Quote of the day by JD Vance: ‘Poor people don’t wear pajamas. We fall asleep in our underwear or blue jeans’

JD Vance wrote about his childhood struggles in his 2016 memoir Hillbilly Elegy, which became a national bestseller. US Vice President JD Vance‘s life is a rags-to-riches story as he struggled with poverty and instability as he grew up. He chronicled his life in his best-selling book Hillbilly Elegy, published in 2016, just before Donald…

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Scientists say coldest ‘stars’ in Milky Way could actually be giant alien technology harvesting energy through millions of solar collectors orbiting red and white dwarfs

Are Milky Way’s coldest stars actually alien megastructures? New study explores Some of the coldest objects currently listed as stars in the Milky Way may not be stars at all. A new study by astrophysicist Amirnezam Amiri from the University of Arkansas suggests that these extremely cold objects could instead be giant energy-harvesting structures built…

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Rolex: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wore a $2 million vintage watch from the 1950s that tracks the cycles of the moon while talking about how AI could help medical research

Mark Zuckerberg wore a $2 million Rolex that tracks the moon while talking about an AI lab trying to change the clock on disease Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently detailed his plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) to permanently accelerate medical research while wearing a vintage $2 million Rolex designed to track the mechanical cycles…

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Scientists have debunked the long-repeated myth that baby rattlesnakes are more dangerous than adults, finding that adult rattlesnakes usually deliver more venom and cause more serious bites

An adult rattlesnake rests with juveniles at a den under remote observation in Colorado (AP file photo) Many people believe that baby rattlesnakes are more dangerous than adult ones because they cannot control the amount of venom they inject when they bite. A new study has now challenged this long-held belief.Researchers from Loma Linda University…

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Pakistan launches crackdown after Balochistan attacks, claims 75 BLA militants killed

Pakistan has claimed that its security forces killed 75 militants during days-long operations launched after a series of deadly attacks on police, security personnel and civilians in the restive province of Balochistan. The operations targeted the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which Islamabad has blamed for the attacks.According to the Balochistan government, the operations involving…

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Green Card of Kuwaiti artist revoked for calling America ‘enemy’: Foreign nationals who echo propaganda should find themselves on deportation flight

Reports claimed that Quwaiti artist Tareq Alkhudari’s Green Card has been revoked. Green Card of Kuwaiti artist revoked for calling America ‘enemy’: Foreign nationals who echo propaganda should find themselves on deportation flightThe US State Department revoked the Green Card status of Kuwaiti artist Tareq Alkhudari and is waiting to send him back home, Daily…

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5 things you probably didn’t know about Erling Haaland, the Viking striker who helped Norway make FIFA World Cup history | Football News

Norway’s historic run to the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals has been powered by a striker who is changing the way modern football is played.Erling Haaland has turned his long-awaited World Cup debut into a global spectacle. The Manchester City forward has scored seven goals in four matches, including a crucial brace that helped Norway…

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Who was the 8-year-old boy of African ancestry buried among Colonial America’s elite? DNA study reveals | World News

A new genetic study has uncovered a remarkable piece of Colonial American history buried quite literally beneath a 17th century chapel in Maryland. Researchers analysed the DNA of 49 people interred at St Mary’s City between 1634 and 1730, revealing that two of Maryland’s early colonial governors were buried there along with their families. Among…

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Switzerland moves entire historic buildings instead of tearing them down. Here’s how engineers make it possible | World News

While most countries knock down old structures that stand in the way of new development, Switzerland has quietly built a reputation for doing the opposite. Instead of demolishing historic buildings that block railway lines, roads or new construction, Swiss engineers often lift them onto rails or rollers and physically move them to a new spot…

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