A bear gorges on late-summer berries. Fat layers build fast. Winter looms. Survival demands it. Humans sip soda year-round. No famine follows. Yet fat accumulates anyway. A new review in Nature Metabolism argues fructose, the sugar in those drinks, doesn’t just add calories. It sends a survival signal straight to the liver: store fat now.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold started as a bold push into multi-fold phones. It unfolded into a 10-inch screen. Pocketed like a regular smartphone. But just months after launch, it’s gone. Completely sold out. No more production. The company now calls it a ‘limited-run’ device on its U.S. website, urging buyers to check the Galaxy Z

Tax season just wrapped up. Americans pocketed hefty refunds from Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill.’ Those checks, financed by trillions in deficit spending, feel like victory. But The Economist warns of regret ahead. Beware policies with overwhelming popularity, it says. They rarely withstand close inspection. The U.S. now battles taxes with bipartisan fury, slashing rates

A buyer shelled out six figures for a portfolio of 31 WordPress plugins last year. Eight months later, those plugins turned malicious. Backdoors hidden in routine updates compromised thousands of sites, injecting SEO spam invisible to owners but tailored for Googlebot. The plot unfolded quietly. Essential Plugin, started in 2015 as WP Online Support by

Three months into his tenure as Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, Greg Abel has already stamped his authority on the $1 trillion conglomerate. He restarted share buybacks after a long pause. Put his entire salary into company stock. Dropped $1.8 billion into Tokyo Marine Holdings, Japan’s biggest property and casualty insurer. And now, he’s wading into geopolitical

Google has flung open the doors to its Notebooks feature in Gemini, handing free users a tool once reserved for paying subscribers. No subscription required. Just log in at gemini.google.com, and there it sits in the side panel, nestled between Gems and Chats. This move, announced on April 17, 2026, via the official NotebookLM X

Cerebras Systems has filed paperwork to go public. Again. The AI chip maker, known for its dinner-plate-sized processors, disclosed its S-1 with the SEC on April 17, 2026, targeting Nasdaq under the ticker CBRS. This comes after pulling a prior filing in 2025, just days following a $1.1 billion fundraise that pegged its value at

House Speaker Mike Johnson thought he had the votes. After days of tense talks with White House officials and conservative rebels, Republican leaders unveiled a five-year renewal of Section 702 early Friday morning. It tanked. Then an 18-month “clean” extension—backed by President Donald Trump—fell flat too, with more than a dozen rank-and-file Republicans defecting in

Wind farms face constant scrutiny over bird strikes. Developers rely on models predicting dozens of collisions yearly per turbine. Reality tells a different story. New AI-driven monitoring exposes massive overestimates, reshaping risk assessments across the industry. Spoor’s cameras caught it all at Vattenfall’s Aberdeen Bay offshore wind farm. Over 19 months from June 2023 to