News & Headlines: 8 of 10
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What Jimmy Carter really thought about UFOs — and why he hid it
It was out of this world, y’all.
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Sylvester Stallone reveals what to expect from Cliffhanger reboot
Stallone sat down to chat exclusively with RadioTimes.com about his new reality show and the upcoming Cliffhanger reboot.
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Apple Books Nearly 90% of TSMC's 3nm Production Capacity for This Year
Apple has booked nearly 90% of chip supplier TSMC's first-generation 3-nanometer process capacity this year for future iPhones, Macs, and iPads, according to industry sources cited by DigiTimes, providing the Taiwanese foundry with significant growth momentum in the second half of 2023.
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'You might as well end it now': Terrorized by sextortion plot, a 17-year-old takes his life
Tamia and Tim Woods are doing all they can to warn others about the dangers of sextortion after their son, James, died by suicide after being targeted.
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Why Nuclear Fusion Won’t Solve the Climate Crisis
In December 2022 scientists at the U.S. National Ignition Facility (NIF) announced a breakthrough in the decades-long effort to create an energy source based on the same nuclear fusion reactions that power the sun. An “engineering marvel beyond belief,” they proclaimed, as major newspapers quickly followed with breathless coverage.
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Vietnam is going all-in on a climate-change resistant coffee bean
As climate change imperils the much-loved but vulnerable arabica coffee plant, Vietnam is going all in on more robust robusta.
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A vicious cycle of sedentary behavior and depression may occur within romantic relationships
A new study published in Mental Health and Physical Activity finds that when one partner is depressed, the other increases their sedentary behaviors and vice versa. This research reveals the potential negative impact partners can have on one another. Understanding this can help clinicians and individuals take steps to prevent the vicious cycle of depression and sedentary behaviors in partnerships.
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New York limousine operator convicted of crash that killed 20
The operator of Prestige Limousine faces 15 years in prison for failing to safety maintain the limo.
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Astronomers spot the biggest cosmic explosion ever seen, and it's 100 times the size of our solar system
The blast, which is 2 trillion times brighter than the sun, may have been caused by a supermassive black hole sending shock waves through a cloud of cosmic gas.
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WGA Says Strike Is Costing Studios $30 Million A Day
The ongoing Writers Guild strike “could be costing about $30 million a day in lost studio output,” according to WGA East Vice President Lisa Takeuchi Cullen, who said in a message sent today to WGA…
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How computer chips made of mushrooms could be the future
To reduce electronic waste and cut greenhouse gas emissions from plastic, future computer chips might use a substrate made of mushrooms. This isn’t something out of the Mario Bros. movie, either. That doesn’t mean you’ll have toadstools mounted on the motherboard. A paper published in the journal Science Advances (and spotted by ZDNet) details the process that uses only mushrooms’ skin to create a biodegradable base for electronics.
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A moment’s silence, please, for the death of the Metaverse
Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to remember the metaverse, which was quietly laid to rest a few weeks ago by its grieving adoptive parent, one Mark Zuckerberg. Those of you with long memories will remember how, in October 2021, Zuck (as he is known to his friends) excitedly announced the arrival of his new adoptee, to which he had playfully assigned the nickname “The Future”.
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Record number of U.S. workers test positive for cannabis, study shows
The number of general employees testing positive for marijuana following an on-the-job accident has hit a 25-year high.
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Scientists believe these are the reasons for falling sperm counts
Researchers have looked at nearly 27,000 studies to identify the biggest factors causing sperm damage. This is what they found. Men’s reproductive capacity has fallen drastically in recent decades - and a new analysis of thousands of studies has revealed the factors that pose the biggest risk to sperm quality.
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Sweden is building the world's first permanent electric road that charges moving EVs
Sweden is building the world's first permanent electric road that will charge EVs while they're on the move.
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HP disables customers’ printers if they use ink cartridges from cheaper rivals
Move sparks outrage among customers who feel ‘cheated’
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Google, Meta, Amazon hire low-paid foreign workers after US layoffs: report
H-1B visas have been a lightning rod in the immigration debate, with critics saying they are used to undercut US citizens and legal residents.
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Microsoft agrees to buy electricity generated from Sam Altman-backed fusion company Helion in 2028
Sam Altman has invested $375 million into Helion. His other big bet is artificial intelligence company OpenAI, in which Microsoft is an investor.
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Snoop Dogg says the music industry 'isn't working' anymore because of streaming
The rapper admitted he went "off script" to call out streaming services.
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Samsung Pay won’t be free for credit card companies anymore
After the launch of Apple Pay in South Korea, Samsung is changing its whole strategy around Samsung Pay. The company's ...