Month: August 2025
The Battle for Ukraine’s Industrial Hub: Why Russia Wants Donbas
Experts warn that giving up eastern Ukraine’s industrial region could lead to dire consequences for the country.
Air Canada Flight Attendants Stand Firm Against Government Order
After flight attendants of Air Canada initiated a strike over the weekend, the airline now grapples with a government mandate requiring them to return to work.
Yellowstone: A Source of Eco-Friendly Helium for Technology
In light of significant carbon emissions from traditional helium production, researchers are exploring sustainable alternatives across locations like Yellowstone, Tanzania’s Rukwa Rift, and India’s Bakreswar-Tantloi province.
Tesla Kicks Off Robotaxi Testing in NYC, But Is It Actually Legal?
Tesla is on the hunt for a driver to help test its advanced driver-assistance tech in New York, all in the pursuit of achieving fully autonomous driving, as revealed in a recent job post.
68 Arrests Made Overnight in D.C. Amid Serious Crime Response
On Sunday, Attorney General Pam Bondi reported that authorities detained 68 individuals overnight in Washington, D.C. This operation is part of a larger federal initiative to combat crime, influenced by President Trump’s decision to send in the National Guard and federalize local law enforcement.
Prince William and Kate Middleton Moving to Their $21 Million ‘Forever Home’ at Forest Lodge for a Fresh Start
The Wales family plans to stay at their new home, Forest Lodge, even after the Prince of Wales becomes king.
Wait a minute! Earendel, the farthest star we’ve ever found, might not be a star after all, reveals James Webb Telescope
A recent study suggests that Earendel, the most distant star we thought we had found, could actually be a cluster of stars rather than a single star.
How Daily Walking Affects Your Cholesterol and Heart Health
Walking regularly promotes better cholesterol levels and supports heart health.
Victory for Atlanta Protester as Domestic Terrorism Charges Are Dismissed
In a significant win for activists, a judge has thrown out the domestic terrorism charges against protester Jamie Marsicano, linked to vandalism at the controversial ‘Cop City’ site near Atlanta. This ruling highlights concerns over the legal process and the rights of the accused.
When Finneas Went to Taylor Swift’s Birthday Party and Had an Awkward Moment
It’s her party, she can laugh if she wants to.
