Bluetooth HDT raises wireless data speeds to 7.5 Mbps, opening the door to standardized lossless audio, better battery life, and stronger connections.
Bluetooth HDT Nearly Quadruples Speed, Paving the Way for Lossless Audio
Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1 Gives MJ Her Best New Beginning in Years
Marvel’s Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1 launches Ashley Allen and Phil Noto’s five-issue series, giving MJ a new career and a dangerous secret.
MAGA Turns on Trump After Democrats’ 2026 Midterm Wipeout
Democrats seized both chambers in a historic 2026 midterm sweep, sending MAGA influencers into open revolt as Trump allies argue over who is to blame.
Permanent Daylight Saving Time Could Send 2 Billion Kids to School in Darkness
A University of Washington study finds year-round daylight saving time could add over 2 billion dark school commutes and raise risks for children.
Canva Layoffs Hit 1,271 Staff as AI and Slower Growth Force a Reset
Canva is restructuring 22% of its workforce as growth slows for the first time in a decade and AI reshapes the design software market.
Hubble Space Telescope Could Get a New Lease on Life Before 2034
NASA is asking private space companies how to save Hubble, upgrade it, or guide its eventual reentry before the iconic telescope falls in 2033 or 2034.
Binance’s $6.3 Billion Heist Began With a Fake Job Interview and Malware
Binance says North Korean hackers used fake interviews, malware, and an internal AI tool to steal $6.34 billion in digital assets.
Cancer Cells Could Soon Manufacture Their Own Drugs—and Destroy Themselves
A RIKEN team has developed a cancer treatment that uses tumors’ own carbon monoxide to manufacture toxic drugs inside malignant cells.
Gene Editing Could End Daily Cholesterol Pills—If Doctors Can Prove It’s Safe
Gene editing may one day replace daily cholesterol drugs, but permanent DNA changes bring long-term safety, monitoring, and cost challenges.
Climate Anxiety Is Hitting College Students Hard—and Campuses Aren’t Ready
A University of Utah study finds powerlessness and frustration dominate students’ climate emotions, while colleges lack enough support to help them cope.
