Protesters in Thailand Denounce Prime Minister After Clashes With Cambodia
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra of Thailand had already been suspended after a leaked phone call that many say showed her selling out her country.
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Science Jigsaws | Scientific American
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BougeRV’s portable solar fridge is quietly annoying
Keeping humans alive at home in post-agrarian societies requires refrigeration. Meat bags on the move must either load up a cooler with ice for a soggy weekend barbecue or do the evolved thing and use a 12V fridge instead. The $509.99 battery-powered BougeRV CRD2 40 refrigerator and freezer combo I’ve been testing for the last…
ESPN reportedly selling equity stake for RedZone and other NFL properties | NFL
ESPN has reached a deal with the NFL to purchase RedZone, NFL Network and other league holdings, the Athletic reported on Friday. The NFL will receive equity in ESPN that “is potentially worth billions” in exchange, according to the report. An official announcement is expected next week, ending a four-year period of complicated, on-and-off negotiations….
When to Innovate and When to Imitate
We often valorize companies that attempt to innovate in their industries, because they push the boundaries of what is possible and, in doing so, achieve extraordinary returns for their endeavors. Not surprisingly, the vast majority of top performing companies rank innovation among their top three priorities. But not all firms benefit from their investment in innovation.
What Do Trump’s Tariff Hikes Mean for Canada’s Trade-Dependent Economy?
After Canada failed to strike a trade deal with Washington, the president raised tariffs on some Canadian exports this week.
Read an extract from Alex Foster’s sci-fi novel Circular Motion, the latest read for the New Scientist Book Club
“I was weightless. The pod had taken flight…” MarWin55/Getty Images/iStockphoto The drive was quiet. I put on the electronic music I liked but, feeling anxious, soon turned it off. I drove through to morning, along endless chain-link fences, escaping the Arctic Circle to find the sun. Its rise over the highway tundra was freer than…
Mark Zuckerberg unveils his vision for superintelligence
Want smarter insights in your inbox? Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get only what matters to enterprise AI, data, and security leaders. Subscribe Now After hiring away numerous top AI researchers from the likes of OpenAI, Google, and Apple and dangling multi-hundred million-dollar (or in one case, reportedly a billion-dollar) pay packages in…
Coach Stephanie White Has Strong Words for Indiana Fever Despite Third Straight Win
Coach Stephanie White Has Strong Words for Indiana Fever Despite Third Straight Win originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever won their third straight game despite the absence of Caitlin Clark and improved to 15-12 on the season, keeping them at No. 6 in the WNBA standings. Despite their recent winning run, however, head…
JULIE CHRISLEY SAYS SHE AND TODD ‘HAD TO BE BETTER’ RAISING ‘A CHILD OF COLOR’
Julie Chrisley says that becoming parents to their granddaughter Chloe changed everything, not just how she and Todd Chrisley parented, but how they viewed the world around them. They “had to be better” raising “a child of color“. “When we got Chloe … we had to be better,” Julie, 52, said on the July 8…