Jody Serrano

203 published news

June 2025

1. 28 June
2. Trump Mobile Promised Its T-1 Phone Would Be ‘Made in America.’ It’s Not Really Clear What That Means
3. 26 June
4. Residents in Santa Monica Are Waging War Against the Beeps Made by Waymo’s Robotaxis
5. 25 June
6. Telegram’s CEO Claims He Has 100 ‘Kids.’ He Plans to Leave His $14 Billion Fortune to All of Them
7. Apple Initially Thought Helping Students Convince Their Parents to Buy Them a Mac Was a Great Idea. It Changed Its Mind
8. 20 June
9. 'Major Fail': Elon Musk Says He’s Fixing Grok After Chatbot Spews Answer He Doesn’t Like
10. 19 June
11. Reddit Turns to AI to Let Companies Slap Positive Comments Under Their Ads

May 2025

1. 28 May
2. Texas Passes Law Requiring Apple and Google to Verify Users’ Ages When Downloading Any App
3. Manhattanhenge Is Today: Here's What You Need to Know to See One of the Best Sunsets of the Year
4. 27 May
5. Races Go Through Thousands of Plastic Cups on the Big Day. This Startup Wants to Change That
6. Tourists Are Stealing Dozens of Old Cobblestones in a Belgian City. They’re Not Cheap
7. 26 May
8. McDonald’s Wanted to Win Over Afternoon Coffee Lovers With Drink Spinoff, CosMc’s. Two Years Later, It’s Closing Them All
9. A Texas Woman Used an App to Buy a Lottery Ticket. She’s Suing Because the State Won’t Pay Out Her $83.5 Million Prize
10. 23 May
11. If You’re Flying in the U.S., Don’t Put Your Power Banks or Spare Batteries in Your Checked Bags
12. The New York Times Wrote About an Indigenous Tribe's Exposure to the Internet. The Tribe Is Suing It for Portraying It As ‘Porn Addicts’
13. 22 May
14. FDA Officially Bans All Compounding Pharmacies From Making and Selling Generic Ozempic
15. Fortnite Used AI to Recreate James Earl Jones’ Voice for Darth Vader. His Family Said It Was Fine, but SAG-AFTRA Claims Otherwise
16. 21 May
17. Sesame Street Is Getting a New Home but Will Remain Free for the Public
18. The Chicago Sun-Times Published a Summer Reading List. There’s Just One Problem: More Than Half of the Books Don’t Exist
19. 20 May
20. A Book Club in Texas Has Been Reading the Same Book for 12 Years. It's Not Alone
21. Kansas Mom Sues Porn Sites After Her 14-Year-Old Used an Old Laptop to View Adult Content 118 Times
22. 19 May
23. Forget Humans. This Startup Wants to Send Giant Robot Centipedes to Pull Those Hard-to-Reach Weeds on Farms
24. Deepfake Porn Is Thriving in the Age of AI. A New U.S. Law Will Force Tech Companies to Take It Down in 48 Hours
25. 16 May
26. Company Returns Its Entire Tesla Fleet, Citing Elon Musk’s Politics: ‘Thank You for the Ride’
27. College Professors Are Using ChatGPT to Generate Classroom Materials and Grade Assignments. Students Are Not Amused
28. 14 May
29. Florida Could See a Record Amount of Stinky, Slimy Seaweed on Its Beaches This Year
30. Grok Thinks Trump’s Story About His ‘Seriously Overweight’ Friend That Takes the ‘Fat Shot Drug’ Is Elon Musk
31. 13 May
32. Going for Dip in Lakes and Creeks Sounds Harmless, but Be Careful: You Could Be Swimming in Poop
33. Companies Are Eyeing America’s $1.5 Trillion Lithium Deposit, Potentially the Largest on Earth
34. 12 May
35. Texas Wants to Force Solar Companies to Buy Energy From Coal Plants—at Night
36. Lawsuit Says Ziploc Bags and Containers Expose People to Microplastics When Put in the Microwave and Freezer
37. 09 May
38. Three Teens Were Playing Ding-Dong Ditch for a TikTok Challenge. One Ended Up Dead
39. Uber CEO Has Something to Say About Worker Discontent Over the Return to the Office: ‘It Is What It Is’
40. 08 May
41. Hurricane Season Could Get an Early Start This Year, Forecasters Warn
42. California Is Releasing Millions of Fruit Flies Around the State on Purpose. The Reason: To Have Less Fruit Fries
43. 07 May
44. Researchers Pit a Sea Lion Against Humans to See Who Could Keep a Beat Better. The Winner Isn’t Who You Would Expect
45. ‘A Frankenstein of Love’: Family Uses AI to Bring Murder Victim Back to Life in Court
46. 06 May
47. Donald Trump: U.S. President and… Grinch? Mattel Says It Will Raises Prices on Toys Because of Tariffs
48. Hikers Found an Aluminum Can in a Stone Wall. It Held a Treasure Worth $680,000 Inside
49. 05 May
50. A Man Let Himself be Bitten by Venomous Snakes 200 Times. His Blood Could Hold the Key to a Universal Antivenom
51. Texas Wants to Ban Furries in Schools. The Problem Is, It Can’t Find Any

April 2025

1. 29 April
2. A ‘Prophetic’ Titanic Letter That Predicted the Ship’s Demise Went Up for Auction. It Sold for $400,000
3. A Student Rescued From Mt. Fuji Forgot His Phone and Climbed Back Up to Get It. You Can Imagine What Happened
4. 25 April
5. We’ve Reached a Point Where People Are Taking Selfies With Pope Francis’ Dead Body
6. Is It a Penis or a Scabbard? The Answer Could Resolve the Hottest Question in Academia
7. 24 April
8. 156 Million Americans Are Breathing In Unhealthy Levels of Smog and Soot, New Report Says
9. 23 April
10. Americans Are Into Magic Mushrooms More Than Ever Before, Study Finds
11. 22 April
12. Trump’s Tariffs Could Potentially Crown a Winner in the War Between Coke and Pepsi
13. 21 April
14. NASA Safety Panel Issues Strong Warning About the ISS: It’s in a Very Bad State
15. No Place for the Lone Nipple: Texas School District Bans Virginia State Flag in the Classroom Over ‘Full-Frontal Nudity’
16. 16 April
17. The Loophole Shein Used to Sell Clothes Without Tariffs in the U.S. Has Been Closed. Its $44 Billion Empire Is Trembling
18. U.S. Egg Shortage Means Americans Are Painting Potatoes, Marshmallows, and Rocks for Easter This Year
19. 15 April
20. This Abandoned Nuclear Power Plant Has Been Given a Second Life as the Quietest Acoustic Laboratory on Earth
21. Unsupervised Poop and Vomit on the Seas: Trump Administration Guts Team in Charge of Inspecting Sanitation on Ships
22. Web OS vs. AMOLED vs. POLED: Here Are the Terms You Need to Know When It Comes to Your Smart TV
23. 14 April
24. Startup Is Planning World’s First Sperm Race in Los Angeles: ‘[It] Isn’t Just a Joke… It’s Something Much Bigger’
25. 11 April
26. How to Cut the Cable Cord in 2025: A Step-by-Step Guide on Switching to a Live Streaming TV Option
27. Pink Moon, Explained: How to Watch and Why the Color Has Nothing to Do With its Name
28. 10 April
29. Roku Ultra vs. Fire TV Cube: Which Streaming Device Is the Best Fit for You?
30. In Race to Save Honeybees, New Test to Identify Colonies That Can ‘Smell’ Disease Is Key
31. 09 April
32. Best Non-Cable TV Options: A Breakdown and Comparison of the Best Live Streaming TV Services
33. Researchers Have Created Biodegradable Nails That Can Be Melted Down and Reused Again
34. 08 April
35. Google Fi vs. AT&T: A Breakdown of Their Prices, Plans, and Features
36. Trump Administration Finally Speaks Out on Penguin Tariffs: Yes, They Were on Purpose
37. 07 April
38. Boost Mobile vs. MetroPCS: A Breakdown of Their Plans, Features, and Perks
39. There’s a Reason Why Sea Lions in California Are Acting Weird. It's the Poison in the Ocean
40. 02 April
41. YouTube TV vs. Sling TV: Which Service Is Best for Those Looking to Quit Cable?
42. Idaho's New Public Indecency Law Has Two Targets: Boobs and Truck Nuts
43. 01 April
44. Elon Musk Offered $20 for Selfies in Support of a Wisconsin Candidate, but Getting the Money Is Far From Easy

March 2025

1. 31 March
2. Scientists Have Bad News About America’s Buzziest Workers: U.S. Could See Devastating Honeybee Losses in 2025
3. 28 March
4. Delaware Passes ‘Billionaire’s Law’ to Prevent a DExit by American Corporations. Its Inspiration: Elon Musk
5. 27 March
6. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Wants to 'Make Frying Oil (Beef) Tallow Again.' Experts Say Otherwise
7. 26 March
8. Wanna Buy a Sex Toy Online in Texas? Proposed Law Says You’ll Have to Provide Your ID
9. 25 March
10. Elon Musk’s DOGE Is Taking Weather Balloons Out of the Sky. It Could Have Serious Consequences
11. 24 March
12. ‘Zombie Deer Disease’ Isn’t a Joke. Scientists Warn That There Could Be Human Cases One day
13. 21 March
14. Retiring the American Penny Could Create an Entirely New Problem Around Another Coin: Nickels
15. 20 March
16. Not Even Apple Can Make Apple TV+ Work. The Service Has Created a Billion-Dollar Hole in the Company’s Finances
17. U.S. Officials Are Ramping Up Seizures at the Border. Curiously, the Most Confiscated Item Isn’t Drugs, It’s Eggs
18. 19 March
19. Texas Says It Wants to Ban AI-Generated Child Porn. It May End Up Banning Popular Anime Shows Instead
20. 18 March
21. Starbucks Lawsuit: A Man Suffered Third Degree Burns After Dropping Hot Tea in His Lap. He Was Just Awarded $50 Million
22. 17 March
23. U.S. Egg Shortage: Finland Says Sorry, Declines to Send Eggs to America
24. 14 March
25. Researchers Are Getting Closer to Creating the Ultimate Search-and-Rescue Workers: Cyborg Cockroaches
26. 13 March
27. Homes in the World’s Largest 3D-Printed Neighborhood Take One Week to Print. This Is What They Look Like
28. 12 March
29. Girl Scout Cookies Lawsuit, Explained: Do America’s Cookies Really Contain Harmful Metals and Toxins?
30. 11 March
31. You Should Probably Check on Your Old Warner Bros. DVDs: They May Be Affected by Disc Rot
32. 10 March
33. In California, Even Politicians Think Bigfoot Is Important. One Wants to Officially Recognize It by Law
34. 07 March
35. Texas Helped Big Betters Buy a $95 Million Jackpot. Now, It’s Investigating Whether There Was Foul Play
36. 06 March
37. Former Enemies Reunite to Bring Social Media Dinosaur Digg Back to Life
38. 05 March
39. The Trump Administration Briefly Considered Putting the FBI’s Headquarters for Sale. Then, It Changed Its Mind
40. 04 March
41. States Are Moving to Ban Weather Modification, Enshrining Conspiracy Into Law
42. 03 March
43. Blue Ghost Lander Becomes Second to Land on the Moon, the First to Land in One Piece

February 2025

1. 28 February
2. Ohio Lawmaker Wants 'Boneless' Chicken Wings to Truly Have No Bones
3. 27 February
4. The Lander Athena Has One Primary Mission: Landing Upright on the Moon
5. 26 February
6. How to Watch Blood Moon From U.S. on March 13
7. 25 February
8. The Gold in Fort Knox, Explained: Why Trump and Musk Are Suddenly Obsessed With Checking to Make Sure It’s Still There
9. 24 February
10. Link Click Is an Underrated Gem That’ll Make You Want to Dive Into Donghua
11. 21 February
12. Something Is Happening to the American Lobster in Maine. If It Continues, It Could Send Waves Through the U.S. Fishing Industry
13. 20 February
14. Coca-Cola’s Newest Hit Isn’t Related to Soda at All. The Company Is Raking In Cash by Selling Milk
15. 19 February
16. DOGE Stimulus, Explained: Why You’re Suddenly Hearing About $5,000 to $8,000 Checks on Social Media
17. 18 February
18. Spanish Soccer League Ordered ISPs to Block Access to Cloudflare to Stop Piracy. It Ended Up Blocking a Lot More Than Illegal Streams
19. 17 February
20. TikTok Hack Advises Airline Passengers to Put Their Seatbelt Around Their Ankles for Better Sleep. It's Not a Good Idea
21. 14 February
22. Back to Plastic: Trump Has Declared War on Paper Straws. Here’s What the Science Says
23. 13 February
24. Duolingo Said Its Owl Was Dead and Created the Internet's Biggest Mystery
25. 12 February
26. 200,000 Sign ‘Denmarkification’ Petition That Calls for Denmark to Buy California From Trump
27. 11 February
28. 'Frostbite on Exposed Skin in as Little as 10 Minutes': Millions Across U.S. Brace for Winter Storms and Extreme Cold
29. 10 February
30. 'Montoya, Por Favor': How a Spanish Reality TV Star Became a Worldwide Meme
31. 07 February
32. Federal Authorities Say They Will Begin Asking People to Present REAL IDs on Planes in May 2025—for Real This Time
33. 06 February
34. How Federal Employees Can Keep Their Communications Private Amid Trump’s DEI Crackdown
35. 05 February
36. Montoya, Explained: How Temptation Island Proves Language Is No Barrier for Understanding Drama on the Internet
37. 04 February
38. This Is Klarna’s Sebastian Siemiatkowski, the CEO Who Says AI Will Replace Human Jobs
39. 03 February
40. Trump Released Billions of Gallons of ‘Beautiful Water’ to Help Put Out the California Wildfires. Experts Say It’s a Dangerous Move

January 2025

1. 31 January
2. Newly Discovered Zombie Fungus Forces Spiders to Leave Their Lairs and Die Out in the Open
3. 30 January
4. Elon Musk Wants to Keep a Close Eye on the Government. The Solution: Sleeping in the DOGE Offices
5. 29 January
6. Amid New Pay-or-Go-Away Policy, Starbucks Tested Out Panic Buttons in Stores
7. 28 January
8. Astronomers Thought They’d Found a New Asteroid Near Earth. It Turned Out to Be Elon Musk’s Space Trash
9. 27 January
10. Elon Musk’s DOGE Wants to Retire the American Penny
11. 24 January
12. A Rare Flower Whose Name Means ‘Giant, Misshapen Penis’ Bloomed for the First Time in Years. It Smells Like Rotting Flesh
13. 23 January
14. Donald Trump’s Return to the Oval Office Means He Can Focus on His Weird Obsession: Making Showerheads and Toilets Great Again
15. 22 January
16. The Planetary Parade, Explained: How to Watch the Rare Planetary Alignment This Month
17. 21 January
18. ‘BIG TTS, DEE NUTZ, SM0LL PP’: Florida License Plate Denials Are Proof That Some Never Grow Out of Their Teenage Boy Era
19. 20 January
20. Does This Supergiant Sea Bug Look Like Darth Vader to You?
21. 17 January
22. Goodbye, Big Brother: GM Banned From Sharing Its Drivers’ Geolocation and Behavior Data With Insurance Companies
23. 16 January
24. Not Everyone Will be Banned From Using TikTok. It Looks Like the Biden Administration Made Some Exemptions
25. 15 January
26. With TikTok Ban Looming, Americans Say They’ve Found the Next Best Thing. Ironically, It’s a Chinese App Called RedNote
27. 14 January
28. Starbucks Has a New Message for the Public: Don’t Come In If You’re Not Going to Buy Anything
29. 13 January
30. What Caused the California Fires? Investigators Are Looking Into Arson, an Electrical Tower, and an Old Fire
31. 03 January
32. Pornhub Is Now Banned for 120 Million People in the U.S., but the Fight Over Porn Isn’t Over Yet
33. 02 January
34. The Internet’s New Queen Isn’t a Person, It’s the Walmart Copy of the Exclusive Birkin Bag

December 2024

1. 31 December
2. Superyachts Aren’t Doing It for Some Millionaires Anymore, so This Company Came Up With an Alternative: Luxury Submarines
3. Someone Stole Keanu Reeves’ Exclusive Rolex Watch in Los Angeles in 2023. It Was Just Found It in the Most Random Place: Chile
4. 30 December
5. Hertz Dangles Cheap Used Teslas in Front of Customers in Effort to Offload Fleet
6. 27 December
7. Regulators Sue Walmart for Illegally Opening Bank Accounts for Its Spark Delivery Drivers Without Their Consent
8. 26 December
9. Florida Is Debuting a New Material for Building Roads. There’s Just One Problem: It’s Radioactive
10. 23 December
11. Long-haired and Bearded Men Are the Latest Jesus Commodity, and They’re Making Bank
12. 20 December
13. RIP Murder Hornet. Insect That Took Pleasure in Ripping Off Honeybees’ Heads Declared Eradicated in the U.S.
14. 19 December
15. Virginia Chosen as Site for World’s First Commercial Nuclear Fusion Power Plant. Its Goal: Generating Electricity for 150,000 Homes
16. 18 December
17. New FTC Rule Will Force Companies Make Hidden Fees Obvious, but That Doesn’t Mean They’re Going Away
18. 17 December
19. This Church Considers Psychedelic Mushrooms to Be Religious Sacraments. It Says the Universe Is Telling It to ‘Get Out of San Francisco’
20. 16 December
21. City Has a Plea for Residents: Stop Putting Googly Eyes on Public Sculptures
22. 13 December
23. The ‘Most Dangerous Toy in History’ Includes Real Samples of Uranium Ore. It Just Sold for $16,500
24. 12 December
25. Oldest Gun in the U.S. Found in Ruins of Spanish Stone-and-Adobe Building. It’s 480 Years Old and Was Never Fired
26. 11 December
27. Texas Prevents People From Owning More Than 6 Dildos. Now Lawmakers Want to Ban Sex Toys at Walmart
28. 10 December
29. With New Ban, New Orleans Declares War on Mylar Balloons. Releasing One of Them Carries a $1,000 Fine
30. 09 December
31. Museum Worker Find Thousand-Year-Old Medieval Sword While Out for a Swim
32. 05 December
33. Secret U.S. Agency Is Paying $5 Million to Remove America’s Spy Satellites From New Vera Rubin Observatory Images
34. 04 December
35. The ‘Deaths in 2024’ Wikipedia Page Is the Most-Read of 2024. Here Are the Top 25 Most Popular Wikipedia Entries
36. 03 December
37. The Blue Grinch Meme Is Everywhere. Here’s What the ‘That Feeling When Knee Surgery Is Tomorrow’ Actually Means
38. 02 December
39. Crypto Millionaire Creates Real-Life Treasure Hunt in the U.S. The Prize: Five Boxes With Jewels, Gold, and a Moon Rock

November 2024

1. 27 November
2. The Debate Over American Water, Explained: Why Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Wants to Ban Fluoride in Water
3. 26 November
4. Bird Flu Virus Found in Raw Milk in California, Highlighting Risks as Drink Goes Mainstream
5. 25 November
6. Scientists Have a New Origin Theory for Mars’ Potato-Shaped Moons: A Shredded Asteroid
7. 23 November
8. Tap Water Delivered to 113 Million Americans May Contain Toxic Chemical, Scientists Say
9. 21 November
10. Crypto Billionaire Buys Viral Duct-Taped Banana for $6.2 Million, Says He Plans to Eat It
11. 19 November
12. Scientists Discover World’s Largest Coral, Which Is Longer Than the Blue Whale and Can Be Seen From Space
13. 18 November
14. Infamous Duct-Taped Banana Set to Bring In More Than $1 Million at Auction, Replacement Bananas Not Included
15. 15 November
16. Elon Musk Is Looking for People to Work at DOGE. Here's What He's Offering: Tedious Work, Lots of Enemies, and Zero Pay
17. 14 November
18. Mark Zuckerberg Has Another Name: Z-Pain. The Meta CEO Is Now Publishing Songs and Collabing With Artists
19. 13 November
20. Delta and United Will Support New Apple Feature That Lets You Share the Location of a Lost Item With Airlines
21. 12 November
22. Costco Had a Peculiar Reason for Removing 80,000 Pounds of Butter From Its Shelves: The Label Didn’t Specify It Contained Milk
23. 11 November
24. Mattel Includes Link to Porn Site on Wicked Dolls for Kids, Calls It an ‘Unfortunate Error’
25. 08 November
26. FDA Proposal Could Change the Composition of Over-the-Counter Cold Medicines Like DayQuil and Mucinex
27. 07 November
28. Big Tree Hunters Find World’s Largest Pine Tree in Yosemite National Park: ‘It Was All By Itself in the Forest’
29. 06 November
30. Elon Musk’s Random $1-Million-a-Day Election Giveaway Isn’t so Random After All, His Lawyers Say
31. 04 November
32. Farmers Sound the Alarm About the Future of Potato Chips in America
33. 01 November
34. Cash App Users Have Until Nov. 19 to Claim Up to $2,575 in Data Breach Settlement

October 2024

1. 31 October
2. High School Students Discover 10 New Ways to Prove 2,000-Year-Old Pythagorean Theorem
3. 29 October
4. U.S. Forces Airlines to Automatically Refund Passengers for Flight Cancellations and Delays of More Than 3 Hours
5. 28 October
6. American Airlines Is Testing Out New System to Stop Passengers From Cutting in Line. The Key: Public Humiliation
7. 24 October
8. Scammers Are Using the Face of the CEO of HeyGen, an AI Company That Lets You Create a ‘Digital Twin,’ in Crypto Phishing Video
9. 23 October
10. Honolulu Is Running Out of Options for its 650,000 Tons of Trash, So It’s Thinking About Shipping It Somewhere Else
11. 18 October
12. FBI Says Man Who Hacked SEC’s X Account Conducted a Search Asking, ‘What Are the Signs That the FBI Is After You'
13. 15 October
14. A Restaurant With 73,000 Instagram Followers Claims It’s Austin’s Top Restaurant. There’s One Problem: It Doesn’t Exist
15. 14 October
16. Why Elon Musk’s Social Media Posts May Prevent Him From Launching More SpaceX Rockets From California
17. 10 October
18. Americans Are Skimping on McDonald’s French Fries. The Frycopolapse Has Cost More Than 400 Workers Their Jobs
19. 08 October
20. ‘Shrinkflation’ Has Made Coca-Cola Bottles and Cereal Boxes Are Smaller. Lawmakers Are Calling the Companies Out for It
21. Days After Getting Battered by Hurricane Helene, Florida Holds Its Breath for Incoming Hurricane Milton
22. 05 October
23. License Plate Readers Are Reportedly Collecting Data on More Than Just Your Car
24. 03 October
25. Your Black Plastic Sushi Tray May Contain Banned Flame Retardants, New Study Says
26. 02 October
27. California Bans Fruit Loops, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, and Other Products Made With Synthetic Food Dyes From School Cafeterias

September 2024

1. 27 September
2. The Milk Recall in 27 States Is Critical to People Allergic to Almonds. Here’s What You Need to Know
3. 26 September
4. Next Week’s Annular Solar Eclipse Will Create a ‘Ring of Fire’ in the Sky
5. California Orders School Districts to Ban or Limit Student Cell Phone Use by 2026
6. 25 September
7. U.S. Braces for Tropical Storm Helene. Forecasters Say It Could Become a Hurricane
8. 23 September
9. U.S. Households Will Be Able to Request Free COVID-19 Tests Under New Government Campaign
10. Texas Is Getting a New Nuclear Reactor at an Unexpected Location: A University
11. 21 September
12. Goodbye, Paper: U.S. Citizens Can Now Renew Their Passports Online
13. 19 September
14. It’s Not Just You: Chicago Stinks, Literally. City Officials Say It’s Because of the Lack of Rain
15. 18 September
16. Earth Will Be Getting a New Mini-Moon for Two Months, but You’re Probably Not Going to Be Able to See It
17. 16 September
18. How to Watch Tuesday’s Rare Partial Lunar Eclipse
19. 12 September
20. The FDA’s New Mammogram Rules for Dense Breasts, Explained. Here’s What You Need to Know for Your Next Checkup
21. Republicans Can’t Stop Saying That Haitian Immigrants Are Eating Cats. There’s No Proof It’s Happening
22. 10 September
23. Space Force’s Guardians Still Don’t Have Official Dress Uniforms, but Odds Are They’re Going to Look Like Something Out of Star Trek
24. 06 September
25. How a Bat Die-Off Led to a Rise in Infant Deaths in America
26. 05 September
27. For Some Students, Back-to-School Means Back to Sticking Their Phones in Yondr Pouches. Here’s What You Need to Know
28. 04 September
29. When Landslides Turn a Paradise Into Hell: A Look at the Crisis in Rancho Palos Verdes in California
30. 03 September
31. When Giving Out Free Water Is Against the Rules: Arizona Man Faces Off Against Homeowners Association Over Water Stand
32. 02 September
33. The Rise of Bystander Teslas: Police Are Towing Parked Cars They Believe May Have Recorded a Crime
34. 01 September
35. Engineer Proposes Weird But Cheap Idea to Keep Your Home Cool in the Heat: Coating Your Windows With Yogurt

August 2024

1. 29 August
2. Swifties for Kamala: How Taylor Swift Fans Are Demonstrating the Power of Fandom
3. 28 August
4. NASA Crashed Its DART Spacecraft Into an Asteroid as a Test. It May Have Accidentally Created the First Human-Made Meteor Shower
5. Corn Sweat Is Real, and It’s Making the Heat Wave in the Midwest Even Worse