A rare “black moon” will rise this weekend, marking a unique event in the lunar cycle. A new moon occurs when the moon passes between Earth and the sun, making its surface invisible from our planet. However, this particular new moon is special because it’s part of a rare phenomenon called a “seasonal black moon.” … Read more
A suspected bat colony at Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park has left over 200 guests potentially exposed to rabies after a mass outbreak. The hotel, which hosted guests from May 15 to July 27, closed eight rooms with bats living in the attic space due to multiple reports of bat run-ins. Travis … Read more
Google is rolling out temperature scheduling controls for its older Nest thermostats, allowing users to set specific temperatures for heating and cooling at different times of the day. The new feature, available in the Google Home app, brings support to several models, including the 3rd gen Learning Thermostat and E models. This update will help … Read more
As back-to-school season approaches, it’s essential for adults to catch up on their vaccines. According to Dr. Kosta Vergos, a Family Medicine expert at McLaren Family Medicine, adult vaccination is crucial for the same reasons as pediatric vaccinations – to protect individuals and communities from infectious diseases. There are 31 vaccine-preventable diseases, with 17 recommended … Read more
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has released its annual immunization schedule for children, which includes vaccines for COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) decision to no longer recommend the vaccine for children under certain conditions, the AAP advises all children over 6 months old to receive a … Read more
The United States has launched a critical campaign against Europe’s approach to free speech, with Republican lawmakers and government officials accusing European leaders of stifling expression. This criticism comes despite the fact that some of America’s own politicians have been accused of restricting free speech. In recent months, American officials have visited several European cities … Read more
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California has reported 6,761 cases of Valley Fever by the end of July 2025, potentially breaking last year’s record of 12,595 cases. The fungus that causes the illness, which is spread through airborne spores, poses significant risks due to climate change. Valley Fever, also known as coccidioidomycosis, primarily affects humans and animals living in southwestern … Read more
CLEAR, the biometric identity verification company, has announced plans to expand its opt-in eGates program to several major airports across the US. The rollout is expected to begin Tuesday at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (ATL), with similar launches scheduled for Reagan National Airport (DCA) and Seattle-Tacoma Airport (SEA). The program, which is funded by CLEAR at … Read more
Google is set to launch its highly anticipated Pixel 10 Pro smartphone family later this week, promising a revolutionary leap forward in artificial intelligence features. The new flagship devices will introduce significant hardware and software upgrades, including the latest Tensor chipsets fabricated by TSMC. One of the notable changes is the improved AI capabilities, with … Read more