England star says online abuse against players like Jess Carter has worsened during Euro 2025, calling it “a stain on a beautiful game” England’s Lucy Bronze has never been one...
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U.S. and Israel Plot $200 Million AI-Quantum Science Hub, Eye Gulf Bloc to Counter China-Iran Tech Axis
A bold new initiative aims to turn science into soft power, drawing Gulf nations into a regional tech alliance against growing influence from Beijing, Tehran, and Moscow. Washington and Jerusalem...
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Crowned Best Male Athlete at ESPYS
Canadian star’s historic NBA season culminates in emotional ESPY win in Los Angeles It was a Hollywood ending for a kid from Hamilton. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s quietly...
Home Storage Showdown: NAS, Hardware RAID, or Software RAID?
As home users chase more control and safety over their digital files, the age-old storage debate gets personal. Here’s how NAS, hardware RAID, and software RAID stack up. If your...
Bitcoin Smashes Past $112,000 as Tech Stock Mania Fuels Risk Appetite
Nvidia’s historic $4 trillion flirtation sends ripple through crypto, pushing bitcoin to new all-time high Bitcoin just hit a fresh all-time high, blasting through $112,000 for the first time ever,...
From School Tracks to Olympic Glory: How the ‘Kids’ Olympics’ Shapes Britain’s Athletic Future
The English Schools’ Athletics Association turns 100 this week — and the athletes it produced, from Jessica Ennis-Hill to Mo Farah, say it’s still the UK’s best talent factory. Georgia...
Arzopa Z1FC Grey Monitor Blends Portability With Purpose for On-the-Go Users
A grey finish, 144Hz refresh rate, and featherlight frame make this $150 screen a top pick for students, coders, gamers, and digital nomads alike. A portable monitor that doesn’t look...
Clarke County’s Miriam Rojas Finds Her Rhythm on the Soccer Field — and in Song
The high school pitch may be where she makes her mark, but for Clarke County senior Miriam Rojas, soccer is as much about laughter, music, and inside jokes as it...
Google’s July Pixel Update Brings Quiet Fixes and Battery Blow for Pixel 6a
The monthly Pixel software rollout landed this week—but for Pixel 6a users, the patch may feel more like a punishment than a perk. A quiet update, a loud message for...
AI Jobs Are Changing—And They Don’t Look Like Silicon Valley Anymore
The tech world once sold us a shiny dream of AI engineers writing perfect code in stylish offices. But the real face of AI jobs today? It’s dirtier, noisier, and...