A newly released survey found that 70 percent of children aged four to 10 years old look at electronic devices during dinner time with their family, and 75 percent of parents admit to scrolling through social media sites during what used to be considered the family meal.
A newly published study that looked into more than 10,000 blood samples found that just 19 contained one polyfluoroalkyl substance, or PFAS, while the others contained multiple, proving to researchers that nearly everyone has forever chemicals in their blood.
Young adults have been priced out of the U.S. housing market and have been forced to live at home with their parents as dreams of homeownership dim with rising inflation and home prices.
The New York Times ran a report last week that said top players in President Donald Trump’s orbit have close ties to an addictive drug called kratom that has been linked to various health issues, including liver toxicity.
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department sprang into action to defend data centers being built in Mississippi for Elon Musk’s xAI, which face a lawsuit over pollution from their gas-powered turbines, stating that the lawsuit should be dismissed because it risks national security.
The swift militarization of European countries has led to a recent surge in stock prices tied to defense manufacturers as governments vowed to increase military spending by billions of dollars because of what they determined to be the threat of invasion by Russia.
The Ukrainian military last week launched its biggest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the war in February 2022 to show the Russians that it is gaining more of an ability to strike the country’s decision-making centers as the war shows no end in sight.
Vice President JD Vance told a press conference on Thursday that the Israeli critics of President Donald Trump’s decision to seek an end to the war with Iran should be more respectful and understand that the White House is all they have left.
The equity markets across the globe were down today as the AI investment scheme of a Dot-com Bust 2.0 which we have forecast is becoming a reality.
Beijing continues to believe that an industrial machine turning out “new productive forces” such as AI equipment, biotech machines, EVs, and solar panels will bring the domestic economy back to life.