President Donald Trump has been privately discussing the possibility of abandoning the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), a trade pact he signed in 2020. The USMCA aims to modernize and expand North American trade relations among its three signatory countries – the US, Mexico, and Canada. Despite initial enthusiasm for the deal, Trump’s administration has faced … Read more
Filmmaker İlker Çatak tackles the difficult issue of state repression through his new film, Yellow Letters. The movie follows an artist couple from Ankara, Derya and Aziz, as they face layoffs and lose their home due to their involvement in the arts. The couple must navigate their changing relationship while fighting for their values amidst … Read more
AI.com, a mysterious website that gained attention with its Super Bowl commercial, is now available after being sold to Crypto.com’s co-founder and CEO, Kris Marszalek, for a record-breaking amount. The site was initially offered for sale in March 2025 for $100 million but eventually sold for $70 million less. The new AI.com website allows users … Read more
A clear surgical gel has restored vision in seven of eight people whose eyes had collapsed from low pressure. The treatment uses repeated injections of the gel, which holds the eye open long enough for visual structures to realign and remain stable over time. Source: https://www.earth.com/news/gel-that-costs-pennies-has-restored-sight-eye-pressure-to-7-out-of-8-patients
Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek’s $70 million investment in ai.com has sparked concerns over the unregulated power of artificial general intelligence (AGI). The company promises to accelerate AGI’s arrival with a decentralized network of AI agents that can perform various tasks, such as automating workflows and updating online profiles. However, users are being warned about the … Read more
Making a film is not an exact science, and sometimes even the best-laid plans can go awry. However, that doesn’t mean the final product isn’t worthy of praise. Here are nine movies that drastically changed during production, yet still became beloved classics. 1. ‘Commando’ (1985) – Originally centered on an Israeli soldier who resigned from … Read more
The popularity of mass market paperbacks has declined significantly over the past few decades. At their peak in the 1960s to 1980s, hundreds of millions of copies were sold worldwide. Recently, one of the largest US distributors announced it would stop distributing them. Esther Margolis, founder and publisher of Newmarket Books in New York, has … Read more
Kun käytät sivustojamme ja sovelluksiamme, käytämme evästeitä, joiden avulla tarjotamme sinulle parempaa kokemusta. Evästeinimme tallennetaan tietosuojavalmioasiostasi, joissa voit hallita, mitä dataa meillä keräämme ja käytämme. Yksityisyyden arvio Jos napsautat “Hyväksy kaikki”, tallennamme evästeitä ja tietoja sinun sijainnin perusteella. Tällöin voimme tarjota sinulle räätälöityä mainontaa ja sisältöä, tutkia kohderyhmiä ja kehittää palveluita. Jos haluat poistua evästeiden … Read more
The world’s wealthiest individuals are relocating at an unprecedented rate, with some experts describing it as the fastest migration in history. This phenomenon is driven by various factors such as taxes, regulations, and safety concerns. As governments impose stricter controls on wealth, the global elite is shifting their assets to more favorable jurisdictions. Countries like … Read more
A 20-year-old woman’s lawyer claims she spent only 29 minutes per day on YouTube over five years, contradicting the notion of social media addiction. The woman herself didn’t consider themselves addicted and neither did their therapist or father. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-10/instagram-youtube-called-addiction-machines-at-landmark-trial