Researchers have successfully used a groundbreaking technique called ice lithography to create tiny, biocompatible patterns on the bodies of tardigrades, also known as “water bears.” This innovative process involves projecting an electron beam into a thin layer of ice that coats living tissue, leaving intricate designs imprinted on the organism. The study’s findings represent a … Read more
Thousands of Filipinos in Vancouver gathered to celebrate a pivotal moment in Philippine history, but tragedy struck when a vehicle drove into the crowd during Lapu-Lapu Day festivities. The festival honours Datu Lapu-Lapu, who defeated Spanish forces led by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521. The celebrations featured a multi-block street party with Filipino food, live performances, … Read more
China’s robot makers are resisting pressure to lower prices due to high demand from limited international competition. At China’s largest trade expo, buyers showed strong interest in robotic products, racking up orders worth $1.1 million for a single automated cafe. Dolphin Robot Technology’s founder Han Zhaolin attributes the enthusiasm to the company’s unique fifth-generation product … Read more
Justin Bieber has shared a heartfelt tribute to his paternal grandfather, Bruce Dale, who passed away on April 24 at the age of 80. The pop star, 31, posted an Instagram caption honoring Dale’s memory with a childhood photo from his debut “My World” era. Bieber fondly remembered spending time with his grandfather, recalling their … Read more
A popular online book review platform has recently updated its features to provide users with an even more personalized experience. The site, which allows readers to create profiles and connect with other book lovers, has added new tools that enable users to discover new titles and authors based on their interests. The new features include … Read more
A missile launched from Yemen was intercepted in the early hours of Saturday before crossing into Israeli territory, according to the Israeli military. Sirens sounded in multiple areas of Israel following the launch, and Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack. The Houthis said they fired a ballistic missile towards Nevatim Airbase in … Read more
China has been selling US Treasury holdings, converting dollars to euros and buying European bonds, as part of a broader economic strategy aimed at weakening the US economy. This move may be seen as a strong message by China, making it more difficult for the US government to borrow money in the future. The tactic … Read more
Sean Combs, accused of sex trafficking and racketeering, wants the court to seal his explicit videos, known as “freak offs,” which prosecutors plan to use as evidence. The videos allegedly feature Combs performing and recording elaborate sexual acts, including those with victims Cassie Ventura and four other women. Prosecutors argue that these sensitive videos should … Read more
Lux Pascal, younger sister of Fantastic Four and The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal, praised her brother as a true superstar while attending the Platino Awards in Madrid. The Chilean-American actress talked about her experience growing up alongside Pedro and his impact on her life. Lux shared that she’s always known Pedro was special … Read more
A global market analysis by Ginnie Mae reveals that foreign countries, including China, hold over $1.32 trillion in U.S. mortgage-backed securities (MBS). If Chinese institutions were to sell off these assets and other countries follow suit, it could lead to a ripple effect through global financial markets. China’s central bank maintains the value of its … Read more