Northern Lights Visible Over Midwest on Thursday Night

A rare geomagnetic storm is forecasted to bring the northern lights to 18 states, including Illinois, on Thursday night. Normally visible in Alaska, the auroras will be active and brighter further from the poles. Residents of northern Illinois and Wisconsin are in luck, with their viewing area stretching just south of the states. To increase … Read more

Mariah Carey on Space Tourism: “I Think I’ve Done Enough”

Mariah Carey recently discussed space tourism during an interview with BBC Radio’s Scott Mills Breakfast Show. She was asked if she would be interested in going to space like fellow music superstar Katy Perry. However, Carey was unsure about the details of Perry’s trip. Perry traveled aboard Blue Origin’s suborbital space tourism mission in April … Read more

NBCUniversal Cookie Policy Explained

NBCUniversal uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on its websites, applications, and connected devices to provide services, personalize content, and deliver targeted advertising. This Cookie Notice explains how these technologies are used, your choices, and is part of the NBCUniversal Privacy Policy. Cookies are small text files placed on your device by NBCUniversal and its … Read more

Pompeii Survivors Reoccupied City in “Precarious Conditions” After 79 AD Eruption

New discoveries at Pompeii have revealed that some survivors of the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD returned to live in the city, but under precarious conditions. Archaeologists found evidence of an informal settlement where people resided without basic infrastructure and services. Despite the massive destruction caused by the eruption, which claimed around … Read more

NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures Sharpest Panorama of Its Mission

NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover has captured one of its sharpest panoramas yet, showcasing the Martian landscape in breathtaking detail. The mosaic, stitched together from 96 images, reveals a rock sitting atop a sand ripple, boundary lines between geologic units, and hills as far as 40 miles away. Acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy said the stunning … Read more

Eddie Palmieri, Pioneering Salsa Maestro, Passes Away at 88

Virtuosic keyboardist and visionary bandleader Eddie Palmieri, who played a pivotal role in shaping the salsa genre, has passed away at the age of 88. Born in New York City to Puerto Rican parents in 1936, Palmieri’s music career spanned over six decades, marked by his innovative fusion of Afro-Caribbean rhythms with jazz and rock. … Read more

OpenAI Unveils GPT-5, Its Smarter and More Useful AI Model

OpenAI has announced its latest artificial intelligence model, GPT-5, which is smarter, faster, and more useful across various domains like writing, coding, and healthcare. The company will make GPT-5 available to everyone, including free users, starting Thursday. GPT-5 boasts a lower hallucination rate, meaning it fabricates answers less frequently. The model has also undergone extensive … Read more

Website Access Denied Due to Automation Tools

Access to a website has been denied due to concerns over automated tools. This issue may arise from disabled or blocked JavaScript, which is often used by ad blockers or extensions that block content loading. Additionally, if the browser lacks cookie support, access will also be restricted. To resolve this issue, it’s essential to ensure … Read more

Trump’s Tax Cuts Spark Global Doubt on Dollar’s Dominance

The US has long followed a pattern of budgetary instability, with Republicans increasing the deficit through tax cuts for the wealthy and military spending, while Democrats cut borrowing with tax hikes and spending cuts. History is repeating itself with Donald Trump’s latest tax cut bill, which has sparked concerns about the dollar’s reserve status. Trump’s … Read more

Mysterious Bacteria Revealed as Cause of Sea Star Wasting Disease

A recent discovery by scientists has shed light on the mysterious sea star wasting disease that has ravaged marine ecosystems along the Pacific Coast of North America. The culprit behind this devastating epidemic is a previously unknown bacterium, Vibrio pectenicida. This microorganism causes widespread disintegration among sea stars, leading to a staggering 90% mortality rate … Read more