Novavax COVID Vaccine Approval Delayed, Patients Fight for Access

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has delayed the approval of Novavax’s COVID-19 booster vaccine, citing a need for additional clinical data. However, patients with long COVID and other groups who rely on the vaccine are fighting to keep it on the market. Novavax is the only COVID-19 booster that does not use messenger … Read more

Fantasy RPGs Heat Up PC and Console Over Weekend Launches

The fantasy genre has seen an exciting surge in popularity over the weekend, with two highly anticipated games launching simultaneously on PC and console. The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion remaster and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 both kicked off their first weekend with impressive player counts. Expedition 33, developed by Sandfall Interactive, has achieved remarkable success, … Read more

Airline Employee Delay Causes Passenger’s Fatal Decline After Landing

A 62-year-old man died after a flight crew delayed calling for medical assistance until the plane had landed and all passengers had disembarked, according to a lawsuit filed by his son. The lawsuit claims airline staff waited until other passengers left the regional carrier for American Airlines before seeking help for John William Cannon. Source: … Read more

NY Lawmakers Seek to Revoke Tesla’s Exemption for Direct Sales

New York lawmakers are pushing to revoke Tesla’s exemption to sell electric vehicles directly to consumers, citing concerns that it gives the company an unfair advantage. The state has laws prohibiting direct sales of EVs without third-party dealerships, a relic of outdated regulations meant to protect car dealers from their own automakers. Tesla obtained an … Read more

Axios News and Updates Website Overview

Axios is a popular online news website that provides in-depth coverage of current events, politics, business, science, technology, culture, and more. The website features various sections such as Axios Local, Axios Pro, and Axios Entertainment, catering to diverse interests and audiences. Users can access exclusive content, newsletters, and live shows through the platform’s intuitive interface. … Read more

NFL Draft Winners and Losers: Jaguars Make Big Splash

The NFL Draft has concluded, and teams are already being evaluated for their moves. The Jacksonville Jaguars made the biggest splash by trading up two spots to grab highly touted receiver Travis Hunter, considered one of the best prospects in the draft. General Manager James Gladstone’s bold move could pay off if Hunter becomes a … Read more

Last-Minute Way Day Deals Worth Shopping ASAP

Don’t miss out on the final chance to snag incredible deals on patio furniture, decor, and more. As a Wayfair shopping expert, I’ve rounded up the best last-minute deals worth filling your virtual cart with ASAP. The epic weekend sale ends today at 11:59 p.m. PT, so shop these top-rated deals before prices go back … Read more

Can Astronauts Burp in Space?

Burping is a natural process that occurs when the body tries to clear excess gas from the upper digestive tract. On Earth, gravity helps separate the gassy ingredients of a burp from the liquid and solid remnants of food in the stomach, allowing gas to rise into the lower part of the esophagus and escape … Read more

Apple Warns iPhone Users to Delete Google Chrome Due to Privacy Concerns

Apple has issued a warning to its iPhone users, urging them to delete the commonly used Google Chrome browser due to concerns over digital privacy. The company’s video warning, titled “Privacy on iPhone: Flock,” uses a parody of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 film “The Birds” to demonstrate how browser information can be easily tracked by advertisers. … Read more

US Ends De Minimis Exemption, Tariffs to Rise for China Shipments

The US has ended a decades-old trade loophole called the de minimis exemption, which allows package shipments valued at under $800 to enter the country without tariffs. This change, signed by President Donald Trump, goes into effect May 2 and is expected to increase prices for American consumers and slow down shipment times. The move … Read more