Bell Labs Pioneer George E. Smith Dies at 95

George E. Smith, a pioneering researcher from Bell Labs, died on May 28th at the age of 95. A colleague and he jointly sketched out an idea on a blackboard in 1969 that laid the groundwork for digital photography and other technological advancements. This groundbreaking concept earned him the Nobel Prize in physics 40 years … Read more

Moderate Coffee Consumption Linked to Better Aging

A new study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition suggests that drinking a moderate amount of coffee daily may be linked to long-term health benefits. Researchers found that 3,700 women who consumed an average of 315mg of caffeine per day were more likely to age in good health. The study, … Read more

Wells Fargo Eases Asset Limits Amid Regulatory Progress

Wells Fargo & Company has confirmed that the Federal Reserve has determined that the bank has met all conditions required to remove limits on growth in total assets imposed since 2018. The decision marks a significant milestone for the company, which has undergone substantial reforms and improvements in its compliance and operational risk programs. According … Read more

Orlando Magic Unveil Retro-Inspired Jerseys with Star Trail Design

The Orlando Magic are reviving their classic designs by bringing back pinstripes on three jerseys, as well as introducing a new logo featuring a “cascading star trail.” The team claims the design is a nostalgic tribute to its fans’ favorite jerseys, replacing the iconic “A” with a stylized star. According to executive vice president of … Read more

Texas Tech Stuns Oklahoma in WCWS Semifinals, End Era of Dominance

Oklahoma’s historic softball dynasty came to an end on Monday as No. 2 Oklahoma lost to No. 3 Texas Tech in the Women’s College World Series semifinal. The Red Raiders’ 3-2 victory marked a turning point for college softball, as the school spent $1 million to lure top player NiJaree Canady to Lubbock, Texas. Canady, … Read more

NBCUniversal’s Cookie Policy Explained

NBCUniversal uses cookies on its websites and services to collect information about users’ browsing habits, preferences, and behavior. This policy explains how we use cookies, why we need them, and how you can manage your cookie settings. **Types of Cookies** We use two main types of cookies: 1. **Session Cookies**: These cookies are deleted when … Read more

Chinese Nationals Charged with Smuggling Agroterrorism Fungus into US

Two Chinese nationals, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, have been charged with smuggling a fungus called Fusarium graminearum, classified as a potential agroterrorism weapon, into the US. The Justice Department alleges that they received Chinese government funding for research at the University of Michigan, where Jian worked. Authorities found evidence of smuggling in Liu’s luggage, … Read more

US Plans Shift Greenland Under Northern Command

The US Pentagon is poised to shift its oversight of Greenland from European Command to U.S. Northern Command, a move that aligns with President Donald Trump’s pledge to take control over the autonomous Danish territory. The change could help the US broaden its missile shield and provide more radars for coverage. The plan would put … Read more

Luca Guadagnino Sets Sights on AI Drama ‘Artificial’

Director of ‘Call Me by Your Name’ to Helm Film About OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s Turbulent 2023 Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino is in talks to direct a new comedy-drama about the behind-the-scenes drama at OpenAI, with sources indicating that production could begin this summer. The script, penned by novelist and screenwriter Simon Rich, tells the … Read more

McDonald’s Brings Back Beloved Snack Wrap After 7 Years

McDonald’s is reviving its long-lost menu item, the Snack Wrap, after a dedicated fanbase has been clamoring for its return. The wrap features chicken, lettuce, cheese, and a tortilla will debut on July 10 to help boost sales, which have been declining due to economic concerns. A change.org petition with over 19,000 signatures has kept … Read more