Attacks on ships in the Red Sea are escalating, sparking fears of supply-chain disruptions
Maersk, the world’s biggest shipping company, has told vessels due to pass through the maritime choke point to pause "until further notice."
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These smartglasses use ChatGPT to help the blind and visually impaired
Envision Glasses use Chat-GPT and Google Glass hardware to process the visual information around the user and convert that into speech.
TikTokers claim the Filet-O-Fish sandwich is noticeably smaller, citing ‘shrinkflation.’ But McDonald’s maintains its ‘size and build’ hasn’t changed in decades.
McDonalds denies decreasing the size of its 60-year-old sandwhich despite a number of TikTokers claiming it’s now looking "slider"-sized.
Three grenades thrown by council member explode at village meeting in Ukraine
Dozens were injured after a Ukrainian council member threw hand grenades during a meeting.
Henok Mulubrhan Named African Cyclist 2023
This is the eighth time in twelve editions that an Eritrean rider has won this trophy. Eritrea’s Henok Mulubrhan is the winner of the 12th African Cyclist Trophy, ahead of his compatriot Biniam Girmay, winner for the last three years, and Morocco’s Achraf Ed Doghmy. Henok Mulubrhan, 24, owes his distinction to his overall victory…
A binder full of Russian intelligence went missing during Trump’s final days in office, CNN reports. And his allies are looking for it, too.
A binder full of intelligence about Russia’s election interference went missing at the end of Trump’s presidency, a CNN investigation revealed.
Google will no longer hold onto people’s location data in Google Maps — meaning it can’t turn that info over to the police
Google is making some changes in Google Maps that will increase user privacy.
The most powerful solar eruption in years fired a powerful ‘X-class’ solar flare that just hit Earth, and scientists are monitoring for more possible outbursts
The most powerful solar flare since 2017 just hit Earth, and knocked out radio communication on Earth for a while.
It seems no one’s reading emails anymore — Gen Z may be winning the office culture war
The age of email as a primary mode of workplace communication may be drawing to a close and it spells good news for the youngest generation of workers.
Ukraine needs new troops so badly it is taking people’s passports and tried to recruit a mentally disabled man
Local residents told The New York Times that recruiters from the Ukrainian city of Kitsman have gotten a reputation as "people snatchers."