The US Senate has yet to confirm Calley Means, Donald Trump’s latest pick for surgeon general. The role is seen as a significant platform for the nation’s top doctor, but limited policy impact. Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams questioned her medical credentials, citing that she left her surgical residency in its final year and pursued … Read more
The US is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran amid President Donald Trump’s threat to escalate the war. Thousands of American soldiers and Marines have arrived in the Middle East as the Pentagon considers various options, including seizing Kharg Island, a key Iranian oil export hub. The deployment raises concerns about the safety … Read more
Adam Johnson, who briefly occupied Pelosi’s lectern during the January 6th protest, is now seeking a role in politics. Despite his rare voting record and divisive past actions, Floridians will decide whether he can be trusted to lead. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/03/29/pelosi-lectern-defendant-campaign-florida
A group of companies in Tokyo’s Tokyu Group is testing a new way to build data centers. They’re placing servers and other equipment under railway overpasses. The goal is to see if this type of setup can work well, despite the trains above causing vibration and heat. The project involves four companies: Tokyu Corporation, Tokyu … Read more
Water is a mysterious substance that behaves unlike most other liquids. Its unique properties make it essential for life, yet its behavior defies explanation. Researchers at Stockholm University have made a groundbreaking discovery by identifying a hidden critical point in supercooled water. This phenomenon occurs when two liquid forms of water merge, triggering powerful fluctuations … Read more
Big food companies are struggling due to limited growth opportunities. After years of price hikes without significant product improvements, companies like General Mills, Campbell’s, and Kraft Heinz have seen their stock prices increase. However, this growth is largely driven by new players that offer healthier options, rather than the traditional brands losing sales. As a … Read more
JPMorgan warns that Unilever’s planned sale of its food division to McCormick may disappoint investors due to execution risks and high costs associated with the deal. The proposed “reverse Morris Trust” transaction would see Unilever shareholders receive shares in a new company while the company itself receives around €12 billion in cash, leaving it with … Read more
Researchers at Stockholm University used x-ray lasers to find evidence of a hidden liquid-liquid critical point in supercooled water at -81°F (63°C). This discovery explains why ice floats and how liquid water expands as it cools below 39°F (4°C). Water’s behavior is unusual, unlike any other substance. It doesn’t shrink when cooled like most materials … Read more
Microsoft has announced significant changes coming to Windows Insiders, aiming to improve quality and address long-standing user complaints. However, the company’s track record suggests skepticism is warranted. The new changes include moving the taskbar, removing AI features from Notepad and Photos, and giving users more control over Windows Updates. These updates will be rolled out … Read more
Microsoft Reportedly Sets Movable Taskbars to Low Priority as It Struggles with Windows 11 A recent report suggests that Microsoft has decided to treat movable taskbars in Windows 11 with low priority, possibly due to ongoing issues and concerns about user feedback. Source: https://www.xda-developers.com/microsoft-reportedly-sets-movable-taskbars-to-priority-0-as-it-tries-to-regain-faith-in-windows-11