Japan is about to say goodbye to its last pandas, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei. These twin pandas have been a big hit at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo. But they are going back to China soon. Their last day for public viewing is January 25th. After that, Japan won't have any pandas for the first time in over 50 years.
Apple’s latest iPhone update, iOS 26. 2, rolled out on a Friday, which is unusual. While it seems stable, some users are noticing unexpected changes. The update is turning on automatic software updates without asking. This means your iPhone might update itself without you even knowing. Some people
The holiday season is often packed with fun, but it can also bring hidden dangers to your heart. Doctors have noticed a rise in heart problems during this time. Why? Because people tend to drink and eat more, move less, and feel more stressed. This mix can lead to something called "holiday heart syn
Sphere Entertainment Co. has a new tech boss. Felicia Yue is now the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer. She's no stranger to big tech projects. Think of the yellow line in NFL games or the virtual strike zone in baseball. She helped create those. Now, Yue will lead the tech behi
MGA Entertainment has introduced a new toy category that combines the excitement of mystery boxes with the comfort of huggable plush toys. This new line, called Hyojo, features characters inspired by popular food brands like Hershey's, Reese's, and Hostess. Each mystery box contains a surprise chara
The U. S. is set to expand its global infrastructure financing with a significant boost to the U. S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC). This move comes after Congress agreed to increase the DFC's lending capacity. The DFC's maximum lending cap will rise from $60 billion to $205 billion. This cha
The year 2025 was a big one for many celebrities, with lots of baby news. Some stars shared their joy publicly, while others kept it low-key. From first-time parents to growing families, the year was full of happy announcements. Rihanna and A$AP Rocky are expanding their family again. They already
Alabama might be in for a toasty Christmas this year. The National Weather Service and NOAA's Climate Prediction Center are both hinting at higher-than-usual temperatures for the holiday. The chances of this happening are quite high, especially in the western parts of the state. Normally, December
Some places have stopped adding fluoride to tap water. This is a problem because fluoride helps keep teeth strong. It fights off cavities by making tooth enamel tougher. Without it, kids might get more cavities. Experts say fluoride is safe and works well. Big health groups still support it. But so
Online studies are a big deal these days. They make research easier and faster. But there's a catch. Not everyone joins these studies. Some people are more likely to volunteer than others. This can cause a problem called volunteer bias. It can make the results of the study less accurate. A recent s
