In an era where access to clean drinking water remains a critical and growing global crisis, new innovations that tap into unconventional resources are urgently needed. One such breakthrough comes in the form of an intriguing black “bubble wrap” designed to extract water vapor directly from the atmosphere—without relying on electricity. Tested in one of
Canada’s sudden revocation of its digital services tax (DST) reveals more than just diplomatic caution — it exposes a troubling weakness in standing up to aggressive economic coercion. Introduced as a forward-thinking mechanism to hold multinational tech giants accountable, the DST aimed to address a glaring tax loophole that allowed colossal corporations like Amazon, Google,
Ace Bailey’s recent draft experience with the Utah Jazz is more than just a story about a talented player landing in an unexpected destination; it exposes the complicated, often contradictory nature of modern NBA scouting and player relations. Bailey’s unwillingness to adhere to the traditionally scripted pre-draft process—eschewing workouts with several teams and sidelining preferred
At a time when the box office is dominated almost exclusively by blockbuster studio giants, the emergence of a film like *Sorry, Baby* feels less like a victory and more like a defiant gesture of resilience. Directed by Eva Victor, who also wrote and starred in the film, *Sorry, Baby* made a notable impact in
The recent revelation that Malik Beasley, a veteran NBA guard, is under federal investigation for gambling-related activities is deeply troubling. While investigations do not equate to guilt, the mere suspicion casts a shadow over professional basketball’s integrity, which has long been vulnerable to betting influences. This is not just about one player or one team;
The Mediterranean diet often enjoys glowing accolades for promoting longevity and reducing risks of chronic illnesses. Yet, as with many popular health narratives, the enthusiasm warrants a tempered and scrutinous perspective. Recent research at the University of Rovira i Virgili in Spain has added metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) to the laundry list of
The recent Senate procedural vote to advance President Donald Trump’s sprawling spending package—dubbed the “big, beautiful bill”—was a razor-thin success, highlighting the deep divisions and fragility within the Republican Party. The 51-49 margin barely scraped by, only after significant late-night maneuvering and defections by hardline Republicans. This narrowly secured procedural step, while ostensibly a win
For decades, Parkinson’s disease has been almost exclusively linked to the degeneration of dopamine-producing neurons in the brain. The hallmark of the disease—clumps of misfolded alpha-synuclein proteins—has been viewed as a primarily neurological phenomenon. However, a recent study from Wuhan University boldly challenges this brain-centric view, suggesting that the kidneys might be an unexpected origin
In a tech landscape that relentlessly pushes boundaries, the Infinix Hot 60i’s recent release in Bangladesh is, unfortunately, a case study in missed potential. Positioned as the inaugural model in Infinix’s upcoming Hot 60 series, it strikingly resembles its predecessor, the Hot 50i, narrating a familiar story of incremental rather than meaningful innovation. The device’s
The recent protests in Bangkok mark a critical juncture in Thailand’s political landscape, revealing the deep fissures that continue to fracture the nation’s governance. Hundreds assembled near the Victory Monument, vocalizing their anger towards Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s government amid escalating disputes with Cambodia. This wave of dissent is not just another routine eruption of