Exercising in the morning, a new study shows, can provide considerable cardiovascular and pulmonary benefits, especially for elderly persons. Rising early to work out may be more than just an exercise in discipline—it may be a prescription for healthier hearts and lungs. Older adults who exercise in the morning, rather than the afternoon, have stronger…
Southeast Asian tourists are opting for regional holidays over European vacations because of increasing travel expenses, stricter tourism regulations, and a greater interest in nearer, more intimate, and affordable experiences. As part of an emerging trend that’s rewriting the rules of world travel dynamics, travelers from Southeast Asian nations—Thailand, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and…
Apple is taking a bold step in AI by focusing on privacy-first features that run directly on your device. With smarter messaging, call protection, and real-time translations, the tech giant is proving you don’t need to sacrifice privacy to enjoy the power of artificial intelligence. Apple’s New AI, Without the Noise At its annualWorldwide Developers Conference…
Nintendo has announced another blockbuster success: the Nintendo Switch 2 became the company’s fastest-selling console ever, with over 3.5 million units sold worldwide in its first four days, breaking all previous Nintendo hardware records. Demand Surges at Launch Debuting on June 5, 2025, the Switch 2 sold an astonishing 3.5 million units, making it Nintendo’s strongest first four days ever, outpacing original Switch, Wii…
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has identified that Uranus’s biggest moons are darkened not by magnetic bombardment, but by stray space dust from remote irregular moons. For years, scientists thought that the Uranus’s traditional moons, Titania, Oberon, Ariel, and Umbriel, were darkened by the planet’s powerful magnetic field. The theory seemed logical. Uranus is tilted in…
Ceasefire Brings a Pause, Not Peace India-Pakistan tensions are just below the surface after a recent ceasefire. While open hostilities have ceased, India has signaled that the war against cross-border terrorism is far from being won. In Brussels, External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar served a stark message, making India’s stance unambiguously clear. “It [Pakistan] is…
A Corporate Giant Enters the Ring As New York City’s mayoral primary comes into high gear, Airbnb is being felt–but not in the way of donations or endorsements, rather through a big-budget, highly targeted online assault. The company’s connected super PAC, Affordable New York, has begun a $1 million advertising campaign specifically targeting three liberal…
More than a decade after Hulu launched as a joint streaming venture between legacy media companies, Disney has now taken full ownership of the platform, closing the final chapter on a long, complex corporate saga. On Monday, Disney made an additional $438.7 million payment to NBCUniversal, sealing the deal that began with a 2019 put/call arrangement between the two…
Apple’s WWDC25 event introduced “Apple Intelligence,” a set of smart AI features for iPhone, Mac, and iPad. From live translation to fun emoji creation and private AI tools, Apple is stepping into the AI race slowly, focusing on everyday usefulness and strong privacy. Apple’s AI Journey Begins At this year’s WWDC event, Apple took its first real step…
In a splashy White House moment, U.S. President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stood together to unveil what was touted as a landmark “Economic Prosperity Agreement.” The agreement, rolled out with fanfare, vowed to reduce U.S. tariffs on major UK exports—steel, aluminum, and cars—and create new avenues for farm trade. But several…
