Jalen Hurts Steers Philadelphia to NFC Championship Win

Jalen Hurts threw for 262 yards and four touchdowns while running for an additional three scores in the Eagles’ 55-23 victory over the Washington Commanders. Despite being limited in passing, with only one touchdown pass and no interceptions, Hurts led Philadelphia to a dominant win that secured their place in Super Bowl LIX. His performance, … Read more

AI Startup Challenges U.S.’s Chip Control Over Global Tech Race

** How Chinese startup DeepSeek is reshaping global artificial intelligence (AI) spending by challenging U.S.-led chip control has thrown a wrench into China’s tech sector. The innovation prowess of the company, with its low-cost AI models, highlights the growing pressure on China to break free from Western dominance in advanced semiconductor supply. DeepSeek’s R1 model … Read more

Rwanda’s M23 and Congo’s Instability

Rwanda’s support for militia group M23 has led to the fall of Goma, sparking fears of another Congo conflict with international cooperation. This marks a concerning escalation in a region already marked by decades of instability and violence. As Rwanda’s role intensifies, it raises questions about the Congo’s fragile state and its reliance on external … Read more

NASA Discovers Indications of Ancient Life on Mars Near Cheyava Falls

NASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered signs of ancient microbial life near Cheyava Falls on Mars. The rock, named Cheyava Falls, shows organic compounds and white spots that hint at chemical reactions from past microbial activity. Black mineralized spots resemble Earth’s microbial rock formations further support this theory. Water presence also adds to the possibility of … Read more

Dark Horse Comics Drops Neil Gaiman Amid Allegations

Dark Horse Comics has canceled further publication of author Neil Gaiman’s “Anansi Boys” series after a storm of sexual misconduct allegations surfaced. The comic book company, based in Oregon, stated it will no longer publish his works due to these claims. A New York magazine article earlier this month detailed allegations that Gaiman sexually abused … Read more

2024 PT5 Asteroid Might Reveal How Our Moon Was Shaped

** A tiny asteroid named 2024 PT5 has captured the attention of scientists. Discovered last year using a NASA-funded telescope, it’s about 33 feet across and won’t harm Earth. Its unusual orbit keeps it near Earth without circling it, hinting at its origin from our Moon. New data suggests this asteroid might have been ejected … Read more

Rising Vaccine Hesitancy Challenges Public Health Amid New Administration’s Push

In recent years, concerns about vaccines have surged in the U.S., with parents from all walks of life questioning their safety and effectiveness. The incoming administration has pledged to fuel this sentiment, further complicating efforts to combat diseases that vaccines can prevent. While there are reasons to celebrate progress toward better health—like the administration’s MAHA … Read more

Two Virginia Children Die From Flu, First Pedicentric Deaths of the Season

Two children in Virginia died from the flu this season, marking the first pediatric deaths since the start of the 2024-2025 flu season. The Virginia Department of Health reported the tragic losses, including a statement from State Health Commissioner Dr. Karen Shelton expressing her heartfelt condolences to the affected families. The two young lives lost … Read more