Get ready for a tech upgrade, folks! Intel's latest Core Ultra 200S desktop CPUs, known as LGA 1851, are here, but they won't work with your old motherboard. Why? Because of a tiny thing called the Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS). Experts like Albert Thomas from Alpha cooling have found that coolers
Recently, the state's Board of Regents sparked a debate by promoting a new set of educational videos and materials. These resources, set to debut at New York state parks in February, present a revised history of the Revolutionary War. The videos discuss how Indigenous people and enslaved individuals
Hey, gamers and tech enthusiasts! Microsoft has just rolled out some cool new features for Windows 11 Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. Get ready for a shake-up in how you use your controller and phone with your PC. We'll dive right into the juicy details. First off, are you an Xbox controll
Imagine this: a big pharma company like Pfizer is in the spotlight, not for a new drug, but for some serious boardroom drama. Activist investor group Starboard Value has accused Pfizer of some heavy-handed tactics. They claim that Pfizer or its advisors threatened former CEO Ian Read and ex-CFO Fran
Getting your pals to play board games can be tough. Setting up takes time, learning the rules is a bore, and finding hours to play is a pain. That's where Sunderfolk comes in, a video game by Secret Door. It's like mixing Gloomhaven's complexity with Jackbox's ease. After playing for a bit, it seems
Former STX Entertainment co-founding President, Sophie Watts, has joined the board of UK animation firm Two Daughters Entertainment. This move aims to help the company expand into the U.S. market. Founded in 2016 by James Reatchlous, Two Daughters Entertainment has seen significant success with its
For a long time, CEOs could get away with having relationships with employees. But now, companies are taking a tougher stance. The railroad Norfolk Southern fired its CEO, Alan Shaw, for a consensual relationship with the company's chief legal officer. This shows how seriously companies now take exe
The State Board of Regents recently requested additional funding for state universities. This isn't just about Alabama or Alaska; it's a nationwide issue. States like Arizona, Arkansas, and California are all feeling the pinch. Even states known for their wealth, like Connecticut and Delaware, are n
North Carolina's election board decided to make voting easier for those hit hard by Hurricane Helene. In the western part of the state, 13 counties got more flexible options for mail-in voting and running elections. Usually, voters have to request absentee ballots by a certain Tuesday. Now, they can
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced that his entire hand-picked Board of Education will be stepping down. This has sparked criticism from 41 out of 50 aldermen, who warn of further instability in the school district. They're demanding a hearing before new board members are appointed on Monda
