How Threads Could Kill Twitter
After months of chaos on Twitter, many people are looking for something different, but most have yet to commit to a single platform, which is… Read More »How Threads Could Kill Twitter
FDA makes Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi widely accessible
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday gave full approval to the Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi, and Medicare said it would cover much of the high… Read More »FDA makes Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi widely accessible
The physics of how gentoo penguins can swim underwater quickly
Enlarge / Gentoo penguins are the world’s fastest swimming birds, thanks to the unique shape and structure of their wings. Gentoo penguins are the world’s… Read More »The physics of how gentoo penguins can swim underwater quickly
How Threads’ Privacy Policy Compares to Twitter’s (and Its Rivals)
Meta’s highly anticipated Twitter alternative is here, and it’s called Threads. The new social media app launches at a time when alternatives such as Bluesky,… Read More »How Threads’ Privacy Policy Compares to Twitter’s (and Its Rivals)
FBI searched the house of Kraken’s Jesse Powell
The FBI searched the home of cryptocurrency executive Jesse Powell in March as part of a criminal investigation into claims he hacked into and cyberstalked… Read More »FBI searched the house of Kraken’s Jesse Powell
What you need to know about Leqembi, the Alzheimer’s drug approved by the FDA
On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration gave full approval to the drug Leqembi for patients in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, and Medicare… Read More »What you need to know about Leqembi, the Alzheimer’s drug approved by the FDA
Threads attracts 30 million users in 24 hours despite design flaws and privacy concerns
Meta has officially launched its surprisingly popular Twitter alternative, Threads. Even Mark Zuckerberg was shocked when there were 30 million applications within the first 24… Read More »Threads attracts 30 million users in 24 hours despite design flaws and privacy concerns
Don’t join discussions – let Instagram’s “Twitter Killer” join in
Like Meta’s Twitter competitor, Threads, started generating buzz ahead of yesterday’s launch, curious netizens noticed a temporary listing for the app on Apple’s App Store.… Read More »Don’t join discussions – let Instagram’s “Twitter Killer” join in
Corporate Landscaping chooses native plants over manicured lawns
At its former headquarters in eastern Pennsylvania, Air Products maintained a manicured lawn and boxwood hedges. But when the industrial gases company recently moved to… Read More »Corporate Landscaping chooses native plants over manicured lawns
How AI Influences Astrology
The machine stood next to a deli counter and towered over cardboard boxes piled near the entrance to the Iconic Magazines store in NoLIta. It… Read More »How AI Influences Astrology
London Wants US Crypto Refugees | WIRED
The Sunak government’s desire to attract crypto could boost efforts to build a more inclusive regime for the industry. But it can also create competitive… Read More »London Wants US Crypto Refugees | WIRED
U.S. maternal mortality more than doubles in two decades, study estimates
Enlarge / A pregnant woman holds her belly on September 27, 2016. The number of people in the U.S. dying from pregnancy-related causes has more… Read More »U.S. maternal mortality more than doubles in two decades, study estimates
How Tom Brady’s crypto ambitions collided with reality
When the FTX cryptocurrency exchange imploded last fall, Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback, made an urgent call. He called Sina Nader, FTX’s head… Read More »How Tom Brady’s crypto ambitions collided with reality
A technical checklist for the dark side of summer weather
Summer is now in full swing, but along with holiday travel, camping and lazy days, extreme weather has arrived in many parts of the country.… Read More »A technical checklist for the dark side of summer weather
How to win a war with trucks, trolls and turnstiles | WIRED
That spring, Ukraine raised volunteer battalions, some of which were directly linked to the self-defense units formed in Maidan. They were still ill-equipped, so they… Read More »How to win a war with trucks, trolls and turnstiles | WIRED
