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How the sodium battery works, why salt-chemistry cells shrug off freezing weather, and what mass production in 2026 could mean for your first EV.
Ottawa launched a $1 billion Food-Link Fund on October 5, 2026, to build food terminals and hubs that could boost competition and lower grocery prices...
A federal watchdog report finds gig workers are now the largest category of food stamp recipients, while Amazon's share nearly tripled since 2020.
A Perth activist, 22, has won a last-minute reprieve from a police exclusion zone around an arms expo, and is keeping up a court fight over the protes...
Take this horror quiz to find which horror icon matches your energy, then learn the real science of why some people love scary movies.
London band Keo crosses the Atlantic in spring 2027: the Keo tour runs Philadelphia to Los Angeles, presale October 7, 2026, general on-sale October 9...
Sunrise dance parties fueled by espresso instead of alcohol are packing out cafes in dozens of cities. Here is why Gen Z made the coffee rave the new...
New research shows working with your body clock boosts creativity and teamwork, and a short memory exercise can stretch how far your day goes.
Apple now sells an official phone strap, luxury labels sell phone bags, and the market keeps growing. How the lanyard became this fall's fashion stapl...
The WOOP goal method flips vision-board culture on its head: a four-step, science-backed framework that turns wishes into if-then plans that actually...
LoL Worlds hits the US on October 15, 2026: T1 chases a fourth straight title, a virtual band drops the anthem, and every match is free to watch.
South Africa's justice minister says online safety for kids is the state's duty, not theirs. What her moot-court speech means for Gen Z digital rights...
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