Amazing Bubble Wrap Artist Creates Masterpieces by Injecting Paint Into Each Bubble
What’s more addictive than squishing bubble wrap and hearing that satisfying “pop-pop-pop” sound? For one New York-based painter, the answer is using it to create
LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers get some much-needed time off
The Los Angeles Lakers don’t resume their season until Friday, a day or two later than most clubs, and that was a very smart move
Automatic adverse drug reaction extraction from electronic health records
Patients’ electronic health records convey crucial information. The application of natural language processing techniques to these records may be an effective means of extracting information
Online demand lights up Kohl’s holiday quarter, bets on activewear for growth
Kohl’s Corp posted holiday-quarter profit and sales beyond market expectations on Tuesday, as it reined in costs and Americans loaded their online shopping carts with
OpenHaystack is a new open-source tool that lets you create DIY AirTags on Apple’s Find My network
Apple has promised to open up its Find My app to third-party accessory makers. But ahead of that, there’s a new tool that will let
Look Out For a Rare Quadruple Formation in the Night Sky This Week
On March 9 and 10, stargazers will get to see an impressive sight in the morning sky, as Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn appear in near-perfect
New Overtime Elite league chips away at traditional college path to NBA
“To me, options are a good thing…” NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said over the weekend about a new league proposing to pay high school players.
Eight ways chemical pollutants harm the body
A new review of existing evidence proposes eight hallmarks of environmental exposures that chart the biological pathways through which pollutants contribute to disease: oxidative stress
How private equity squeezes cash from the dying U.S. coal industry
Private equity firms are proving there’s still plenty of profit in the U.S. coal industry despite a decade of falling demand for the fossil fuel.
Alphabet’s moonshot lab is working on a device to give people superhuman hearing
Alphabet has attempted to take on some wild projects over the years, like a crop-sniffing plant buggy and fish-tracking cameras. But now, its X lab