Game Informer, a prominent video game news source, has made a surprise comeback after being closed for nearly three years. The Minneapolis-based magazine’s 13 employees were laid off in August as its parent company, GameStop, abruptly shut down the business. However, in a stunning move, Game Informer editor Matt Miller and other publication leaders announced … Read more
As the new General Manager of Stanford Football, I aim to build a winning era for our program. With a strong vision and leadership expertise, I’m committed to upholding Stanford’s academic excellence and athletic standards. During my tenure, I’ve assessed the program and identified areas needing change. Recent investigations into Coach Taylor have also been … Read more
Apple has announced WWDC 2025, where iOS 19 will be showcased alongside macOS 16 and iPadOS 19. This comes ahead of reports suggesting a major overhaul of the iOS platform with VisionOS-like transparency present across the UI. The WWDC 2025 logo features a translucent ’25’ design element that echoes this trend. According to Bloomberg’s Mark … Read more
A norovirus outbreak has led to the cancellation of the Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention at Casino Del Sol in Tucson, Arizona. The event was scheduled for March 20-23 but was cut short on Saturday after multiple attendees reported symptoms. Casino Del Sol confirmed that a private event attendee had reported having norovirus, and by … Read more
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been ruling the country for 22 years, gradually eroding democracy. Since changing the constitution in 2017, he has consolidated power, controlling courts, security, and media outlets. Despite this, Turkey was considered a competitive authoritarian regime, with opposition parties able to win local elections. However, the arrest of Istanbul Mayor … Read more
Researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding subatomic particles using a new quantum computer approach. The standard model of particle physics describes how matter and antimatter interact, but experimental observations are challenging due to high energies required. To overcome this, scientists use computer simulations. A team led by the University of Innsbruck and the University … Read more
A recent study has linked eating food from plastic containers to increased risk of organ malfunction and disease. When plastics are heated, tiny particles can leach into food, leading to a build-up in the gut microbiome that causes inflammation, neurotoxicity, and disruption of hormone production. This can result in damage to vital organs such as … Read more
A plan to sell two Panama ports to a BlackRock-led group is moving forward, with negotiations not yet disrupted by China’s objections to the deal. Finalizing due diligence and other terms continues, with a planned signing by April 2. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-26/ck-hutchison-is-said-to-proceed-with-port-deal-despite-china-ire
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A rare astronomical phenomenon is approaching Earth. Scientists predict that the binary star system T Coronae Borealis will explode into a brilliant nova, expected to be visible to the naked eye for a few nights in mid-March. Located about 3,000 light-years away in the Northern Crown constellation, T CrB consists of two stars: a red … Read more