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The long-awaited flagship phone from Nothing, the Phone (3), is expected to be announced on July 1. However, a recent leak has shed more light on the device’s design, raising some concerns. According to the leaked image, the camera island appears smaller than its predecessor, the Phone (3a) Pro. The most notable change is the … Read more
Kacey Carpenter is set to release her new album “Man’s Best Friend”, which appears to feature several songs that poke fun at men’s intelligence. The album follows Carpenter’s recent monumental pop run, including her Grammy Award-winning sixth album “Short N’ Sweet”. The tour kicks off on October 23 in Pittsburgh, PA, and will be followed … Read more
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sold stocks worth $100,000 to $550,000 in March, including Microsoft and Apple, just before President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement that led to a market slump. This is part of a broader trend of officials making advantageous trades around the same time, as previously reported by NOTUS. Source: https://www.notus.org/defense/pete-hegseth-stock-trades-liberation-day
Apple has released an update to its mixed reality headset, visionOS 26, which brings significant improvements to the platform’s features. Two standout upgrades are the revamped Personas and the introduction of Widgets. Personas, the spatial avatars created based on your likeness using onboard cameras, have been redesigned with a more natural and realistic design. The … Read more
Cancer patients could soon see significant improvements in their treatment options thanks to five groundbreaking developments. These include immunotherapy treatments that boost survival rates, a new DNA blood test that accelerates personalized cancer care, and structured exercise programs that reduce the risk of death and recurrence. Immunotherapy treatments like Keytruda and Car T-cell therapy have … Read more
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has signaled a more supportive stance toward decentralized finance (DeFi), leading to a surge in Ethereum’s value. As of Monday, ETH is up 8% on the day, reaching $2,750. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins expressed his support for greater flexibility in self-custodying crypto assets during the Crypto Task Force … Read more
For the first time, scientists have imaged the elusive south pole of the sun. The images captured by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft reveal a magnetic field that is “a powder keg ready to blow.” The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the historic images, which show a view of our star that no human or … Read more
Russian drone strikes and bombs killed at least three people in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv overnight, regional officials reported. The attacks, which included Iranian-designed drones and Russian-guided bombs, also injured 56 people and damaged over 103 residential buildings. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russia’s expanding drone technology is a major concern, citing cooperation … Read more