The number of deer in Britain has skyrocketed in recent decades. Estimates suggest there are now around two million deer, a significant jump from the 450, 000 counted in the 1970s. This surge has led to various issues affecting drivers, farmers, and the environment. Deer are causing serious problem
In York County, a man named Cameron Spath turned a small beekeeping hobby into a big business. Honeystrong, his company, grew quickly. It started with removing bees from homes. Then, people needed more help. Soon, Honeystrong became the largest beekeeping business in South Carolina. But now, the bi
Europe is stepping up its game in the crypto world, and Lithuania is leading the charge. Starting January 1, this small EU nation is set to enforce some of the strictest crypto rules on the continent. The central bank has made it clear that any platform operating without proper authorization will fa
Social media loves to connect celebrities, especially when they share the same space. Recently, a photo of NBA star Jimmy Butler and singer Billie Eilish sparked dating rumors. The two were spotted together in the Bay Area, leading fans to speculate about a possible romance. However, there's no sol
Six women who suffered at the hands of a Denver cardiologist are taking a stand. They claim that popular dating apps like Hinge and Tinder failed to protect them. The man, Stephen Matthews, was reported multiple times but remained active on the platforms. He even received a special promotion as a "S
NASA's Lunar Gateway project is getting a boost with the latest advancements in electric propulsion technology. These thrusters are not just more efficient; they are a game-changer for long-duration space missions. Unlike traditional chemical propulsion systems, electric thrusters use less fuel, mak
The New York Times offers a daily puzzle called Connections. It's a fun game that tests your knowledge of pop culture and more. Players can check their scores and track their progress online. The puzzle is divided into four groups, each with a different difficulty level. The easiest group is yellow
Regulators have a tough job. They need to make sense of tons of data from banks. This data is detailed and comes in many forms. The goal is to see how banks are alike or different. They look at things like size, loans, and how banks make money. But there's a problem. Not all banks report the same d
In the early 1990s, a small computer virus named Virus Málaga quietly spread across the computers at Málaga’s Polytechnic School. It was mostly harmless, but it sparked a passion in a young student named Bernardo Quintero. His teacher challenged him to create an antivirus for the 2610-byte program,
Big food companies are pushing back hard against efforts to regulate their products. They've formed a new group called Americans for Ingredient Transparency. This group wants to make sure food rules are decided at the federal level, not by individual states. They say state-by-state rules will make f
