The AI Boom Has A Bottleneck: And It's Power
When the United States energy grid was first designed, it was laid out to accommodate the energy needs of a modern society. However, AI’s energy usage is higher than many forecasts anticipated.
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There's a Video in Which an Astronaut Says He's Recording From the U.S. — While in Space
"All of that happened in a little town called York, Maine, across the Unites States, from where we're talking to you right now."
Why Do Your Eyes Feel Worse Than They Did Three Years Ago?
For people who spend serious hours on screens daily, dedicated blue light glasses fill the gap that software settings and habits can't fully cover.
Here's What "Code Mermaid" Means on Planes (and How Serious It Is for Passengers)
No one wants to hear "code mermaid" about themselves on a plane.
Tim Cook Is Stepping Down at Apple, and He Isn't Offering Much Detail About Why
Tim Cook's tenure as CEO has been hugely successful for Apple.
Duke Gomez: The Motocross Maverick Turning Viral Attention Into Real-World Influence
“People don’t follow perfection, they follow personality,” Duke says.
Mashael Alqahtani and the Discipline of Global Genre Storytelling
Many of Alqahtani’s screenplays have been placed in major screenwriting competitions, including Austin Film Festival, BlueCat, WeScreenplay, ScreenCraft, and Script Pipeline.
Why Does Bluesky Keep Going Down, and How Can the Outages Be Prevented?
The social media platform's most recent outage took place on April 15 and lasted a whopping 18 hours.
See Why a Clip of an Astronaut Dropping a Ball in Space Has Reignited a Conspiracy Theory
Some people even theorized that Michael dropped the ball on purpose, in order to expose NASA's lies to the public.
'High Stakes Poker' Record-Holder Sam Kiki Announces Harvard Campus Event
Sam “Señor Tilt” Kiki will host a two-day lecture and poker event with the Harvard College Poker Club on April 24–25.
A New Life Hack Is Going Viral on TikTok — Say "Jessica" to Stop Toddler Tantrums
"A whole generation of kids will have faint memories of trying to find Jessica when they are older."
What Does the New Slang 'WTW' Mean, and How Can You Use It in a Sentence?
"Hey, WTW? Haven’t seen you online in days." "WTW? Did you see the new meme drop?" "WTW tonight? Movie or gaming?"
Are You Wondering What "1312" Means? We've Got You!
The origin of the numbers is surprising.
Exploring Why the UhoeBeans Software Update Is So Slow and Why It Keeps Happening
Users have been asking the same question for a while now. Why does UhoeBeans software updates feel so slow?
What Does "Biting the Curb" Mean? How a Brutal Execution Method Became a Meme
'American History X' opens up with a brutal scene about it.
TikTok Influencers Are Asking How to Appear Offline While on the Platform
Once yours is off, other people won't be able to see that you're online, but you won't know who else is active either.
Physical Retailers Shrink Store Numbers Across the USA
This is a trend that is carrying over form 2024.
What Does “Heavy” Mean on a Washing Machine? The Setting You Might Be Misusing
Not all “heavy” loads are created equal, and your washing machine likely knows the difference.
There's a Reason Why Your Music Stops When You Open the Facebook App
There's an easy fix to make sure it doesn't happen every time.
Parents, i-Ready Is Facing a Lawsuit — Here’s Why
“We should not have to expose our children to commercial data tracking.”
Rachael Bennett: The Legal Voice Bringing Clarity to Celebrity Headlines
Rachael Bennett is not just practicing family law, she is helping redefine how it is understood.
Caroline Maggs and The Rise Of The Modern Influencer ‘It Girl’
There is no oversaturation. No chaotic content. No forced virality.
Luka Dončić Custody Case Raises Complex International Questions, According to Richard Sullivan
At the core of the case is one critical question: where do the children legally “live”?
Celebrity Influencers Are Turning to Buffalo Energy as Wellness Becomes the New Status Symbol
The brand’s core identity is built around being vegan, taurine free, and wellness focused.
How Old Do You Have to Be to Go to Coachella, and How Much Do Tickets Cost?
While Coachella partners with nearby hotels, most of the hotels require at least one person over the age of 18 to be in the room.
Inside the Rapid Rise of Amy Lass and the Family Law Firm Everyone In California Is Talking About
Amy Lass is not just building a successful practice. She is building the firm that others will eventually have to compete against.
Artemis II Is Returning to Earth, but Why Did It Go to the Moon in the First Place?
The mission tested key capabilities for future deep space missions.
Hotshot Family Law Attorney Tyler Bailey Spotted in Newport Beach Amid Rumored Deal With Warrior Network Agency
A quiet weekend in Orange County just got a lot louder behind the scenes.
RTHMS the Coachella “Fast Pass” Everyone Is Talking About
“It changes everything,” one attendee shared. “People are waiting for hours, and then you see someone walk right in. Nine times out of ten, they’re on RTHMS.”
There's a New Word in TikTok Slang, "Niche" — What Does It Mean and How Do You Use It?
"Stop trying to put yourself in a box. ... It's better if you start posting 15 different things at the same time."
The Internet Has a Lot to Say About the Nutella Jar Floating Around in Artemis II
"Personal preference plays an important role in menu planning because familiar foods can help support morale."
Beelzebub: The Biblical Demon behind the name of William Golding's Classic 'Lord of the Flies'
It's a dark novel with a false happy ending.
NASA Shares Artemis II Wake-Up Songs Playlist on Spotify
NASA revealed the Artemis II wake-up songs playlist, and the crew’s picks are a fun mix of classics and surprises.
Donald Trump’s Artemis II Call Turns Awkward After Silence With Astronauts
A routine NASA call with Trump took an unexpected turn when awkward silence lingered a bit too long.
Why Does My iMessage Say Encrypted? iPhone Users Noticed Something New
A small “encrypted” label in Messages caught Apple users off guard, but it’s not a brand new feature.
Ariana Nicole Gets Candid On Content Creation, Criticism, And Confidence In Lexis Star Interview
“It’s a constant learning process.”
Why Samsung Messages Is Ending and What It Means for Galaxy Phones
Samsung confirms a July 2026 shutdown, with Google Messages stepping in as the new default for Galaxy users.
"Basically Admitted That Humans Have Never Been to the Moon" — Artemis 2 Mission Revives Moon Conspiracy
In the same talk, he addresses the Apollo 11 mission, however.
Why Sam Sharma Believes the Future of Fashion Is Values-Led, Not Trend-Led
The Good Lord is much more than a random clothing brand; it is a movement that is meant to start spiritual conversations and redefine the concept of identity.
TikTokers Are Hunting for Discontinued Crayola Colors
It sounds niche, but TikTokers digging through old crayons has become a real thing.
Orthodox Easter Falls on a Different Day Than Easter, and There's an Actual Reason for This
There are some important differences between Easter and Orthodox Easter.
Property Entrepreneur Lina Moynha Breaks Down Barriers to Achieve Wealth
Moynha purchased a five-bedroom home for her mother, travels first-class, and drives her dream Porsche. “But more importantly, I’ve been able to change my family’s situation and create opportunities that simply didn’t exist for us growing up,” she says.
How Do Astronauts Go to the Bathroom in Space? It’s More Complex Than You Think
Going to the bathroom in space isn’t simple. It’s a system built on decades of trial, error, and some very creative engineering.
Artemis II Is Orbiting the Moon — Can You See It From Earth?
"Born too late for Apollo, but just in time for Artemis!"
What Does "T-Minus" Mean? Artemis II Countdown Sparks New Curiosity
“T-minus” is not just for drama. It controls every second of NASA’s launch sequence from holds to liftoff timing.
The Artemis II Mission Was More Like a Moon Drive-By Than a Landing — Here’s Why
While the Artemis II mission did carry four astronauts closer to the moon than anyone in over 50 years, it wasn’t an opportunity for them to land.
Minky Couture Is Everywhere Right Now And Yes, You’ve Probably Seen One
If it feels like Minky Couture is suddenly everywhere, you are not wrong.
People Are Obsessed With This At-Home Gut Test — and It Started With Babies
Tiny Health’s test is one of the most advanced at-home microbiome tests available, using shotgun metagenomic sequencing, the same ultra-detailed method used in cutting-edge research.
How to Clear "You May Like" on TikTok When Your Suggestions Get Weird and Creepy
If your TikTok suggestions feel random or unsettling, you’re definitely not alone.
Why and When April Fools Even Started Might Just Be the Biggest Joke of All Time
A holiday built on pranks somehow has one of the most confusing origin stories ever.