Poison Ivy Is More Dangerous Than Ever, Because 2020
Poison ivy is growing faster and is more potent than ever thanks to heightened CO2 concentrations in the air. The plants are growing, on average,…
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University Of Alabama Is The Latest Proof That We Shouldn't Have Reopened Schools
The University of Alabama has reported more than 500 positive coronavirus tests from students and faculty since classes resumed on Wednesday, August 19th. Entry testing…
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Scientists Think They Found Another Coronavirus Mutation - But This One Is Good News
A new coronavirus mutation has been discovered, and it appears to be linked to milder cases of COVID-19. Called ∆382, this mutated version of SARS-CoV-2…
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Dr. Fauci Just Issued A Crucial Warning About Coronavirus Vaccines
Giving a coronavirus vaccine candidate an emergency use authorization before the final data is available would jeopardize the entire effort, said Dr. Anthony Fauci in…
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The Big Salmonella Peach Recall Just Got A Whole Lot More Serious
A peach recall that initially affected only Aldi stores now includes several other national chains including Walmart and Target. The peaches were distributed by Wawona,…
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A Woman Spread Coronavirus To 56 Others At A Starbucks – Guess Why No Employees Caught COVID-19
A single infected woman recently caused a coronavirus outbreak at a Starbucks when she bought coffee at the store and then drank it there without…
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These Big Savings From HP's Latest Flash Sale Won't Last Long
Everybody wants to cash in on a great deal. There is no one who isn't interested in a discount for an item and that goes…
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Epic Loses Its First Fortnite Case Against Apple, But Unreal Engine Is Safe
The first verdict in the Epic Games vs. Apple complex legal battle is bad news for Fortnite but good news for the Unreal Engine. The…
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'Extinct' Animal Makes A Comeback In Not One, But Two Countries
Researchers have spotted specimens of an incredibly rare species of elephant shrew for the first time in over half a century. The creatures were on…
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With The Coronavirus Pandemic Ongoing, An Infectious Disease Expert Laid Out 5 Activities To Avoid
An estimated 176,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the United States. Though the daily number of new cases in many areas has plateaued,…
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Are Rogue Planets Common? NASA Hopes Its New Telescope Will Find Out
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be able to detect rogue planets by spotting their gravitational lensing. The telescope, which is slated to launch…
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Apple Stores That Closed Twice Due To COVID-19 Are About To Start Reopening
Earlier this summer, Apple decided to re-close some of the stores that it had reopened due to rising infection rates in certain states throughout the…
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Rich And Famous Stars Don't Have To Follow The Same Coronavirus Rules That We Do
New York has a pretty strict coronavirus quarantine requirement for out-of-towners who visit from any of 34 restricted states. Because coronavirus infection rates are still…
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Nintendo Switch Pro Might Launch In The First Quarter Of 2021
Nintendo is reportedly planning to start production on a new Switch model before the end of the year, with a release date set for the…
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New Leak Shows Us What The Final iPhone 12 Pro Max Design Will Look Like
A recent case leak provides us with our clearest picture yet of what Apple's iPhone 12 Pro Max design will look like. Apple's top-tier iPhone…
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An Asteroid Won't Hit Before Election Day, Even If You Want It To
An asteroid is slated to make a very close pass of Earth on November 2nd, just one day before the 2020 US Presidential Election. The…
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Zoom Is Down For Thousands Of People On Monday Morning
Zoom is down on Monday morning while millions of people are going into work and starting school. According to DownDetector.com, the Zoom outage is mostly…
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The Huge Salmonella Onion Recall Just Got Even Bigger
Onion recall over salmonella contamination has spread to meal delivery service HelloFresh. HelloFresh sourced some of its onions from the distributor linked to the salmonella…
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The Foldable iPhone Is Real
The first foldable iPhone might not feature a foldable screen, as is the case with some of the existing foldable Android handsets out there. A…
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Best Standing Desk Mat
Working from home has changed the ways people have set up their offices. For one, people are actually setting up home offices, whereas, in the…
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Apple's Leaked iPhone 12 Design Comes To Life In Stunning New Images
The iPhone 12 release has been delayed, but countless iPhone 12 leaks have painted a nearly complete picture of Apple's next-generation iPhone lineup. Details surrounding…
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Why Epic Isn't An Innocent Victim In The Fortnite Battle With Apple, And Why It Deserves A Loss Today
The first round in the Epic Games vs. Apple lawsuit over Fortnite will take place on Monday. It should be a win for Apple in…
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These Are The Heated Emails That Killed 'Fortnite' On iOS
Apple today filed its response to Epic Games' lawsuit over the removal of Fortnite from the App Store. The response includes exhibits that show that…
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Watch Mars 2020 Speed Its Way Toward The Red Planet
NASA's Eyes on the Solar System web tool lets you track the progress of the Mars 2020 mission as it speeds towards the Red Planet. …
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The 10 Best Movies And Shows Leaving Netflix In September 2020
Netflix is losing 42 movies and shows from its streaming service in September 2020. We've picked out the top ten movies and shows you need…
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This Is Exactly How We Can Stop The Coronavirus
A new computer model shows how a coronavirus vaccine would impact the spread of COVID-19 inside a community. Reuters put together a model that shows…
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Bill Gates Says The Coronavirus Could Kill Millions Of People Who Aren't Even Infected
As work on a COVID-19 vaccine continues, Bill Gates believes the coronavirus could indirectly be responsible for millions of more deaths in the near future.…
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