Astronomers at South Africa's MeerKAT radio telescope have detected the first radio waves coming from the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. But while this sounds suspiciously like alien activity, it is actually further proof of its completely natural origins.

If you'd have told us even three years ago that we would be writing about John Fetterman in a positive light, not only because he went against his own party and pushed to open the government, AND THEN…

A woman and child crosses a flooded street due to Typhoon Fung-wong and high tide on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, in Navotas, Philippines. Aaron Favila/AP PhotoTAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan evacuated more than 3,000…

A violent Antifa mob terrorized the youthful attendees of a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event at UC Berkeley, Monday evening, resulting in multiple arrests and injuries. The event,  featuring Rob Schneider…

A local CBS station in California described a violent protest outside a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley as ‘mostly peaceful’. This, despite the fact that a Charlie Kirk supporter was brutally…

A shopper checks a till receipt in Toronto's Fairview Mall as outlets participate in Black Friday sales, on Nov. 28, 2024. The Canadian Press/Chris YoungThe rising cost of living is expected to put a…

At least one Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) official knew firefighters were ordered to leave the Lachman Fire site, which burned just days before the Pacific Palisades blaze, according to the…

Earlier this month, singer-songwriter Tish Hyman found herself booted from Gold’s Gym for having the audacity to complain about a naked man in the women’s locker room. She’s wasn't done with her…

Serving on the USS New Jersey, the most decorated battleship in the history of the United States Navy, “really shaped our lives,” a veteran told me.Yesterday was the 250th birthday of the U.S. Marine…

Google's Project Suncatcher is fascinating solution to AI's massive energy demands…. building data centres in space powered directly by the solar power. The company's new research explores the possibility of constellations of satellites equipped with processors flying in tight formation just hundreds of meters apart, connected by terabit per second laser links to distribute information. Early testing shows their chips are surprisingly radiation resistant, while falling launch costs could make space based computing economically viable by the mid 2030s. With a prototype mission planned for 2027, this could fundamentally change where our most powerful computing infrastructure is located.