Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film, “One Battle After Another,” follows the story of Bob Ferguson (Leonardo DiCaprio), an ex-revolutionary trying to raise his 16-year-old daughter Willa in hiding after a series of events leaves him questioning his past and present. The movie is set in a present-day America that feels eerily similar to today, but … Read more
Meta’s humanoid robot, dubbed Metabot, is a significant step towards building the backbone of robotics’ future. Unlike Android, which is exclusive to smartphones, Meta aims to create a software platform that can be licensed to companies manufacturing humanoid robots. The company’s CTO, Andrew Bosworth, believes software is the bigger challenge in robotics. To overcome the … Read more
Looking for a new PC and want to install Linux? Don’t settle for stability over performance. Here are five progressive Linux distributions that pack the latest hardware support. Garuda, based on Arch Linux, prioritizes performance with kernel patches for modern CPUs and GPUs, making it ideal for gamers. It also offers stylish pre-configured desktops with … Read more
“48 Hours” returns for its 38th season, premiering on Saturday, September 27. The new season will feature an episode about 17-year-old Benjamin Elliott, who was sentenced to life in prison for stabbing his twin sister. His defense team claims he was sleepwalking at the time of the crime. The episode is titled “The Boy Who … Read more
As I delved into antinatalism, an ideology often stigmatized by society, I found a surprising depth of compassion and complexity. Despite being taboo in many circles, antinatalists prioritize reducing suffering and minimizing harm. They argue that, for those who can choose, the moral path is to refrain from creating new human lives. Antinatalism challenges traditional … Read more
Want to stay up-to-date with software updates without having to visit each project’s website? You can use RSS feeds to get the latest news and announcements from your favorite open-source projects. To start, you’ll need an RSS reader. Some popular options include Feedly, Inoreader, and Reeder (for Mac). These readers allow you to organize your … Read more
The US government’s power to bar outsiders based on their beliefs remains intact despite efforts to roll back other forms of censorship. A recent court case in Boston is testing this authority, as the Trump administration’s visa policy is challenged by universities and advocacy groups. The issue centers on students who were involved in pro-Palestinian … Read more
California State University is facing a federal inquiry into allegations of antisemitism and racial discrimination. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has launched an investigation, reaching out to employees with questions about diversity hiring initiatives. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-27/cal-state-targeted-by-federal-officials-in-antisemitism-inquiry
Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery about the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, which they believe is anomalously massive and large. By analyzing data on its motion between May 15 and September 23, 2025, they set an upper limit of 0.028 arcseconds for non-gravitational acceleration, indicating that it has a mass significantly greater than other known interstellar … Read more
TCL has released a new tablet with its Nxtpaper display technology, which is designed to be easy on the eyes like e-paper screens. The Tab 8 is an 8-inch device that runs Android 15 and features a screen that can switch between color and black-and-white modes. This tablet could tempt people away from color screen … Read more