A website experienced a severe crisis when it reached its maximum capacity, resulting in an ‘429 Too Many Requests’ error message being displayed to users. This technical issue is often caused by high traffic volumes or malicious activities that put excessive strain on the server. The problem arises from the fact that many websites rely … Read more
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has been suspended six games by the NFL after pleading guilty to two third-degree felony charges related to a March crash in Dallas. The suspension stems from his involvement in a collision on the North Central Expressway, where he was driving at 119 mph and made “multiple aggressive … Read more
Apple has sent out invitations for its upcoming September 9 event, sparking speculation about the company’s plans to unveil new iPhones. The teaser includes a design that evokes a heat map, particularly when viewed in animation, featuring an orange logo with yellow and blue hues. The heat map design might hint at the rumoured A19 … Read more
NASA’s 33rd commercial resupply mission, launched on Sunday, is bound for the International Space Station. The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, carrying over 5,000 pounds of supplies, lifted off at 2:45 a.m. EDT from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The launch marks an important milestone in the agency’s Artemis campaign, which aims to send astronauts … Read more
Every year, thousands of people from around the world attend Spain’s famous La Tomatina Festival, where they throw hundreds of tons of tomatoes at each other. The festival, held in Buñol near Valencia, is a food fight like no other, with participants using ripe tomatoes that are unfit for consumption. The annual event has become … Read more
Two evolutionary changes underpinning human bipedalism have been discovered, reshaping the pelvis and enabling our species to walk upright on two legs. Researchers examined the genetic basis for bipedalism by studying stored samples of embryonic tissues from humans and various primate species, identifying a pair of genetic shifts that occurred long ago in the human … Read more
North Korean operatives have been posing online as American remote workers to land high-paying tech jobs at top US companies, earning an estimated $300,000 a year while sending up to 95% of their income back to Pyongyang. The cyber scheme, which has generated $250-600 million annually for the regime, involves fake job profiles, AI tools … Read more
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou has called a confidence vote next month, sparking concerns among business leaders that the economy is at risk of recession. The vote, which Bayrou announced unexpectedly on Monday, is seen as an attempt to shore up his minority government before the opposition prepares a no-confidence vote. Business leaders are warning … Read more
The Supreme Court has recognized the Federal Reserve’s special status as an independent agency, but President Trump’s attempt to fire a member without cause raises questions about the limits of presidential power. In removing Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, Trump is testing the commitment to protecting the Fed’s independence. The move was made under a … Read more
When neurologist Ray Dorsey was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2014, he initially thought it was a result of bad luck or an unlucky genetic mutation. However, as he delved deeper into his research and read about the work of Dr. Caroline Tanner, he realized that environmental pollution and chemical exposure are major contributors to … Read more