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Science
Earthquakes could be an overlooked source of underground hydrogen fuel
A tectonic plate crack in Iceland semnic/iStockphoto/Getty Images Earthquakes may generate huge volumes of hydrogen within the planet by fracturing…
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Sports
Former LeBron James teammate makes telling JJ Redick statement as Lakers’ struggles laid bare in Game 4 loss vs. Timberwolves
In his first playoff run as head coach of the LA Lakers, JJ Redick is on the brink of being…
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Health
New York State Announces Incentives for Electric Vehicles, Chargers
New York State has announced that $30 million is now available for consumers to lease or purchase new electric vehicles…
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Real Estate
Brooklyn Developer Plans 60 Apartments in Gowanus
Brooklyn multifamily developer Hershy Silberstein is adding a mixed-use development to Gowanus. The CEO of Bluesky Developers filed plans last…
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Arts & Theater
Implementing Costume Agency for Children Experiencing Gender Dysphoria
By Tara Brooke Watkins, Allison Tucker. Theatre educators Tara Brooke Watkins and Allison Tucker talk about their experiences creating a…
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Science
Virtual reality could help men understand the impacts of catcalling
An experiment on catcalling involved men embodying a female avatar who is getting ready for a party Chiara Lucifora and…
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Sports
Former Heisman winner RGIII berates Atlanta DC’s son for prank calling Shedeur Sanders during his life’s biggest moment
Former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Robert Griffin III was disgusted by the prank calls during the 2025 NFL Draft. Shedeur Sanders…
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Real Estate
NYC Mayor Plans 6,000 Supportive Housing Units
Mayor Eric Adams is doubling down on his administration’s goal to provide supportive housing for New Yorkers. Adams plans to…
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Education
Charlotte’s Web Overview
by TeachThought Staff Today’s product Pick Of The Day is a childhood classic on almost every self-respected reading list in…
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Science
Humans evolved to survive mild burns at the expense of severe ones
Hominins have been using fire for various reasons for at least 1 million years SHEILA TERRY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Mastering fire…
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