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Gen Z Started Using TikTok to Find Jobs Out of Desperation, and It’s Actually Working
With AI filters screening out applications before a human sees them, job seekers are using social media to get noticed.
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A Wealthy Woman Funded a Drama Series Just So She Could Kiss the Male Lead 60 Times
A historian says the Chinese tea label likely dates to the 1860s, not the 1773 protest it was long associated with.
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Why Everyone Is Suddenly Fighting About Dogs in Grocery Stores
Service animals are allowed, but pets generally are not, even as the pet economy keeps pushing dogs into public life.
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A Supposed Boston Tea Party Artifact May Not Be From the Boston Tea Party at All
A historian says the Chinese tea label likely dates to the 1860s, not the 1773 protest it was long associated with.
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The One-Leg Test That Could Reveal Your Risk of Dying
Researchers found balance and mobility tests were strongly linked to survival in adults 65 years of age and older.
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A Jellyfish Swarm Shut Down Reactors at One of Europe’s Biggest Nuclear Plants
EDF said three Gravelines reactors shut down after jellyfish clogged cooling-water systems, despite new precautions.
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How Researchers Studying Nurse Sharks Accidentally Got Rare Great White Footage
The shark-cam footage captured a rare four-minute encounter near an artificial reef off Boynton Beach, Florida.
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Astronomers Found a Cosmic Object 100 Billion Times Brighter Than a Normal Star
The object could help explain Webb’s mysterious little red dots and how supermassive black holes first formed.
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The FAA Is Recruiting Gamers to Help Fix Its Air Traffic Controller Shortage
The FAA says gaming skills can translate to the job, but new hires still face years of training before certification.
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Universal History Archive/Contributor/Getty Images Researchers Are Using AI to Help Find Art Looted by the Nazis. Here’s How It Works.
The tool can search scattered archives for clues, but experts still have to verify any possible restitution claims.
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Your Tattoo Ink Might Not Be as Sterile as You Think, According to the FDA
Researchers found bacteria in unopened tattoo and permanent makeup inks, including some labeled sterile.
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Oxytocin May Help the Brain Let Go of Fear, New Study Suggests
Researchers found oxytocin-sensitive neurons helped male mice learn when a once-scary place was safe again.
