Child advocates split on video game restrictions after new Canadian academic motivation research
A comprehensive Canadian study from the University of Sherbrooke has revealed a concerning link between video game usage and declining
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Senate Republicans push $85 billion spectrum auction plan in Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Senate Republicans are leveraging President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act to establish a comprehensive wireless spectrum pipeline, addressing critical
Some facts about Starlink you may not know
Tech billionaire Elon Musk said he activated Starlink in Iran after the Islamic Republic's regime disrupted ground-based access to the
U.S. and China agree to slash tariffs during pause in trade war
President Trump announced Monday that the United States and China have agreed to a temporary reduction in tariffs during a
U.S. plans $1 trillion defense budget with focus on Golden Dome missile shield
The Trump administration is considering appointing a "Golden Dome czar" to oversee the development of a comprehensive missile defense shield
‘A reasonable compromise’? The drag show venue battle that split a Florida community
A Florida city has successfully pressured organizers to move a drag queen performance from a public playground to an indoor
Trump’s first 100 days: Swift action pleases base, tariffs worry markets
President Trump has taken swift action during his first 100 days in office, implementing numerous policies through executive orders that
The shrinking pop song: How TikTok, Spotify and streaming are reshaping music
Pop songs are getting shorter as artists adapt to the demands of digital platforms...
Uganda reports first Ebola death since 2023 outbreak
Uganda has reported its first Ebola death since the end of its last outbreak in early 2023, raising concerns about
CIA report reignites debate over natural vs. laboratory COVID origins
The CIA has released a new assessment concluding that COVID-19 most likely originated from a laboratory in China, though the
