“Unveiling Lucy’s True Face”

Lucy, a 3.5ft skeleton discovered in Ethiopia by American palaeoanthropologist Donald Johanson in 1975, has been reconstructed with unprecedented accuracy. The Australopithecus afarensis species’ most intact early hominin, Lucy’s discovery helped prove that human ancestors walked on two legs before developing large brains. Prior to her discovery, scientists hypothesized that larger brain size was required … Read more

Microsoft Copilot Gains Ground with System-Wide Search and Vision Features

Microsoft has rolled out its latest Copilot update in the Windows Insider beta build, bringing long-awaited features for system-wide file search and browser compatibility. The new features aim to enhance the functionality of Copilot, allowing users to access and analyze files across various apps and browsers. The file search feature enables users to find, open, … Read more

Is the US Dollar Losing Its Safe-Haven Status?

The US dollar’s status as a safe-haven asset is under scrutiny amid rising tensions between the US and its trading partners. Last week, the greenback plummeted after President Trump imposed tariffs on major economies. However, in recent days, investors have sought refuge in the dollar once again, driving up its value. The debate over whether … Read more

Fed Official Warns of Uncertainty and Potential Recession

A top Federal Reserve official, Richmond Fed president Tom Barkin, has expressed concerns about the ongoing trade war, warning that it may lead to fewer jobs and higher prices. While companies are determined to pass along higher tariff costs by way of higher prices, consumers are exhausted by high inflation and may resist. Barkin notes … Read more

L.A. 2028 Olympics to be Female-Majority Event with Record Participation

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has approved the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, which will feature more women than men for the first time. The Games will have a total of 11,198 Olympians participating, with 50.5% being female. This marks a significant milestone in gender equality at the Olympics. The IOC has emphasized equality by including … Read more

Google Messages Introduces Simple Unsubscribe Option

Google has made it easier to stop receiving spam and promotional messages on its messaging app. A new feature allows users to automatically unsubscribe from automated text messages without having to leave the app. To use this feature, look for a “Unsubscribe” option at the bottom of automated promotional conversation threads sent from short codes. … Read more

Oil Price Plunge Triggers Anxiety for US Oil Companies

US oil companies are bracing themselves for the worst as plunging oil prices below $60 per barrel due to an escalating trade war may force them to cut back on share buybacks and capital expenditures. Analysts say that if the downturn persists, producers might reduce their 2025 capex and dividend payouts. The slide in Brent … Read more

Bright Comet Discovered in SOHO Images, Visible Before Dawn

A bright comet discovered in publicly released images from the Solar Wind Anisotropies (SWAN) camera on the orbiting Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) is expected to make observations exciting for amateur astronomers. The comet, designated C/2025 F2 (SWAN), was first reported by Vladimir Bezugly of Ukraine on March 29th and independently confirmed by Michael Mattiazzo … Read more

Declan Rice’s Stunning Free-Kicks Leave Goalkeepers Baffled

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice’s impressive two goals from free-kicks against Real Madrid in the Champions League have sparked debate over which shot was more impressive. Former West Ham and England goalkeeper Rob Green believes the second goal, which flew into the top right-hand corner, was the better of the two. The first goal, curled around … Read more

Cinema Issues Warning After Rowdy Minecraft Fan Behavior

A cinema in Oxfordshire has issued a warning to customers after rowdy behavior at screenings of A Minecraft Movie was shared online. The sign at Cineworld warns that any form of anti-social behavior, including loud screaming and clapping, will not be tolerated. Anyone found acting in this manner will be removed from the screening without … Read more