Social Security’s Fiscal Crisis Requires Immediate Attention

The US social security system faces a growing fiscal emergency, threatening the nation’s finances. Washington’s reluctance to address the issue stems from misconceptions about its workings. The looming “insolvency” in 2035 hides the real problem – that the government is already facing financial challenges today. Instead of focusing on replenishing an illusory asset fund, policymakers … Read more

Northern Lights to Appear Saturday Night, Visible in Several States

A minor geomagnetic storm is expected to bring the northern lights to several states in the US on Saturday night, according to a forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The aurora borealis will be visible in Alaska and Canada, with other states along the “view line” including Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, … Read more

Mark Zuckerberg Disputs FTC’s Social Media Monopoly Claim

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stand in federal court, disputing the US Federal Trade Commission’s claim that his company has monopolized the social media market. According to Zuckerberg, Facebook owns Instagram and WhatsApp, but allowing people to connect with friends and family remains a priority for the platform. However, he emphasized that the core … Read more

Coachella 2025 Chaos Erupts in Indio

Coachella’s annual music festival kicked off with a bang – literally. A massive traffic jam greeted attendees on day one, while wristband scanners briefly malfunctioned, causing frustration. The scorching heat didn’t help, with temperatures soaring over 100 degrees. However, once fans finally arrived at the grounds, they were treated to an unforgettable experience. This year’s … Read more

NASA Scientists Stunned by Tiny Spheres on Mars’ Jezero Crater Rim

NASA’s Perseverance mission has made a groundbreaking discovery at the rim of Jezero crater on Mars, uncovering a rock full of dark, millimeter-sized spheres that are unlike anything seen before on the planet. The spheres, nicknamed “Martian Blueberries,” vary in shape and feature miniature pinholes, sparking debate among scientists about their formation. The rock, named … Read more

Scientists Map 84,000 Neurons in Mammalian Brain’s Visual Cortex

A team of scientists has created a comprehensive circuit diagram of neurons in a mammalian brain’s visual cortex, revealing groundbreaking insights into how the brain works. The map, which covers an area smaller than a grain of sand, documents 84,000 neurons linked by half a billion synapses and approximately 5.4km of neuronal wiring. The 3D … Read more

Nintendo Switch 2 Consoles Face US Tariffs of Up to 145%

A major supplier of Nintendo consoles has warned that the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 will be subject to up to 145% US tariffs on goods imported from China. The warning came after President Trump confirmed that Chinese-made electronics, including Sony’s PlayStation 5 consoles and PC tech by Apple, HP, Dell, Lenovo, and more, would … Read more

300-Million-Year-Old Gemstone Fossil Discovered in Oklahoma

A rare fossil discovered in Oklahoma is making headlines in the paleontological community after a geology professor and his student unearthed what could be one of the oldest known examples of a gemstone-quality ammonite fossil. The fossil, which dates back over 300 million years to the Carboniferous Period, features vibrant colors reminiscent of a gemstone … Read more

20 Things That Gradually Disappeared Over The Last 20 Years

In recent years, many everyday items and experiences have vanished from our lives without us even noticing. A BuzzFeed user asked “what has gradually disappeared over the last 20 years without people really noticing?” and gathered some interesting responses. The list includes several unexpected things that are no longer around, such as: * Square TVs … Read more