Science & Technology

(Photo by Pixabay via Pexels) By Stephen Beech via SWNS Facebook’s design makes it unable to control fake news, suggests a new study. When misinformation flourished online during the COVID-19 pandemic, several social media platforms […]

Plant diversity at a cenote (sinkhole) located near the Chicxulub crater in Mexico where the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs is believed to have impacted. (Dr. Jamie Thompson via SWNS) By Stephen Beech via SWNS […]

New discovery could help doctors prevent Parkinson’s disease. (Photo by Pixabay via Pexels) By Jim Leffman via SWNS A newly discovered trigger for Parkinson’s could prevent the disease before it takes hold. Previous to the […]

By Harrison Moore via SWNS This is the moment a naughty puppy jumped onto a kitchen counter to steal a bottle of dog probiotics. Ring doorbell footage captures moment Weimaraner rescue pup Moose steals a […]

Ian Fleming’s “Casino Royale,” 1953, first edition. (Sotheby’s via SWNS) By Pol Allingham via SWNS An “exceedingly rare” uncorrected proof of Ian Fleming’s first James Bond novel could fetch up to £50,000 ($61,965) at auction. […]

RubyLynne. (Ruby Lynne via SWNS) By Brelaun Douglas via SWNS A grandma who earns six figures a year selling her dirty underwear and producing content on OnlyFans has released a book to help others do […]

Tech careers seem unattainable for some. (Fauxels via Pexels) By Rob Knight via SWNS A quarter of young adults think a career in the tech industry is ‘unachievable’ because their social class, age, gender, or […]

Living in a poor neighborhood can be bad for your brain and waistline: Study. (Aleksandar Pasaric via Pexels) By Stephen Beech via SWNS Living in an impoverished area is bad for your brain as well […]

Almost a fifth of pub-goers now check a pub’s green credentials before visiting, taking into account food waste levels and recycling rates. (SWNS) By Steve Richmond via SWNS Nearly one in five customers claim they […]

(Photo by JESHOOTS.COM via Unsplash) By Stephen Beech via SWNS American teenagers are the most likely to brag about their maths ability, according to new research. Irish and Scottish teens were least likely to do […]