News Archive

28 of February of 2025

• Meta Didn’t Has Its Own App to Compete With ChatGPT. Mark Zuckerberg Says That’s About to Change
• There’s a Booming Market Where Meta Is Beating All Its Competitors: Smart Glasses
• AI Is ‘Unstoppable’: Freepik’s CEO Discusses Artificial Intelligence, Rival Models, and the EU’s Limiting Approach to AI Regulation
• With $28 Million in Profit, The Brutalist Is Already the Biggest Oscar Winner, Regardless of What Happens at the Awards
• Skype Had Everything It Needed to Dominate Video Calling. Microsoft Just Gave It an Expiration Date
• The World’s First All-Female Space Flight Took Place in 1963 in the USSR. Katy Perry Will Be on the Second
• Ohio Lawmaker Wants 'Boneless' Chicken Wings to Truly Have No Bones
• Xiaomi’s CEO Is Likely the New Richest Person in China. He Wants Nothing to Do With the Title
• GPT-4.5 Is No Better Than Its Competitors in Nearly Any Aspect. It Proves That Traditional AI Models Are Making Little Progress

27 of February of 2025

• How Elon Musk Built His Empire With the Help of the U.S. Government: $38 Billion to Boost Tesla and SpaceX
• Tensions Are Rising Between the U.S. and Taiwan. The Chip Industry Is at the Center of the Conflict
• Kathleen Kennedy’s Departure From Star Wars Is a Signal That the Franchise’s Worst Slump Ever Is Upon Us
• Satya Nadella Is Skeptical About the ‘AI Revolution.’ The Reason Is Simple: No One Is Making Money Yet
• Scientists Thought They Knew Why Mars Was Red. New Research Changes Everything
• Putting Toilet Paper in the Fridge May Seem Weird. Believe It or Not, It Does Have Some Benefits
• Should We Really Be Worried About the Cracks Forming in the Earth’s Crust?
• The Lander Athena Has One Primary Mission: Landing Upright on the Moon
• Rumors About Meta’s Massive Data Centers Highlight One Issue: Big Tech Is Going All In on AI
• Chinese Scientists Develop a Camera They Claim Can Identify Faces From Space

26 of February of 2025

• Elon Musk Tried to Fire Officials by Email, but the FBI, Pentagon and NASA Told Them Not to Respond. What They Do Is Secret
• OpenAI Has a Golden Chance to Outshine Its Competitors. All It Has to Do Is Launch an Unlimited, Ad-Supported Version of ChatGPT
• The U.S. Has Another Problem: China Prepares to Lead in Chip Manufacturing for Advanced Weapons
• Anthropic May Have the Best Generative AI Product, But Even That Doesn’t Guarantee Its Survival
• Larry Ellison Wanted to Feed the World by Cultivating Lettuce on His Private Island. The Plan Isn’t Working Out as Planned
• NASA’s Most Powerful Computer Has Detected Something Unusual: A Spiral Structure Surrounding the Solar System
• Taiwan Detains a Ship After Another Undersea Cable Cut. The Issue: Only Chinese Citizens Were on Board
• Google Challenges Microsoft With a New AI Coding Assistant. Its Star Feature: It Offers Much More Free Use Than GitHub Copilot
• How to Watch Blood Moon From U.S. on March 13
• Mathematicians Took 300 Years to Prove Fermat’s Last Theorem. Computers Have Yet to Succeed

25 of February of 2025

• There’s a Problem with Used Wind Turbine Blades. A Startup Thinks It Has a Solution: Make Them Out of Wood
• We’ve Long Believed That Recycling Plastics Was Worth It. In the End, It Might Be Just a Myth
• ‘Not Mission Critical’: The U.S. Is Reportedly Starting to Dismantle Its Electric Car Charging Network
• Big Tech Has a Valid Reason for Investing Heavily in AI Right Now: They May Not Be Able to Do So in the Future
• Japan Sounds the Alarm Bell Over China’s Dominance in Global Chip and Battery Production Thanks to Its Powerful Gallium Market
• A Bakery Accepted Tesla’s Order for 4,000 Pies. In the End, Elon Musk Had to Step In to Prevent It From Going Bankrupt
• The Pentagon Releases a Photo Taken by Its Top-Secret Space Plane for the First Time. However, the Most Surprising Thing Isn’t the Photo
• Alef Aeronautics Debuts a Flying Car That Can Actually Fly. The Problem: It’s More Like a Drone Than an Actual Car
• The Gold in Fort Knox, Explained: Why Trump and Musk Are Suddenly Obsessed With Checking to Make Sure It’s Still There
• The Webb Telescope Has Observed the Black Hole at the Center of the Milky Way and Discovered a Chaotic Light Show

24 of February of 2025

• A Pair of AI Models Purportedly Acquired Consciousness and Cheated at Chess. What Actually Happened Was Very Different
• Mark Zuckerberg Tried to Ride Elon Musk’s Wave to Improve His Image. People Still Hate Him
• There Was a Time When Poop Powered the Economies of Half the World. This Is the Rise and Fall of Guano
• China Turns Boeing’s Crisis Into an Opportunity: It Managed to Transform Starliner’s Helium Leak Into a Military Breakthrough
• Link Click Is an Underrated Gem That’ll Make You Want to Dive Into Donghua
• If You’ve Seen Those LinkedIn Mini-Games, You’re Not Alone: They’re Part of a Successful Strategy
• Hackers Steal $1.5 Billion From Cryptocurrency Exchange in the Largest Crypto Hack in History
• A Startup Claims to Have a Solution That Could End China’s Monopoly on Rare Earth Elements: Hard Drives
• Saudi Arabia Resumes Work on the World’s Tallest Skyscraper After a Seven-Year Delay. We’ll See How Long It Lasts

23 of February of 2025

• Microsoft’s CEO Has an Unusual Perspective on AI Development. He Also Has an Idea on How It Will Impact Global Economic Growth
• The Hadfield Method: What an Astronaut’s Obsession With Failure Can Teach Us About Productivity
• Researchers Have Been Smelling 5,000-Year-Old Mummies for Months to Recreate the Scents of Ancient Egypt
• Scotland’s Bold Plan to Save Its Forests: Sending 167 Wolves to the Highlands to Control the Deer Population
• Meta Has the Key to Lead in the AI Era: A Submarine Cable That Will Circle the Earth More Than Once
• The Price of Rice Has Dramatically Increased in Japan. It’s Prompted the Government to Implement Measures Typically Reserved for Natural Disasters

22 of February of 2025

• The World’s Longest Sea Bridge Is in China and Features an Unusual Material: Bamboo
• Ferdinand Porsche’s Grandson Has a Winding Road Leading to His Mansion. He’s Going to Build a Tunnel for Easier Access
• Researchers Have Discovered a Cosmic Network of ‘Highways’ Formed by Gas and Dark Matter Filaments
• We’ve Polluted the Oceans With Mercury for Centuries. Could Genetic Engineering Be the Solution?
• There Was a Costly Culinary Trend During the Middle Ages That Would Make Food Inedible Today: Soaking Dishes in Spices

21 of February of 2025

• Mark Zuckerberg Continues to Shake Things Up at Meta. This Time, Instead of Layoffs, He’s Increasing Bonuses for Managers
• Satellite Imagery Leaves No Doubt: The U.S. Has Restored the Pacific Base That Originally Dropped the Atomic Bombs Over Japan
• Astronauts Have Been Growing Lettuce in Space for Years. A New Study Says These Vegetables Could Make Them Sick
• AI Companies Know Competition Is for Losers. They’re All Trying to Become the Monopoly in the Industry
• The Atacama Desert Is One of the Driest Places on Earth. Despite This, Scientists Are Trying to Extract Water From Its Air
• The Big Challenge Ahead for the Concorde’s Successor Is Dominating the Sonic Boom. Some Companies Say They’re Close
• After the Killing of UnitedHealthCare CEO, Former Meta Employee Launches Protector, the ‘Uber With Guns’
• I’ve Tested Grok 3: It’s a Smart and Fast AI Model, but That’s No Longer Enough
• Something Is Happening to the American Lobster in Maine. If It Continues, It Could Send Waves Through the U.S. Fishing Industry
• Elon Musk Has a New Piece of Advice for President Trump: Deorbit the ISS Within Two Years

20 of February of 2025

• Calisto Is the Second-Largest Moon on Jupiter. It’s Also the Place Where We Just Discovered an Ocean
• The Problem Isn’t That the iPhone 16e Has One Camera for $599—It’s the Quality of Secondary Cameras
• Microsoft Has Spent 17 Years Working on an Exciting New Product: A Quantum Computer With Majorana Particles
• The Other AI Race: China Rides the Wave of DeepSeek’s Viral Success
• Deep Research Isn’t Just a New AI Function. It’s the Beginning of the End for Intellectual Work as We Know It
• China Has an Ambitious Plan to Surpass the West in Technology. These Are the 18 Companies It’s Selected to Carry It Out
• 80 People Survived During a Recent Plane Crash: These Are the Three Reasons Why They’re Still Alive
• A Man in Poland Reported a Tank That Had Fallen From the Sky. It Was Actually a SpaceX Rocket That Reentered Uncontrollably Over Europe
• Coca-Cola’s Newest Hit Isn’t Related to Soda at All. The Company Is Raking In Cash by Selling Milk
• Astronomers Have Been Trying to Decipher a TV Signal Coming From the Sky for Five Years. The Mystery Is Finally Solved
• A Small Village in China Was Marketed to Tourists as a Snowy Paradise. It Was Actually Covered in Cotton Wool

19 of February of 2025

• Grok 3: How to Access and Try Out Elon Musk’s AI Model
• The First Image of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Leaves No Doubt: The Director Has Once Again Jumped Into a New Genre
• With the Launch of the C1 Modem in the iPhone 16e, Apple Prepares Its Goodbye to Qualcomm
• New iPhone 16e: Apple’s Cheapest Phone Combines Simplicity With the Best of the iPhone 16
• X-Ray Telescopes Reveal an Inconceivable Object: A Superstructure That Spans More Than a Billion Light-Years
• Young Programmers No Longer Know How to Code: AI Is to Coding What Calculators Were to Math Decades Ago
• The U.S. Government Reportedly Awarded Tesla a $400 Million Contract. It’s Had to Make Some Changes
• DOGE Stimulus, Explained: Why You’re Suddenly Hearing About $5,000 to $8,000 Checks on Social Media
• Scientists Spent Six Years Processing Images of Black Holes Just to Prove Something: Einstein Was Right
• Humane’s AI Pin Is the First Major Fiasco in the AI Era. HP Has Just Put the Final Nail in Its Coffin

18 of February of 2025

• With New Fares in Public Transport, Japan Seeks to Replicate Venice’s Strategy to Curb Mass Tourism. Now, Tourists Will Pay More
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Review: Despite Its Compact Size, It Feels Much Bigger Than It Looks
• Fed Up by People Talking About the End of the World Without a Clue, Newton Decided to Calculate It Himself. The Date He Predicted Isn’t Too Far Away
• TikTok Is No Longer Just a Social Media Platform in the U.S. It’s a Retail Empire Growing Six Times Faster Than Shein and Temu
• Elon Musk Fired Hundreds of Employees and Now Needs Them to Come Back. They Were Nuclear Weapons Experts
• Carbon Capture Hasn’t Taken Off—And Probably Never Will. The Reason: Renewables
• The U.S. Wants to Lead the AI Race at Any Cost. The Problem: 38% of Its AI Experts Are Trained in China
• The Biggest Mystery Thriller Isn’t Currently in Theaters, but in Space: Hubble Is Investigating Whether a Star Has ‘Faked’ Its Own Death
• Ford Produced Four RS200 S Models in Ferrari Red in 1984. Today, They Cost as Much as a Real Ferrari
• Spanish Soccer League Ordered ISPs to Block Access to Cloudflare to Stop Piracy. It Ended Up Blocking a Lot More Than Illegal Streams
• WinRAR Finally Accepts a Harsh Reality: When Most Users Don’t Pay for Your Software, Sell Them Bags and Jackets Instead

17 of February of 2025

• This Is the Fuel That Nuclear Fission Has Spent Decades Waiting for: It’s Safer, More Efficient, and Lasts Longer
• Bird Flu Has Reached One of the Planet’s Most Remote Places: Antarctica. It’s Putting Penguin Colonies at Risk
• Returning to the Office Has Opened a New Front for Gen Z: Sharing Meetings With Boomers and Millennials
• The Mojave Desert Has Housed the World’s Largest Solar Thermal Power Plant for More Than a Decade. It’s Going to Close After Frying Birds to Death
• The Success of This Chinese Film Isn’t Only Overshadowing Disney. It Also Highlights Why Chinese Cinema Is Self-Sufficient
• I Switched to a Garmin After Almost a Decade With the Apple Watch. Now I Know What I’ve Been Missing
• After Years of Restricting Chinese Tech Companies, Xi Jinping Signals a Shift in Strategy
• If You Ever Get Swallowed by a Whale, Don’t Panic. Scientists Say There’s No Reason to Be Afraid
• TikTok Hack Advises Airline Passengers to Put Their Seatbelt Around Their Ankles for Better Sleep. It's Not a Good Idea
• This Is Silver Bullet, an Ultra-Secure Aircraft Pod That the Air Force Often Uses Instead of the ‘Doomsday Plane’

16 of February of 2025

• The Czech Republic Had Delayed the Construction of a Costly Dam for Years. In the End, Beavers Built It on Their Own
• Chinese Submarines Are Known for Being Very Noisy. That May Change With This New Generation of Vessels
• The New Space Race Has Created Junk That Acts Like a Boomerang. It’s Also Raised the Risk of Colliding With Aircraft
• A Millionaire Has Been Living on Cruise Ships for 25 Years. His Bank Account Hasn’t Suffered, but His Balance Has
• China Identifies a Strategic Advantage to Win the Aircraft Carrier Race Against the U.S.: A ‘Bubble’ in Its Defense

15 of February of 2025

• Communicating With Your Cat Has Never Been Easy. A Study Claims to Have Found the Key: Blinking
• The Last Time the U.S. Invaded Panama, It Used an Unexpected Strategy: Guns N’ Roses as Psychological Warfare
• If You Always Brush Your Teeth After Eating, We Have Bad News: Scientists Say You’re Doing It Wrong
• China Has Been Claiming These Japanese Islands as Its Own for 130 Years. It’s Now Decided to Surround Them With Buoys
• At 14,700 Feet Above Ground, There’s a ‘Sexual’ Mushroom People Die For. In China, This Aphrodisiac Costs a Fortune
• Everyone Wears Masks in Japan This Time of Year. The Reason Dates Back to World War II

14 of February of 2025

• After DeepSeek, It’s Baidu’s Turn: China Is Now the Sleeping Giant in AI, With Many Companies Competing With Each Other
• A Tesla Model Y Owner Covered the Car’s Roof With Solar Panels to Get ‘Up to 60 Miles’ of Charging. It Wasn’t the Best Idea
• PlayStation Has Made It Clear: If the Industry Wants to Survive, It Needs to Bet on New IPs
• If It’s Only a Matter of Time Before AI Systems Enter Our Cars, Nissan and DeepSeek Are Getting Ahead of the Curve
• Adobe Firefly: How to Use This AI Model to Create Free Videos
• New Evidence Suggests ‘Dark Forces’ Can Deform Atomic Nuclei
• ARM Is Off to a Good Start in Its Goal to Sell Its Own Chips: It’s Already Secured Meta as Its First Customer
• Elon Musk’s Bid for OpenAI Has Disrupted Sam Altman’s Plans: He’s Now Willing to Withdraw on One Condition
• Back to Plastic: Trump Has Declared War on Paper Straws. Here’s What the Science Says
• Bill Gates Gave Up 8.75% of Microsoft to Recruit His Friend Steve Ballmer in 1980. Today, Ballmer Is Richer Than Gates

13 of February of 2025

• This Is the Exact Moment When Things at Marvel Started to Go Wrong. It’s Culminated in Captain America
• Curiosity Continues to Send Videos From Mars Back to Earth. Its Latest One Reveals Something Unusual About the Planet’s Clouds
• DeepSeek’s Founder Has Become One of the Richest People in Asia, but There’s a Catch. It Depends on Who You Ask
• Elon Musk Has Set Another Record With His Wealth in 2025: He Just Lost $40.9 Billion in One Week Because of Tesla
• Ford Has Burned Through $2 Billion and Says the Reason Is Clear: China Is 10 Years Ahead in Electric Cars
• OpenAI Wants to Do the Impossible With GPT-5: Make Money and Become the ‘New Google’ by Offering Something for Free
• Apple Believes It Has an Ace up Its Sleeve to Shine in the Saturated Robot Market: ‘Emotional Robotics’
• Scientists Develop a New Type of Plastic That’s as Durable as Traditional Plastics. The Difference: It’s Recyclable
• Duolingo Said Its Owl Was Dead and Created the Internet's Biggest Mystery
• Astronomers Keep Proving Einstein Right 110 Years Later: The Euclid Telescope Has Discovered a Ring in Spacetime

12 of February of 2025

• Goku AI: Breaking Down ByteDance’s New Open Source AI Model for Creating Videos
• There’s a New ‘Theory of Everything’ for Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease. The Key Lies in Tiny Granules
• Unpacking DeepSeek: This Is How the Company Generates Revenue and the Role of the Chinese Government in the AI Model
• How to Transfer SMS Text Messages to a New Phone
• NASA Knows Exactly What It Wants to Do With Starship: Launch a Super Hubble Telescope Dedicated to Searching for Extraterrestrial Life
• Microsoft Canceled Plans to Build HoloLens for the Military, but the Idea’s Not Dead Yet. The Founder of Oculus Is Taking Over the Project
• Eureka: This Table Breaks Down the Principles of Metal Compatibility in a Way That’s Easy to Understand
• Currently, All U.S. Phones Can Connect to Starlink Satellites for Free. This Will Change in July
• 200,000 Sign ‘Denmarkification’ Petition That Calls for Denmark to Buy California From Trump
• Venice Introduced an Entry Fee to Reduce Mass Tourism. It Worked So Well That The City Will Double Its Price

11 of February of 2025

• Fitbit vs. Garmin: Which Brand Is the Best Fit for You?
• Floating Solar Systems Seemed to Offer Endless Advantages—Until Someone Decided to Put Them to the Test
• Thunderbolt vs. USB-C: A Breakdown of the Key Differences Between These Connection Technologies
• Apple’s Paradox: The World’s Most Valuable Company Has No Interest in the Data Center Boom
• How to Completely Turn the Power Off on an Android and iPhone Phone
• Kanye West Spent a Fortune to Promote a Single Product During the Super Bowl: A T-shirt With a Swastika on It
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review: The Newest Contender for the Crown of the High-End Android Market Is Here. It’s Packed With AI
• Sam Altman Had a Plan to Turn OpenAI Into a For-Profit Organization. Elon Musk’s Massive Bid Complicates Things
• 'Frostbite on Exposed Skin in as Little as 10 Minutes': Millions Across U.S. Brace for Winter Storms and Extreme Cold
• Authorities Prevented This Man From Searching Through the Trash for His Lost Bitcoin for Years. He Has a New Idea: Buying the Landfill

10 of February of 2025

• Thermal Clothing Faces New Competition: A Fabric That Warms the Body Instead of Just Protecting You From the Cold
• What Are Distilled AI Models? A Look at LLM Distillation and Its Outputs
• Apple Breaks Its Golden Rule and Shows Off One of Its Secret Projects Before Its Official Launch
• OpenAI Wants to Become a Household Name. That’s Why It Spent $14 Million on a Super Bowl Ad
• The Glass of Wine Before Bed to Help You Sleep Has a Very High Price That Goes Far Beyond Empty Calories
• Boeing Warns Its Employees to Prepare for a Potential Crisis: The Cancellation of NASA’s SLS Rocket
• 'Montoya, Por Favor': How a Spanish Reality TV Star Became a Worldwide Meme
• Bill Gates and Other Billionaires Are Embracing a Growing Trend: Choosing Not to Leave Their Entire Fortunes to Their Children

09 of February of 2025

• One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Remains Lost. This Make It the Most Intriguing of All
• Employees Value Remote Work So Much That They’d Accept a Pay Cut of 25% to Keep Working From Home
• Japan Has a Problem So Complex It Has Its Own Expression: Butsukari Otoko. It’s What They Use to Describe Men Who Attack Women in Train Stations
• Radiation Hasn’t Created a Superhero, But It’s Bestowed Unexpected ‘Healing’ Powers on a Common Material: Concrete
• The Ultimate Productivity Trick Is a Simple Yet Effective Method: The 2-Minute Rule

08 of February of 2025

• Blink vs. Ring Doorbell: Which Connected Video Doorbell Is the Best Fit for You?
• How to Change the Battery on Your AirTag
• 50 Years of Research on Depression Therapy Have Revealed a Surprising Truth: We Haven’t Improved
• Sugar Has Long Been the Main Ingredient in Soft Drinks. It’s Also Contributed to a Silent Pandemic
• South Korea’s Population Is Aging So Rapidly That It’s Sparked a New Debate: What Does the Term ‘Old Person’ Mean Now?

07 of February of 2025

• Plex vs. Emby: Which Home Media Server Is the Best Fit for You?
• New Meta Emails Reveal That the Company Downloaded 81.7 TB of Copyrighted Books via BitTorrent to Train Its AI Models
• How to Retrieve Deleted Files From an Android Device
• Galaxy Watch6 vs. Pixel Watch 2: Which Smartwatch Is the Best Fit for You?
• Scientists Debunk a Popular Productivity Mantra: Cold Showers in the Morning Are as Useless as Getting Up Early
• How to Read a PDF on Kindle
• How to Create a Windows 11 Bootable USB Drive
• Federal Authorities Say They Will Begin Asking People to Present REAL IDs on Planes in May 2025—for Real This Time
• The War in Ukraine Is Becoming Unhinged: Drones Are Now Targeting Other Drones With Drones

06 of February of 2025

• What Kind of Printer Do I Need to Make Shirts?
• Plex vs. Jellyfin: Which Home Media Server Is the Best Fit for You?
• The Rise and Fall of BlackBerry: A Look at Status Symbol Erased by the iPhone
• Google TV vs. Chromecast: Which Streaming Service Is the Best Fit for You?
• China is Dominating the TV Market at an Unprecedented Level. It’s Gotten to a Point That Panasonic Is Considering Abandoning the Sector
• You’d Need to Detonate the Earth’s Nuclear Arsenal 130 Times to Release the Same Amount of Energy That Created the Moon’s Great Canyons
• The Probability of an Impact From Asteroid 2024 YR4 Has Increased to 1.8%. It Led the UN to Activate Global Defense Protocols for the First Time
• U.S. Makes a Striking Revelation From New Satellite Images: China Built a Laser So Massive, It Can Even Be Seen From Space
• How Federal Employees Can Keep Their Communications Private Amid Trump’s DEI Crackdown
• Elon Musk Admits He Was Wrong: Nine Years Later, Tesla Is Still Far From Fulfilling One of Its Major Self-Driving Car Promises
• AI Systems in Weapons and Warfare Were Once Taboo in the Tech Industry. Money Changed That

05 of February of 2025

• Google Has More Money, Users, and Profits Than Ever. Despite This, It’s Shrouded in Fear
• The Most Important Thing About FIFA Games Was Their Name: FIFA. EA Is Learning the Meaning of ‘Franchise’ the Hard Way
• The Future of Temu and Shein in the U.S. Faces Two Main Problems: Tariffs and ‘De Minimis’
• Elon Musk Isn’t Just Influencing NASA. He’s Starting to Dominate It
• How to Use DeepSeek: 36 Features and Tricks to Get the Most Out of This AI Model
• The Health Benefits of Omega-3 Are Well-Known. Scientists Now Claim That It Also Has Rejuvenating Effects
• Montoya, Explained: How Temptation Island Proves Language Is No Barrier for Understanding Drama on the Internet
• Russia, China, and North Korea Own Hypersonic Weapons. To Defend Itself, the U.S. Wants to Build Its Own ‘Iron Dome’

04 of February of 2025

• Mark Zuckerberg Threatens to Fire Employees Who Leak Information. We Found Out Because It Was Leaked
• AI Could Lead to Big Changes in Smartphones. Say Hello to Devices With at Least 32 GB of RAM
• New Milestone in Quantum Physics: MIT Measures the Geometry of Electrons in the Quantum World for the First Time
• Perovskite Solar Panels Were Wasting 97% of Energy They Captured in 2009. Now They’re Ready to Dominate the Industry
• Spotify Breaks Its Curse: 2024 Was the First Year It Was Profitable. Now It’s Reinventing the Platform
• We Made a Complete List of All OpenAI’s Models to Try to Understand Their Names. It’s Hopeless
• China Has Simulated a Battle Involving Its Type 055 Destroyer Against Eight Navy Destroyers East of Taiwan. The U.S. Should Be Concerned
• This Is Klarna’s Sebastian Siemiatkowski, the CEO Who Says AI Will Replace Human Jobs
• Generation Z Is Presenting a Challenge for Companies: 95% of Young People Find Ways to Leave the Workplace Early
• Opera Launches Opera Air, a Browser Designed to Focus on Your Mental Well-Being Rather Than Performance or Productivity

03 of February of 2025

• A Woman Painted a Mile-Long White Line on a California Highway in 1920. She Changed Road Safety Forever
• Japan Has Been Trying to Rescue a Man From a Sinkhole for Days. The Problem: It Keeps Growing
• An Amateur Fossil Hunter Stumbled Upon a Wonderfully Weird Discovery: Fossilized Vomit From the Age of Dinosaurs
• Faced With the Rise of DeepSeek, Sam Altman Admits His Vision About Open Source Was Wrong
• Intermittent Fasting Is All the Rage, But There’s Just One Problem. Scientists Say It Might Lead to Hair Loss
• Alaska Says There Aren’t Enough Reindeer in Its Forests, so It Plans to Shoot Wolves and Bears From Helicopters
• U.S. Air Traffic Control Systems Are Outdated and Some Parts Are Impossible to Obtain, Report Says
• Trump Released Billions of Gallons of ‘Beautiful Water’ to Help Put Out the California Wildfires. Experts Say It’s a Dangerous Move
• One Secret to DeepSeek’s Success: It Only Recruits Chinese Talent and Offers Salaries Exceeding $1.3 Million
• Nepal Is Using Plastic Trash to Build Its Roads. The Goal: Becoming More Sustainable

02 of February of 2025

• How to Connect Your Apple Watch to Android: Here’s What You Can Do and How to Set It Up
• Jeff Bezos Is Strict About His Meeting Schedule: He Doesn’t Hold Meetings Before 10 a.m. or After 5 p.m.
• Four Countries Are Battling It Out for a Fruit That Smells Like Rotten Eggs Because China Turned It Into a Culinary Sensation
• Android 14 Easter Egg: Here’s What It Is and How to Find It
• The Industrialization of Hope Is TikTok’s Latest Trend. Welcome to ‘Hopecore’
• Kalma Is North Korea’s First Real Effort to Become a Travel Destination. For Now, Only Russians Are Allowed Entry

01 of February of 2025

• Scientists May Disagree, but It’s Time to Admit It: Continents Don’t Exist
• How to Easily Change the MAC Address on Your MacBook or Mac in macOS
• The Longest Greek Papyrus Ever Discovered Was More Than Meets the Eye. Its Translation Has Revealed an Unknown History of Rome
• A Collector Bought a Meteorite in Morocco in 2011. Scientists Say It Proves There’s Thermal Water on Mars
• While Dogs Became Useful, Cats Became Irresistible: New Study Explores the Mystery of Feline Domestication
• Alongside Gold and Rare Minerals, China Has an Ace up Its Sleeve to Boost Its Economy: Sun-Dried Tangerine Peels