Brain May Contain Plastic Debris by Spoonful Amount

Research suggests the human brain may contain as much as a spoon’s worth of tiny plastic shards. A new study published in Nature Medicine found concentrations of microplastics and nanoplastics in the brains of human cadavers increased by 50% between 2016 and 2024. Researchers detected high levels of microplastics, which are miniscule plastic fragments resulting … Read more

Top Bitcoin Gaming Sites with No KYC & Huge Bonuses

Several top-rated Bitcoin gaming sites offer substantial bonuses and rewards without the need for Know Your Customer (KYC) checks or withdrawal limits. Here are some of the best options: Binance Poker is offering a 360% deposit bonus up to $100,000, while Chumba Casino provides a 200% rakeback bonus up to 10 ETH with 50 free … Read more

Jimmy Butler Bids Farewell to Miami Heat with Optimistic Tone

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler expressed happiness and relief after joining the team, citing his desire to play basketball again without any suspensions looming over him. Butler’s tumultuous tenure with the Miami Heat came to an end when he was suspended multiple times due to criticism of his role under head coach Erik Spoelstra. … Read more

Ancient Microbes Adapted to Oxygen-Rich World

Scientists from Montana State University have uncovered new insights into how ancient microbes on Earth adapted to a world with increasing oxygen levels. Led by Professor Bill Inskeep, the research team studied microorganisms living in hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, shedding light on the origins of life on our planet. The Great Oxidation Event … Read more

Boiling Egg Hack: New Method Takes 32 Minutes

A team of Italian scientists has cracked the code on perfectly boiling eggs without requiring special culinary skills or gadgets. Their method, published recently, uses alternating periods of hot and lukewarm water to achieve ideal temperatures for both the yolk and egg white. The traditional hard-boil approach can result in a green ring around the … Read more

Avian Flu Outbreak Closes Westchester County Park

A park in Westchester County, New York, has been closed to visitors due to concerns over avian flu after a dozen dead Canada geese were discovered in a pond. The birds were removed and taken for testing by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. The closure is part of efforts to prevent the … Read more

DeepSeek’s AI Chatbot Causes Fears Among Tech Giants

A new Chinese chatbot called DeepSeek has sent shockwaves through the tech sector, with semiconductor companies taking a hit. Developed by DeepSeek’s makers for less than $6 million, the system boasts performance benchmarks equal to or better than leading chatbots. The AI Assistant quickly became the most downloaded free app in the US on Apple’s … Read more

ESA Replaces E3 with ‘iicon’, Focuses on Corporate Gaming

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is launching a new gaming event called “iicon”, or the “interactive innovation conference”. The event aims to replace E3, but it’s unclear if gamers will be as excited. Despite its lack of catchy name, iicon boasts impressive participation from major game developers and publishers. Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, Disney, and more … Read more

AI Stocks Soar as BigBear.ai Secures Defense Contract

Small- and mid-cap artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have seen significant gains this week due to new economic data that led to falling Treasury yields. Several company-specific events, such as securing new business, analyst upgrades, and new product launches, also contributed to the surge. BigBear.ai Holdings (NYSE: BBAI), a decision-making AI company, announced a major contract … Read more