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An 85-Year-Old Was Told to Turn His Savings Into Gold, Until a Dealer Stepped In
A vigilant gold dealer in Washington, DC, thwarted a $200,000 scam targeting an elderly man, leading to the arrest of two fraudsters. Learn about the growing trend of gold bar scams and how to protect yourself.
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Small Businesses Bolting AI Onto Old Workflows Are Repeating an 1890s Factory Mistake, Post Claims
A resurfaced academic paper highlights how small businesses may be repeating past mistakes by adopting AI without operational changes, similar to early 20th-century factories' initial struggles with electricity.
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Why Most New Gadgets Still Feel Like More Of The Same
Every year brings a flood of new tech, but much of it simply adds another feature to the same old devices. The latest innovations are different, focusing on smarter designs, greater versatility, and genuinely useful everyday features.
From gadgets that combine entertainment and creativity to AI-powered tools, wearable tech, and portable displays, these devices are changing how people work, travel, create, and stay connected. Some are designed to save time, while others simply make everyday experiences more enjoyable.
Curious which innovations are actually worth paying attention to? Explore the six gadgets making the biggest impact in 2026 and see what could change the way you use technology every day. 👉 Learn More
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Budget Airline's Move to Charge for Overhead Bin Draws Backlash: 'A Masterclass in Gaslighting'
Jetstar will charge passengers for overhead storage from February 2027, sparking backlash. This comes as global airline fee policies diverge, with the EU mandating inclusive carry-on pricing.
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Can a Trump-Linked Oil Firm Drill in Greenland? Officials Issue Clear Warning
Greenland's government warns a Trump-linked oil firm against unauthorised drilling, highlighting the territory's control over its resources amid growing global interest.
Doctors Explain How Prostate Cancer Spreads to the Bones as Joe Biden's Health Takes a Sharp Turn
Joe Biden's prostate cancer has spread further into his bones, his son says. Doctors explain how the disease reaches the skeleton and why a simple PSA blood test can catch it early.
Powerball Jackpot Set To Surge Past $900M in Tomorrow's Draw After No Winning Ticket
The Powerball jackpot is nearing $900 million after no ticket matched all numbers in the latest draw. The next draw offers another chance to win one of the largest US lottery jackpots.
AI Creates 16 Brand-New Viral Genomes Never Seen in Nature, Scientists Call It a Turning Point
A Science study shows generative AI can move beyond analysing DNA to designing complete viral genomes, raising new questions about biological design and biosecurity.
Unauthorized Trump-Linked Arctic Drilling Equipment Sparks Sovereignty Crisis and $1 Trillion Oil Feud
A Texas oil firm tied to Trump landed Arctic drilling gear without approval, prompting a strong warning from Greenland and fresh scrutiny of a $1 trillion crude claim.