Cloud Streaming Is Mobile Gaming’s Next Leap
Cloud streaming promises console-quality games on ordinary phones, removing downloads and hardware limits. The technology works; the networks are catching up.
Monday Night Football Preview: A Primetime Test With January Stakes
This week’s Monday Night Football is a playoff game in disguise. We preview the matchup, the decisive battle and the hidden cost of the short week after.
Stories in Gypsum: Heritage Displays Give Voice to Ice Age Families
Heritage displays at and beyond White Sands are giving Ice Age families their stories back — parents, children and hunters on a shore that would not stay still.
From Mexico City to Brussels: The Worldwide Wave of Child Safety Laws
Mexico’s platform rules for minors join laws in Australia, Britain and the EU. Tracing the worldwide wave of child online safety legislation — and its shared dilemmas.
$21 Billion for New York Chips: Japan and GlobalFoundries Place a Big Bet
Japan plans to invest up to $21 billion in two GlobalFoundries chip factories in Malta, New York, strengthening US chip supply and the wider semiconductor strategy built around the CHIPS Act.
Papers Fighting the Ultra-Processed Label Mostly Have Industry Backing, Study Says
A new study finds nine in ten papers disputing the ultra-processed food definition have industry ties. A plain-English look at the NOVA system, the labelling stakes and what consumers can take from it.
Saturn Now Has 274 Moons After Astronomers Confirm 128 More
Saturn’s moon total has risen to 274 with 128 new confirmations from a Hawaii telescope survey. The new moons are tiny, tilted and often travelling backwards.
A Vaccine Built From Your Own Tumour: Early Trial News From Ovarian Cancer Research
NeoVax, a vaccine made from each patient’s tumour mutations, was tested with nivolumab in an early ovarian cancer trial. It proved feasible, with acceptable safety.
Continuous Glucose Monitors Help Type 2 Diabetes Patients Gain Five More Hours in Target Range
Adults with type 2 diabetes who used a continuous glucose monitor spent about five more hours each day with their
An Archetypal Earth: Interactive Jungian Atlas Maps Archetypes Across Cultures
An interactive project called An Archetypal Earth is inviting visitors to explore the world through the lens of Carl Jung