Serbian university students have initiated a 24-hour traffic blockade in Belgrade, intensifying pressure on local authorities following a fatal accident that killed 15 people in the northern city of Novi Sad. The incident, attributed to corruption and poor reconstruction practices, led to weeks of protests demanding accountability. Farmers and citizens joined the students’ efforts, which … Read more
In a heated confirmation hearing for potential nomination as the nation’s top health official, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. struggled to address questions about his plans to reform Medicaid or Medicare, the government-backed programs serving millions of disabled, low-income, and elderly Americans. A key Republican voter in his case, Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, pressed Kennedy repeatedly … Read more
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A new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus reveals that heavy lifetime cannabis use can impair working memory in young adults. The research, which involved over 1,000 participants aged 22 to 36 and analyzed brain activity using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), found that individuals who used cannabis heavily either recently or … Read more
GM provided a strong 2025 outlook after surpassing earnings estimates tied to robust vehicle volumes and pricing. However, the company’s stock dropped near a potential buying point following the report. Analysts have become cautious about future guidance, as GM did not mention the ongoing impacts of President Trump’s evolving trade and tariff policies. Uncertainty remains … Read more
Hiroki Totoki, currently serving as President and COO since 2023, has been appointed as the new CEO of Sony Group Corporation effective April 1, 2025. Kenichiro Yoshida will continue as Chairman and play a key role in his successor plan. The company is undergoing significant management restructuring to clarify roles across its businesses. Key changes … Read more
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed additional H5N1 avian flu cases in poultry from four states, including several in hard-hit Ohio. Outbreaks in Ohio have led to the loss of nearly 6 million birds, with most affected farms being turkey producers. Meanwhile, an outbreak at a layer farm in Arizona has resulted in 316,000 … Read more
Two massive “sun spots” or coronal holes on the Sun could lead to geomagnetic storms, potentially triggering polar lights in early February. NOAA is closely monitoring these features for Earth-based impacts, with possible G1 geomagnetic storm levels. The larger hole in the Northern Hemisphere and a smaller one in the Southern Hemisphere are both linked … Read more
Unexpected method discovered: Mites hitchhiking hummingbirds use electricity instead of smell or touch. For years, researchers puzzled over how tiny mites attach themselves to flowers before riding on hummingbird beaks. Carlos Garcia-Robledo and his team found that the mites are actually attracted by electric fields generated by the hummingbirds. This discovery came after testing theories … Read more
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz strongly criticized Elon Musk for supporting far-right political groups in Europe, calling it “disgusting” and a blow to democracy. Scholz, who has frequently attacked Musk and his allies, including U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasized that the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) poses a significant threat to Germany’s democratic future. Musk, a … Read more