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Image Credit: US Army The US Army Just Unleashed a Deadlier Grenade Designed for Indoor Use. Here’s How It Works.
Because what the world has been missing now more than ever is a more efficient way to vaporize people with a little cannister you can carry around like a Fanny pack.
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Image Credit: Pacifique Kiwele Mutambala These Tiny Fish Climb a 50-Foot Waterfall Every Year. Scientists Still Don’t Know Why.
It sounds like a legend or a lie, but it’s real, and researchers finally just got proof.
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Screenshot: Bethesda Starfield PS5 Release Time: Exact Launch Times & Free Lanes Update
Starfield PS5 launches on April 7 with the Free Lanes update. Here are the exact release times for every region so you can play early.
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20 Days of 420: Cann Spritz Nails Both Aesthetic and Aperitivo
Fit, flavor, and more—this THC drink hits all the notes.
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NUniverse/Getty Images Gen Z Might Turn Down Your Job Offer If It Doesn’t Come With Ozempic
Ozempic has apparently made it all the way into job negotiations, which feels very 2026.
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Victor Dyomin/Getty Images Make a Sex Menu to Save Your Boring Sex Life
People are willing to try just about anything to bring sex back into a relationship. Even if that means sitting down and making a menu for it.
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Screenshot: Embark Studios ARC Raiders – How To Complete Week 23 Trials (April 6-April 13)
Master ARC Raiders Week 23 Trials with our full guide. Learn the best spots to find Vaporizers and how to disarm mines in Blue Gate.
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Screenshot: The Pokémon Company Pokémon Champions Release Time Confirmed: Here’s When It Goes Live in Your Region
Pokémon Champions launches April 8. Here’s the exact release time in every region so you know when you can start playing.
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Illustration by Reesa. Daily Horoscope: April 6, 2026
Today asks what actually feels worth keeping, and the answer may come through in ways that are surprisingly hard to ignore.
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The Earth Has 8.3 Billion People. This Is How Many It Can Actually Hold, According to Science.
Obviously, that’s a number we have severely overshot and will continue to build on that lead for the foreseeable future.
