Denmark accused Russia on Thursday of cyberattacks on water utility that burst pipes and on election websites, the first time Copenhagen publicly blamed Moscow.Continue Reading
The war on Ukraine was a big topic at Vladimir Putin’s annual Q&A session, but the question of its end went unanswered., Is Russia’s war on Ukraine coming to an end? Putin won’t say NewsFeed The war on Ukraine was a big topic at Vladimir Putin’s annual televised question andContinue Reading
Six British hunger strikers linked to Palestine Action are at risk of death in prison, doctors and relatives warn., NewsFeed Six British hunger strikers linked to protest group Palestine Action are at risk of death in prison, doctors and relatives warn. The activists are held in pre-trial detention over actionsContinue Reading
Petty December is in full swing , and this beef between California Gov. Gavin Newsom and rapper Nicki Minaj just took it from funny to pretty disturbing. There’s a lot to process here, but for the sake of brevity, we’ll zoom in on the fact that we live in anContinue Reading
Queer Taylor Swift fans have a reason to celebrate this weekend, as dancer and choreographer Whyley Yoshimura has praised the pop star for platforming LGBTQ+ representation. In the fourth episode of Taylor Swift’s docuseries, The End of an Era , Yoshimura features heavily as he expresses his love for theContinue Reading
Every December, families dust off the classics: Home Alone , Love Actually , It’s a Wonderful Life. But for a growing number of fans, the holiday season doesn’t officially begin until Bruce Willis crawls barefoot through air ducts to rescue hostages at Nakatomi Plaza. Yes, Die Hard is a ChristmasContinue Reading
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — “I don’t see a future for myself in this country. If I leave Haiti, it’s to save my life and plan for the future. Otherwise, I wouldn’t leave,” says Maximilien Duclair, one of many young people struggling to find an income in Haiti’s capital, where gang violenceContinue Reading
This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. President Traitor 47 spent most of 2025 hacking away at large parts of the federal government. His administration fired, bought out, or otherwise ousted hundreds of thousands of federal employees. Entire agencies were gutted. By so many metrics,Continue Reading
It’s not quite burning-scientists-at-the-stake bad, but it’s close — or at least feels that way. President Traitor 47’s administration is openly waging war against universities, closing independent science review panels, funding fewer grants, and shutting down or raising concerns about the closure of important centers of government research (even though in some cases, they’re probably not supposed to). The evidence is now clear thatContinue Reading
TikTok hosted its first U.S. awards show in Hollywood on Thursday., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Which $250 GPU is the better buy: Nvidia’s RTX 5050 or Intel’s Arc B580? We compare performance, upscaling quality, and VRAM limits to find out.Read Entire Article…Continue Reading
Every December, Earth plows through a dusty lane of debris in space, and the night becomes illuminated by streaks of meteors. This year’s Geminids meteor shower peaked around Dec. 13, with generally favorable viewing thanks to a relatively dim moon. The beauty of the Geminids was captured by astrophotographers worldwide, including well-known astrophotographer Josh DuryContinue Reading
In a region of space not far outside of our Solar System, two separate collisions between space rocks have scattered an incredible amount of debris. The dust clouds at both cosmic crash sites, giving off a radiant glow from reflected starlight, have now revealed that an unknown object theorized to be an exoplanet never actuallyContinue Reading