’ve Waited for Hours at Airports. TikTok’s ‘Airport Theory’ Says That’s a Mistake
• The Divisumma Calculator Was Olivetti’s Mechanical Masterpiece. It’s Become a Retro-Futuristic Icon
• Startup Is Planning World’s First Sperm Race in Los Angeles: ‘[It] Isn’t Just a Joke… It’s Something Much Bigger’
• After Betting on Space, Jeff Bezos Is Now Investing in Elon Musk’s Other Obsession: EVs

13 of April of 2025

• Google DeepMind Has Made the Dream of Some Employees a Reality: Getting Paid Without Working
• Six Scientists Living 6,500 Feet Underwater for 40 Days: This Is China’s Ambitious Deep-Sea Space Station
• There’s One Area Where Renewable Energy Is Clearly Outpacing Fossil Fuels: Patents
• Duolingo and Your Favorite Supermarket Have the Key to Boosting Your Motivation: The Goal Gradient Effect
• Gemini Live Lets Your Phone See—And It’s Both Fascinating and Creepy. Here’s My Experience
• Scientists Developed 200 Sorghum Varieties, a Little-Known Grain That Withstands Drier Conditions
• The Australian City of Darwin Has a Population of 250,000, Including 100,000 Wild Crocodiles

12 of April of 2025

• Scientists Just Discovered That 20% of Our DNA Comes From an Unknown Hominid Population: Population B
• Coffee Doesn’t Contain Cholesterol, but It Can Increase It. Researchers Discover the Best Brew to Lower the Risk
• The White Lotus Is Proof That All You Need Is a Group of Millionaires Vacationing on Your Shores to Attract Tourists
• We Don’t Need More Productivity Methods. We Need a Purpose
• Shopify’s CEO Has a Clear Message: ‘Using AI Effectively Is Now a Fundamental Expectation of Everyone’ at His Company
• Researchers Thought They Had Solved the Mystery of the Giant Paleozoic ‘Trees.’ They Couldn’t Have Been More Wrong
• A Princeton Student Wrote a Paper in 1977 on How to Build an Atomic Bomb at Home. The FBI Confiscated It

11 of April of 2025

• Why the U.S. Wants Greenland: Tech Billionaires See a Libertarian Utopia in the Arctic
• Nvidia Will Continue to Sell Its H20 AI GPUs in China. It Cost the Company a $1 Million Dinner
• How to Cut the Cable Cord in 2025: A Step-by-Step Guide on Switching to a Live Streaming TV Option
• Amid the Tariff Storm, the U.S. Quietly Passed Its First Crypto Law
• 12 Years After Mocking SpaceX’s Reusable Rocket ‘Dream,’ Europe’s ArianeGroup Is Developing a Mini Falcon 9
• The Hermès Heir Who Adopted His Gardener Has Lost His Shares Again. The Emir of Qatar Is Suing Him
• U.S. Wealthiest Billionaires Take a Breather: After Losing a Fortune, Their Net Worth Has Skyrocketed Again
• The Universe Is Becoming Increasingly Chaotic. Scientists Don’t Know Why, Suspect Dark Energy Might Be the Culprit
• Boeing Might Be the Next Victim in Trump’s Trade War. The Winner: Airbus
• Pink Moon, Explained: How to Watch and Why the Color Has Nothing to Do With its Name
• China’s Next Move Amid Tariff War With the U.S.: Cutting Hollywood Film Releases

10 of April of 2025

• Roku Ultra vs. Fire TV Cube: Which Streaming Device Is the Best Fit for You?
• Canva’s New Visual Suite 2.0 Isn’t Just Another Push Into Photoshop Territory—It’s a Direct Shot at Google and Microsoft
• This Nuclear Reactor Is Unlike Any Other. It Was Designed Specifically for Data Centers
• The U.S. Threatens TSMC With Up to 100% Tariffs if It Doesn’t Build Its Chip Fabs in Arizona
• Luxury Brands Hoped to Expand in the U.S. Following a Decline in China. Tariffs Had Other Ideas
• Big Tech Shares Are Plunging. The Question Is Which Companies Can Best Withstand the Impact of Trump’s Tariffs
• Midjourney Used to Have the Best Image Generation Technology. ChatGPT Just Taught It a Lesson: Distribution Is Key
• In Race to Save Honeybees, New Test to Identify Colonies That Can ‘Smell’ Disease Is Key
• China Might Have Found a Solution to Circumvent Trump’s Tariffs: Kyrgyzstan
• The Main Issue With Trump’s Tariffs Isn’t That the iPhone Might Cost You More. Rather, It’s the Snowball Effect They’ll Trigger

09 of April of 2025

• Best Non-Cable TV Options: A Breakdown and Comparison of the Best Live Streaming TV Services
• Twenty-three Years Later, SpaceX Wins Its Most Brutal Battle Yet: Becoming the Leading U.S. Military Launcher
• U.S. Tariffs Are Already Affecting Two Companies That Are the Backbone of Taiwan’s Economy: TSMC and Foxconn
• The U.S. Has Detected a Strange Object in Space and Located the Source That Released It: Russia
• U.S. Tariffs Are a Tech Industry Wrecking Ball. The Exception: Chinese Phones
• Bombardier Global 8000 Is Set to Enter Service: This Is the World’s Fastest Civilian Aircraft Since Concorde
• The U.S. Has Long Dreamed of Having a ‘Made in America’ iPhone. It Seems It’ll Have an Indian-Made Phone First
• Researchers Have Created Biodegradable Nails That Can Be Melted Down and Reused Again
• Satellite Imagery Reveals the Scale of China’s Military Ambitions: It’s Building The World’s Largest Military Base
• Apple Takes Action to Mitigate the Impact of Trump’s Tariffs: It’s Reportedly Flying Five Flights Filled With iPhones From India
• Trump’s 104% Tariff on China Officially Comes Into Effect. Apple Is No Longer the World’s Most Valuable Company

08 of April of 2025

• Google Fi vs. AT&T: A Breakdown of Their Prices, Plans, and Features
• Starlink Satellites Have Revolutionized Modern Warfare. China and Russia Are Developing ‘Starlink Killers’ to Disable Them
• Scientists Have Successfully Brought Dire Wolves Back From Extinction 10,000 Years Later. Are They Really Back, Though?
• China Responds to the U.S. by Putting the Global Chip Industry on the Ropes. Here’s Its Strategy
• The Brain Controls Everything: Researchers Just Discovered Neurons That Tell You When to Eat and Drink
• The U.S. Shaped Modern Globalization. Now, It's Destroying It
• China Has Become Hostile Territory for Microsoft. Its First Joint Venture in the Country Ceases Operations and Lays Off 2,000 Employees
• There’s One Clear Winner From the 25% Car Tariffs: BYD, the Epitome of Everything China Has to Gain
• Trump Administration Finally Speaks Out on Penguin Tariffs: Yes, They Were on Purpose
• SpaceX’s Valuation Has Reached Such Unprecedented Levels That President Gwynne Shotwell Is Now a Billionaire

07 of April of 2025

• Boost Mobile vs. MetroPCS: A Breakdown of Their Plans, Features, and Perks
• Apple’s Big Opportunity Is to Use Tariffs to Fulfill a Long-Held Desire: The Subscription iPhone
• The Obsession for Studio Ghibli-Style Images May Have Forced OpenAI to Take an Unprecedented Step: Adding a Watermark
• Making the 256 GB iPhone 16 Pro in China Costs About $550. The New Tariffs Will Push That Price Up to $850
• Building a $200 Million 260-Foot Yacht Wasn’t the Hard Part, but Rather Getting It to Sea in Perfect Condition
• Ukraine Is Sending Drones to Russia That, When Captured, Infect Military Systems With Malware
• China Has Developed Its Own Alternative to HDMI and DisplayPort. It’s Called GPMI and Supports up to 192 Gbps
• The Great Solar Paradox: The Cheaper Solar Energy Becomes, the More It Collapses Global Power Grids
• There’s a Reason Why Sea Lions in California Are Acting Weird. It's the Poison in the Ocean
• Researchers Discovered Fungi That Can Metabolize Gold in 2019. They Could Become Crucial for Space Mining

06 of April of 2025

• For 60,000 Years, a Tribe Has Been Isolated on Their Island. A New Threat Has Put Them in Danger: Influencers
• 500 Million Years of Evolution Separate Us From Starfish. However, the Hormones That Regulate Our Appetite Haven’t Changed Much
• Genetics Might Have the Answer to Every Cat Owner’s Eternal Question: What’s My Pet Thinking?
• People Have Wondered for Years if Going Barefoot on Long Flights Is a Good Idea. Airlines Are Clear About It
• Japan Activates Plan Amid Growing War Fears: This Is How It’ll Evacuate Its Islands Closest to Taiwan Within Six Days
• When You Think About All the Great Things the Romans Did, Remember That They Got Them Done Even Though They Had Lead Poisoning

05 of April of 2025

• The World Recognizes the Wright Brothers as the Inventors of the Airplane. Brazilians Think Otherwise
• Exploring Spotify’s Financial ‘Miracle’: This Is How the Company Reported a Profit After 18 Years of Losses
• TikTok’s Most Popular Wearable Isn’t Apple or Samsung. It’s the Oura Ring, and It Can Track Your Menstrual Cycle
• Solo Dining Is No Longer Taboo: Why More People Are Eating Alone
• Billionaire Mark Cuban Has a Piece of Advice for Gen Z: ‘You Have to Learn About AI’
• China Introduces a Powerful New Tool Amid Rising Incidents Involving Undersea Cables: A Colossal Radial Cutter

04 of April of 2025

• Why Greenland Is So Important: The Key Is the GIUK Gap, Which Gives China and Russia Access to the Eastern U.S.
• A Group of Researchers Has Tried Out 4:3 Intermittent Fasting. The Results Are Promising
• Nintendo Delays Switch 2 Preorders. Trump’s Tariffs Begin to Impact the Video Game Industry
• Researchers Just Found a Lichen Species That Can Live and Thrive on Mars. This Is Why It’s an Incredibly Fascinating Discovery
• With a 54% Tariff and a $2,300 iPhone, There’s No Easy Way Out for Apple
• Only 15 People Belong to the Exclusive $100 Billion Club: They’re the 0.5% of the Richest 1%
• China Responds to U.S. Tariffs by Attacking One of Its Vulnerabilities: Rare Earth Elements
• A Small Island in the Indian Ocean Is Home to Only Seals and Penguins. It’s Not Safe From Trump’s Tariffs, Either
• Microsoft Turns 50: What’s Truly Remarkable Isn’t That It Still Exists, but Rather That It Remains Incredibly Relevant
• The Intel and TSMC Deal Is Almost Done: What Does This Mean for Intel’s Semiconductor Fabs?

03 of April of 2025

• U.S. Tariffs Threaten a Gigantic Domino Effect on the Global Economy. The First Domino Is Big Tech
• The U.S. Social Security Code Base Is at Risk: Elon Musk Wants to Replace It Using AI
• Trump Has Imposed New Tariffs on Almost the Entire Planet. There Are Two Exceptions: Russia and North Korea
• Nintendo Switch 2, First Impressions: This New Console Is Here to Shake Up the Video Game Industry
• Archeologists Keep Uncovering Ancient Corpses as Glaciers Melt. It’s a Race Against the Clock
• BYD Cars Offer 250 Miles of Range in Just Five Minutes. Mercedes Isn’t Impressed
• Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won’t Kill You, But It Might Hit the Moon. This Is Amazing News
• A Google Innovation Was Crucial for the GPT Models. The Company Reportedly Has a New Plan to Stop Benefiting Its Rivals
• Once-Stranded Astronaut Says That NASA Went Against the Protocol to Save Them: ‘These Folks Are Heroes’
• Elon Musk’s Role With DOGE Has Harmed Tesla the Most. He’s Reportedly Set to Step Down Soon

02 of April of 2025

• It May Seem Worrying That an AI Model Would Get Stuck Playing a Video Game as Simple as Pokémon. It’s Not at All
• YouTube TV vs. Sling TV: Which Service Is Best for Those Looking to Quit Cable?
• An Apple-1 Auctioned for $375,000 Just Revealed New Facts About the Origins of the Company
• New Nintendo Switch 2: Nintendo’s Latest Console Is Bigger, More Powerful, and Ready to Win
• New Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+: These New Models Prove That Tablets Are More Alive Than Ever
• CERN Physicists Knew the Symmetry Between Up and Down Quarks Was Broken. What They Just Discovered Changes Everything
• Idaho's New Public Indecency Law Has Two Targets: Boobs and Truck Nuts
• One Million New Users in One Hour: Studio Ghibli-Style Images Have Boosted the ChatGPT Phenomenon Again
• A Bitcoin Billionaire Paid SpaceX to Carry Out the First Spaceflight Around the Poles. He Just Achieved It

01 of April of 2025

• Neom Was Saudi Arabia’s Dream to Get Rid of Oil. The Low Price of Black Gold Is Proving to Be Its Worst Nightmare
• AI Still Hasn’t Become the New Google: It Still Relies Heavily on Hyping Up Potential Users
• Kids in Sweden Are Imitating Elon Musk’s Controversial Gesture. The Problem Is That Far-Right Groups Are Recruiting Them
• With Simple Plans and Non-Exclusive Programming, YouTube Is About to Do the Unthinkable: Beat Disney
• OpenAI Just Secured the Largest Funding Round in History: Investors Seem to Have Faith in AI After All
• ChatGPT Studio Ghibli Photos: Here Are Some Free Alternatives to Create Animated Images From Your Photos
• Temu Is Still Making Billions, but Its Aggressive Model Is Showing Initial Signs of Strain
• Chinese AI Startup Manus Just Launched a $200-per-Month Subscription. It’s Bad News for the Industry
• Elon Musk Offered $20 for Selfies in Support of a Wisconsin Candidate, but Getting the Money Is Far From Easy
• A Lifetime in 300 Days: Once-Stranded Astronauts Look Incredibly Different From How They Did Before Getting Stuck in Space