26 New UNESCO World Heritage Sites Added This Year

UNESCO has added 26 new sites to its World Heritage List, recognizing their cultural and natural significance. The list now numbers 1,248 locations worldwide. Some of the new additions include a sacred mountain in Malawi, petroglyphs in South Korea, remains of 17th-century Port Royal in Jamaica, and a king’s palaces in Germany. These sites were … Read more

Gabe Newell’s Unconventional Work-Life Balance on His Superyacht

Gabe Newell, Valve co-founder and 62-year-old boss, has revealed his unique approach to work-life balance in a recent interview with YouTuber Zalkar Saliev. Contrary to conventional wisdom, Newell claimed to be working seven days a week from the comfort of his bedroom on his superyacht. Newell explained that he enjoys his job and views it … Read more

Microsoft Exits Digital TV and Movie Sales After 16 Years

Microsoft has ended its business of selling digital TV shows and movies after nearly two decades. The company’s Movies & TV app stopped sales and rentals for new content on Friday without warning. A support notice on the Microsoft website states that customers can continue to access previously purchased content on Xbox or Windows devices, … Read more

Genetic Factors May Influence Birth Sex, Study Finds

A new study suggests that genetic factors may play a role in why some women tend to have children of the same sex. Researchers found that women who have already had multiple children of the same sex are more likely to have another baby of the same sex. The study also identified two genes that … Read more

Revolutionizing eGPUs: A Key to Smoother Gaming on Mobile Devices

The concept of playing high-end games on mobile devices without a desktop PC is becoming increasingly feasible. Companies like Razer and Asus are working on eGPU (external graphics processing unit) solutions, but they often come with limitations. To take gaming on the go to the next level, manufacturers need to create more portable and user-friendly … Read more

Germany Deports 81 Afghans Back to Afghanistan

Germany has resumed deportations to Afghanistan, with 81 Afghan nationals being sent back to their home country on Friday. The deportation effort was led by the German Interior Ministry and marks a significant shift in the government’s migration policy. The move comes after talks between Berlin and the Taliban government, which Germany does not officially … Read more

T.J. Watt Signs Record-Breaking Extension with Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end T.J. Watt has agreed to a three-year extension worth $123 million, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. The deal includes $108 million fully guaranteed at signing and averages $41 million per year. Watt, 31, was considered one of the top free agents on the market after a successful season … Read more

Lionesses Come Back from 2-0 Down to Win Thrilling Penalty Shootout

England’s European champions came from behind to defeat Sweden 4-3 in a penalty shootout after the match ended 2-2 in extra time. The Lionesses were lucky to be leading at half-time, but they made three substitutions that changed the game. Chloe Kelly’s arrival on the field sparked a turnaround for England, and her team scored … Read more

Britain to Lower Voting Age to 16 Amid Mixed Reaction

The British government has announced plans to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 before the next general election. The move is part of a package of electoral reforms aimed at strengthening democracy and restoring trust in politics. Supporters argue that 16-year-olds who pay taxes should have the right to vote, citing examples like … Read more