Lowest Ever: America’s Smoking Rate Drops Thanks to Youth Power
Great news is in the air — and not just because of cleaner lungs! Smoking rates in the U.S. have dropped to their lowest level
The Pandemic Generation: How COVID-19 Shaped Children’s Future
Covid-19 shook routines worldwide and kids felt the impact deeply. Schools in nearly 200 countries closed their doors, sending 1.6 billion children home and upending
Disney and NBCUniversal Sue Midjourney Over AI Copyright Infringement
Disney and NBCUniversal just dropped a blockbuster lawsuit against Midjourney. They accuse the AI image generator of pirating their most famous characters. Names like Darth
Human-Sized Labubu Doll Fetches Record $150,000 at Beijing Auction
Human-sized Labubu dolls have crossed over from quirky desk toys to six-figure art sensations. A mint-green, life-size figure standing 131 cm tall sold for 1.08
Walking Speed: The Surprising New “Vital Sign” for Brain Ageing
A casual walk down the street now doubles as a brain check-up. Scientists spotlighted by BBC Future have shown that the pace you choose when
Unlock Your Culinary Dreams: Starting a Successful Home Catering Business
Julia Child, move over, there’s a new culinary queen/king in town and they’re ready to take over the world! You’ve got the passion, the drive,
The Wood Wide Web Is Real — and Trees Just Proved It During an Eclipse
In a forest nestled in the Italian Dolomites, a remarkable event unfolded during a solar eclipse: trees synchronized their bio-electrical signals, showcasing a phenomenon researchers
The Real Reason You’re Always Burning or Undercooking Meals
If you’ve ever stood over the stove wondering why your pancakes always burn on one side or your stir-fry ends up steaming instead of searing,
This Skin Fungus Fights Superbugs — And Wins
University of Oregon scientists have discovered that a fungus already living on our skin could be the secret weapon against one of medicine’s nastiest foes:
Mexico’s Tequila Express Returns: A Spirited Agave Adventure
Mexico’s Tequila Express train has rolled back onto the rails after a nine-year break. It first launched in 1997 to fuel tequila tourism and ran
Creatine’s Surprising Health Perks: From Brain to Body
Creatine is famous in gyms. Athletes use it to power muscle workouts. Our bodies also make it naturally. It stores energy inside cells in muscle
Paleoproteomic Profiling Unlocks 1,200 Ancient Proteins
A fresh tool from Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Medicine makes protein sleuthing in ancient soft tissues a reality. Alexandra Morton-Hayward and her team devised a
Brewing Chemicals: Discover the Chemistry Behind Crafting Beer
Despite all the modern advancements in brewing technology, such as automated brewing systems and advanced fermentation controls, the basic science behind making beer remains the
Sustainable Procurement for SMBs: Smart Strategies That Drive Impact and Profit
Nowadays, it’s practically impossible to imagine a successful business in any field without a sustainability program. While environmental & ethical awareness is a must for
When NBA Stars Inspire DIY: Sneaker Repair Clinic For Youth
The Golden State Warriors are bringing new life to old kicks — and empowering local youth while they’re at it. In a creative community initiative,