A surprising study suggests that swearing may be more than just a taboo language habit – it could actually hold the key to increasing pain tolerance and strength. Researchers have discovered that cursing can boost an individual’s ability to withstand physical discomfort, while also bolstering social bonds and improving memory. According to experts, swearing taps … Read more
Google’s latest move in the AI assistant department is the unveiling of Pixel Sense, a new context-aware assistant designed exclusively for its Pixel 10 smartphones. According to reports from Android Authority, Pixel Sense will utilize information from various apps on your phone to provide a more personalized experience. Key features of Pixel Sense include: – … Read more
Astronomers have discovered a series of faint, circular objects in space using advanced radio telescopes like the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) and MeerKAT in South Africa. These telescopes are revealing an unseen universe with mysterious cosmic structures. The discoveries include “ghostly rings” surrounding rare stars, such as Kýklos and WR16, which form when … Read more
US Vice President JD Vance defended his tense Friday meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after criticizing the ally. Vance stated that economic incentives for Ukraine are a better security guarantee against Russian invasions than deploying 20,000 troops from an untested country. The remarks sparked concerns among allies and diplomats, highlighting the challenges of navigating … Read more
NBA legend LeBron James has achieved a historic milestone by scoring his 50,000th career point in Tuesday’s game against the New Orleans Pelicans. The milestone marks the first time any player has reached this mark in NBA history. James surpassed the 49,999-point threshold with a three-pointer in the first quarter of the Lakers’ 136-115 victory. … Read more
New Zealand Reserve Bank (RBNZ) Governor Adrian Orr has unexpectedly stepped down as central bank chief without giving a reason for his departure. Orr, who is still serving the final three years of his second five-year term, made the announcement in a brief statement on Wednesday in Wellington. Deputy Governor Christian Hawkesby will serve as … Read more
US home builders face a significant increase in costs due to tariffs imposed by President Trump’s administration on Canada, Mexico, and China. The new tariffs will impact various materials used in construction, including lumber, gypsum (used for drywall), and household appliances. The greatest impact is expected from the lumber industry, with estimated increases ranging from … Read more
A study published in the Royal Society Open Science reveals that proto-frogs, such as temnospondyls, played a crucial role in surviving the devastating mass extinction event 252 million years ago. The harsh conditions during the Early Triassic period, including repeated volcanic activity, global warming, and widespread wildfires, led to the extinction of up to 90% … Read more
Clemson has reached a settlement with the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in its long-standing lawsuit over the Grant of Rights. The 20-year deal, which was set to expire in 2036, has been effectively wiped away. The terms of the settlement are significant, as they provide Clemson with clarity on what it would cost to leave … Read more
New research has found that lifting weights can significantly improve sleep quality in older adults. A review of 24 clinical trials involving over 2,000 people aged 60 and above discovered that resistance or muscle-strengthening exercises, such as heavy lifting or using gym equipment, were the most effective way to tackle insomnia. According to the study, … Read more