Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s health secretary, has instructed the leaders of his nonprofit organization to remove a fake vaccine safety page that mimicked the design of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website. The page was taken offline on Saturday evening after The New York Times inquired about it. The page, published … Read more
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Elon Musk has made headlines again with his unconventional requests, including asking people to break door mirrors off their Tesla cars. The billionaire CEO has a history of controversy with critics like the author, who previously reviewed one of his early models on Top Gear in 2008. During that review, the writer accurately described the … Read more
Celebrity chef and food expert Alton Brown has weighed in on the fast food scene, surprising fans by naming Arby’s as his go-to chain. Despite having cut down on fast food consumption, Brown admits he’d be drawn to Arby’s if his cravings ever return. Brown, known for his love of fried chicken, is a fan … Read more
Paralysed man Noland Arbaugh has made history by becoming the first person to use Elon Musk’s Neuralink chip. The 30-year-old quadriplegic, who was fitted with the device in January 2024, can now control a computer with his mind using a ‘brain computer interface’ (BCI) technology. The Neuralink chip detects electrical impulses generated when Noland thinks … Read more
South Korea’s Constitutional Court is poised to deliver rulings on at least two high-profile cases this week, which could reshape the nation’s political landscape. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo faces impeachment over allegations of rebellion and refusing to appoint Constitutional Court justices. The National Assembly voted 192-0 in favor of his impeachment, but the question remains … Read more
Arc System Works has released the Venom gameplay trailer for Guilty Gear Strive, a new character that will be playable on March 24, 2025. Initially delayed to ensure the best gaming experience, Venom’s release date marks an exciting development for fans. The new character features a unique set of abilities and animations, drawing inspiration from … Read more
DoorDash has announced a partnership with financial tech service Klarna to offer “buy now, pay later” loan options for customers to defer payments on orders such as food deliveries, electronics, and makeup. Customers can take out a loan for orders over $35, which can be repaid in four interest-free installments or at a later date. … Read more
The UK TV industry is facing a crisis, with directors and producers warning that public service broadcasters are struggling to afford high-end British dramas due to rising production costs. Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky argues that filming his drama was nearly cancelled weeks before it started due to budget pressures. Kosminsky claims that the BBC … Read more