Heathrow Airport Shut Down Due to Power Outage Probe

Britain’s government has ordered an investigation into the handling of a power outage that caused Europe’s busiest airport, Heathrow, to shut down for almost a day on Friday. The National Energy System Operator will lead the probe, which aims to assess the resilience of the country’s critical infrastructure. Heathrow Airport has tasked an independent board … Read more

Infants Remember More Than You Think, New Study Reveals

Infantile amnesia, the phenomenon of young children being unable to recall specific experiences from their early years, has long been a topic of debate among researchers. A new study published in Science challenges this assumption by showing that infants can form memories, but these memories become difficult to retrieve later in life. According to professor … Read more

Ceasefire Talks Falter as Fighting Rages On in Ukraine

Ceasefire talks in Saudi Arabia have not stopped the violence in Ukraine. Attacks on Sumy, a city in north-eastern Ukraine, continued, causing widespread damage and injuring scores of people, including children. Authorities reported damage to schools, hospitals, and apartment blocks. Ukraine’s foreign minister, Andriy Sybiha, condemned Russia’s actions, asking how Moscow can speak of peace … Read more

Sudanese Army Seeks Control of Presidential Palace

Sudan’s army is close to taking control of the Presidential Palace in Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), state TV reported on Thursday, as a two-year-old conflict escalates. The RSF initially took the palace and most of the capital in April 2023 but has since been pushed back by the Sudanese Armed Forces. … Read more

Gut Neurons May Hold Key to Treating Constipation in Parkinson’s

Researchers at Stanford University have made a groundbreaking discovery that could lead to new treatments for constipation in patients with Parkinson’s disease. The study found that specific nerve cells in the gut, known as glutamatergic neurons, play a crucial role in regulating bowel movements. These neurons release a signaling molecule called glutamate, which helps coordinate … Read more

Lauren Betts Leads UCLA to Dominant Win Over Richmond

UCLA women’s basketball coach Cori Close gave star player Lauren Betts her moment on Sunday night, and she made the most of it. The Bruins took an 84-67 win over Richmond, with Betts scoring a career-high 30 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. Betts, who is 6-foot-8, is a matchup nightmare for opposing teams. She creates … Read more

Comedian Joe Gatto Accused of Sexual Harassment by Former Employee

Comedian and ‘Impractical Jokers’ star Joe Gatto has faced fresh accusations of inappropriate behavior from a former employee. The woman, who claims to have worked with Gatto when he was on the show, alleges she experienced “sexual harassment” during their time together. According to her account, Gatto’s behavior towards her changed significantly after she turned … Read more

NVIDIA Faces Growing Competition from Custom ASICs

NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen has expressed uncertainty about the company’s ability to compete with the growing adoption of Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) in the AI market. While NVIDIA is currently dominant in AI infrastructure, its partners are developing custom chips to challenge Team Green’s stronghold. ASICs are specialized chips designed for specific workloads, such as … Read more

China Eyes Peacekeeping Mission for Ukraine Conflict

Chinese participation in a potential peacekeeping mission for Ukraine could boost efforts to establish a ceasefire, according to EU diplomats. This move comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin has opposed NATO’s involvement in supporting a potential truce in the country. German newspaper Welt reported that China’s inclusion could increase Russia’s acceptance of international forces on … Read more

Prostate Cancer Risk Skyrockets by 45% for Men Who Miss Screenings

A new study has found that men who miss prostate cancer screenings are at a 45% higher risk of dying from the disease. According to researchers, avoiding regular check-ups increases mortality rates. The American Cancer Society reports that about one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, making it the … Read more