Quantum Threat Looms for Bitcoin Amid Growing Concerns

A former hacker turned CEO of Naoris Protocol warns that quantum computers pose an imminent threat to Bitcoin’s security. David Carvalho’s concerns are fueled by the rapid advancements in quantum computing, which could potentially break Bitcoin’s cryptographic defenses. The blockchain relies on SHA-256 and Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) protections, but these might not … Read more

Nagasaki Marks 80 Years Since Atomic Bomb Dropped

Nagasaki, Japan, is commemorating the 80th anniversary of the US atomic attack that killed nearly 70,000 people. The city’s survivors, now mostly in their 80s and 90s, continue to push for nuclear disarmament despite a growing threat from nuclear-armed nations. Despite fading memories, they’re relying on younger generations to carry on their legacy. The bombing … Read more

Outlander Effect Boosts Scottish Tourism for Decades

The US cable network Starz and Sony Pictures Television first announced plans to adapt Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series for television in 2013. The historical romance features Caitríona Balfe as time-travelling nurse Claire Randall and Sam Heughan as Jacobite Jamie Fraser. Before the show’s premiere, Visit Scotland began collaborating with Sony on the “Outlander effect,” a … Read more

Trump’s Economic Numbers Raise Concerns About Boom or Bust

President Donald Trump’s economic policies have been met with lukewarm reception, as recent financial numbers show job gains dwindling and inflation on the rise. Despite his claims of an “economic golden age,” the latest data paints a more nuanced picture. The impact of Trump’s tariff hikes and tax and spending bill is becoming apparent, remolding … Read more

Teen Football Player Overcomes Rare Brain Malformation After Concussion

Teenage football player Logan Coleridge suffered debilitating symptoms after a concussion, including dizziness, memory problems, and severe headaches. Despite months of physical therapy and medication, his condition worsened, leaving him unable to attend school regularly. A recent diagnosis by a specialist revealed an arteriovenous malformation (AVM), a rare brain abnormality that can cause a range … Read more

Juice Regulation May Reduce Sugar Levels

The US Food and Drug Administration has proposed a new regulation to lower the minimum sugar content in pasteurized orange juice, from 10.5 to 10 degrees Brix. This change aims to make it easier for manufacturers to produce domestic orange juice while reducing sugar levels. Currently, the FDA sets standards of identity for specific foods, … Read more