ANE

Advertisement
Dec 07 2024CELEBRITIES

Ex-wife of Hockey Star Evander Kane Comes Forward in Diddy Lawsuit

A woman who was once married to NHL player Evander Kane has stepped forward to reveal her identity in a legal battle against music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. The woman, Anna Kane, was previously known as Jane Doe in her lawsuit accusing Combs of sexual assault. A judge ordered her to reveal her name

reading time less than a minute
Dec 06 2024HEALTH

Health Insurer Anthem Drops Plan to Limit Anesthesia Payments After Criticism

Health insurance company Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield has decided not to go ahead with a policy change that would have put a limit on how much they pay for anesthesia during medical procedures. This change was announced after the company faced weeks of criticism from doctors and healthcare professi

reading time less than a minute
Dec 06 2024POLITICS

Young Texan Progressive's Plan: Rebrand Democrats, Reconnect with Workers

Texas Representative Greg Casar, the new 35-year-old leader of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, has some strong views on where Democrats went wrong in the recent election. In a chat with NBC News, he shared his thoughts on how the party can bounce back. Casar believes Democrats need to get back

reading time less than a minute
Dec 06 2024ENVIRONMENT

Crane Habits and Wind Turbines: A Coastal Conundrum

Ever wondered how wind turbines might affect the lives of red-crowned cranes? Scientists in Yancheng, East China, have been exploring this very question. They tracked these birds using GPS and discovered that cranes tend to keep their distance from wind farms, avoiding potential collisions. However,

reading time less than a minute
Dec 06 2024HEALTH

Healthy Planet, Healthy Us: The Power of Care

Ever stopped to think how our well-being is tied to the planet's health? That's what we call Planetary Health. It’s a simple concept: a healthy Earth means healthy people. But humans have been messing with the planet, and it’s hurting us too. Enter planetary empathy – understanding we’re all in this

reading time less than a minute
Dec 06 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Methane Muddle: Sources, Solutions, and Societal Gains

Earth's atmosphere is heating up, and methane (CH₄) is a big reason why. This potent greenhouse gas is responsible for about one-fifth of the global temperature increase since the preindustrial era, trailing only behind carbon dioxide (CO₂). Over the last five decades, human-caused methane emissions

reading time less than a minute
Dec 05 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Meet Takayama Ukon: The Samurai Who Chose Faith Over Power

In a world filled with power struggles and religious conflicts, the story of Takayama Ukon stands out. This 16th-century samurai from Japan chose exile over renouncing his Christian faith. His tale is now being brought to life in an animated feature called "Samurai Saint. " The project is a collabor

reading time less than a minute
Dec 03 2024ENVIRONMENT

Science Meets Farming: Studying Sheep Gas to Fight Climate Change

Imagine big metal boxes, like walk-in refrigerators, in Colombia. These are no ordinary boxes; they're chambers designed to measure something unusual: sheep burps and farts. Why? To understand and reduce methane, a powerful greenhouse gas. Methane is a big deal. It's responsible for a significant c

reading time less than a minute
Dec 03 2024TECHNOLOGY

The Future of Cleaning: AI-Powered Shower Pods

Imagine stepping into a futuristic capsule that washes and dries you in just 15 minutes. That's what Japanese company Science Co. has created with their AI-powered shower pod, called the Mirai Ningen Sentakuki. This enclosed shower chamber uses sensors to measure your pulse and other biological metr

reading time less than a minute
Dec 02 2024SCIENCE

Manganese's Surprising Twist in Unlocking Hydrogen

Ever wondered how tiny metal fragments can transform simple molecules? Researchers have recently uncovered a fascinating secret about manganese in a chemical reaction called acceptorless dehydrogenation. This reaction is like a dance where molecules give up their hydrogen atoms without any outside h

reading time less than a minute