Nicolas Cage was adamant about not doing television – until...
Nicolas Cage praises 'Breaking Bad,' saying television allows storytelling depth unseen in film formats. Will he make his TV debut soon?
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Tech CEOs are apparently suffering from AI psychosis
Tech CEOs are succumbing to 'AI psychosis'—overconfidence in AI's potential. Learn the reasons and see how it affects productivity, jobs, and leadership.
DuckDuckGo installs are up 30% as users reject being ‘force-fed’...
DuckDuckGo reports a 30% boost in installs after Google's AI Search overhaul sparks user concerns. A look at the privacy-driven search shift.
Lawyer says tourist accused of hurling rock at Hawaiian monk...
Washington tourist accused of throwing a rock at endangered Hawaiian monk seal faces charges, threats, and doxing. Complex wildlife protection case emerges.
Abortion bans in 14 states lead to 9.2% increase in...
States with abortion bans see a 9.2% rise in pregnancy-related deaths. Learn about the public health impact and what's at stake for maternal care.
Pope Leo XIV makes historic apology for Holy See’s own...
Pope Leo XIV made a historic apology for the Vatican's role in legitimizing slavery, marking a pivotal step toward reconciliation and accountability.
Pope Leo Issues AI Encyclical Warning That ‘Opaque Algorithms’ Controlled...
Pope Leo XIV's new encyclical warns of opaque AI algorithms controlled by a few companies, risking dehumanization and societal harm.
Cheap attack drones break through Israel’s Iron Dome
Cheap fiber-optic drones are breaching Israel's billion-dollar Iron Dome, reshaping the future of warfare with low-cost solutions.
Ukraine’s capital Kyiv hit by massive missile, drone attack
Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine with heavy missile and drone strikes on Kyiv as both nations face heightened tensions in the ongoing war.
Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy
Discover how ordinary WiFi routers are being used to identify people with near-perfect accuracy by analyzing radio waves. Privacy concerns loom large.
