In China, scientists discovered fossils that may link humans to a lineage separate from Denisovans. Meanwhile, researchers in Canada pinpointed sources of fast radio bursts, and biologists explain the mysterious decline of brush-tailed bettongs. On Mars, ancient clues could help solve its climate mystery. Expand your knowledge with intriguing facts about Earth’s core, elusive wildlife … Read more
Denmark has announced spending 14.6 billion Danish kroner ($2.05 billion) to enhance its military capabilities in the Arctic, a move sparked by the renewed U.S. interest in controlling Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory. The investment aims to improve surveillance and maintain sovereignty in the region while supporting Allied and NATO efforts to strengthen security. As … Read more
Astronomers have uncovered a critical link between the most massive black holes in the universe and their ability to produce their own fuel. Data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Very Large Telescope (VLT) has shown that gas ejected by black holes can cool down, forming narrow filaments that feed the black holes again, … Read more
A website recently encountered a security alert triggered by its built-in security measures. The incident occurred when the site detected suspicious activity likely linked to online attacks. Possible triggers included entering specific keywords, executing SQL commands, or inputting malformed data during navigation. For further assistance, the site owner can be contacted via email after providing … Read more
** Recent security vulnerabilities were discovered in several Git-related projects, including GitHub Desktop, Git Credential Manager, Git Large File Storage (LFS), and GitHub Codespaces. These issues stem from improper handling of text-based protocols, allowing attackers to potentially leak user credentials by manipulating newline characters or crafting malicious repository URLs. Git communicates with credential helpers using … Read more
This week, fans are invited to vote for this season’s high school girls basketball player of the week. Standouts from Hutchison, Memphis Business Academy, Memphis School of Excellence-Winchester, Middle College, and Northpoint Christian School have been selected as potential winners. Notable players include Grace Abram, Tarrin Hill, Gabrielle Rudd, Sara Jane Stroud, Ahmiya Thompson, and … Read more
Swedish authorities have initiated an initial investigation into suspected sabotage following damage reported to an undersea data cable between Latvia and Sweden. A vessel was detained in the Baltic Sea as part of this inquiry. The incident comes amid growing concerns over potential threats to the cables that facilitate communication and power transmission across the … Read more
Did you know that liquid sugar sneaks into your diet through drinks? Experts say it’s a growing health concern, especially in the U.S., where adults consume an average of 17 teaspoons daily—far more than recommended. Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains that most added sugar comes from sugary beverages like sodas and sports drinks, not food. Research … Read more
Snoop Dogg recently addressed the “hate” he received after performing at President Donald Trump’s Inauguration Ball on Jan. 20, 2018. The rapper, still a prominent Black man, shared a heartfelt Instagram video where he emphasized love and resilience in the face of criticism. During his performance at the Crypto Ball in Washington, D.C., Snoop also … Read more
EU foreign ministers agreed on a roadmap to ease sanctions against Syria, with bloc chief Kaja Kallas stressing that progress must be cautious. The EU currently imposes sanctions targeting individuals, businesses, and financial flows in Syria, including oil export bans and access restrictions. After Bashar al-Assad was ousted by insurgent groups led by Hayat Tahrir … Read more