Poll Shock: Yoon's Approval Rating Falls to 25.8% Amid Growing DiscontentA poll revealed that President Yoon and the People Power Party have reached their lowest approval ratings since the administration began.
Top Physics Graduate Now a Janitor—Is China’s Economy to Blame?A 24-year-old physics master's graduate in China is now working as a high school janitor amid rising youth unemployment.
Pregnant? Eating Fish Could Slash Autism Risk by 20%, Study FindsA study finds that pregnant women eating fish can reduce autism risk in children by 20%, unlike omega-3 supplements.
TikTok Takes Over: 17% of Americans Now Get Their News from the App!TikTok has become a regular news source for 17% of Americans, especially among younger adults, despite security concerns.
Why Just 150 Minutes of Exercise a Week Could Save Your Life: New Study for DiabeticsFollowing exercise recommendations lowers early death risks for sedentary people with type 2 diabetes, a recent study reveals.
UBS Ups U.S. Recession Risk as Job Market Slows DownUBS increased the probability of a U.S. recession to 25% amid weak job growth and rising unemployment, citing an uncertain economic outlook.
AMD Under Cyber Attack: Sensitive Data Potentially ExposedAMD announced on the 18th that it was investigating claims that a cybercriminal organization stole the company's data through hacking.
Commerce Chief Warns: Chinese Cars Could Track Your Every MoveOn May 15th (local time), U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced plans to introduce regulations on Chinese-made connected vehicles this fall. According to Reuters, Secretary Raimondo stated this during her appearance before a U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee subcommittee, emphasizing that “the risk to national security is significant.” Secretary Raimondo suggested that the U.S. could take […]
North Korean Hackers Linked to Massive Data Breach in Court SystemsNorth Korean hacker group Lazarus has infiltrated the South Korean court's computer network...
Elon Musk's Neuralink Faces Reality Check as Brain Chip MalfunctionsReports have emerged that the first patient to receive Elon Musk's brain chip showed unusual reactio ...
South Korea Investigates AliExpress and Temu Over Data PrivacyThe government has investigated the data collection and usage practices of Chinese e-commerce companies like AliExpress and Temu, which are eroding the domestic market with ultra-low-cost policies. This comes as the U.S. Congress is pushing for a law to ban the use of the Chinese platform TikTok over fears of personal data leaks. The move […]
China Eases Data Export Restrictions to Attract Foreign InvestmentChinese authorities have decided to ease some rules on companies sending data abroad. This change seems like a reaction to complaints that several rules, like data export limits and security steps, have been too much for foreign investors. It’s led some to leave China altogether. On March 24th (local time), Chinese media outlets like the […]
Obesity Runs in the Family: Study Shows Kids Follow Parents' WeightIf parents are obese in middle age, their children are likely to be obese when they reach middle age as well. The New York Post, an American daily newspaper, cited a study from a Norwegian university on the 7th, reporting that “if parents were obese in middle age, their children are six times more likely […]
Poll Shock: Yoon's Approval Rating Falls to 25.8% Amid Growing Discontent A poll revealed that President Yoon and the People Power Party have reached their lowest approval ratings since the administration began.
Top Physics Graduate Now a Janitor—Is China’s Economy to Blame? A 24-year-old physics master's graduate in China is now working as a high school janitor amid rising youth unemployment.
Pregnant? Eating Fish Could Slash Autism Risk by 20%, Study Finds A study finds that pregnant women eating fish can reduce autism risk in children by 20%, unlike omega-3 supplements.
TikTok Takes Over: 17% of Americans Now Get Their News from the App! TikTok has become a regular news source for 17% of Americans, especially among younger adults, despite security concerns.
Why Just 150 Minutes of Exercise a Week Could Save Your Life: New Study for Diabetics Following exercise recommendations lowers early death risks for sedentary people with type 2 diabetes, a recent study reveals.
UBS Ups U.S. Recession Risk as Job Market Slows Down UBS increased the probability of a U.S. recession to 25% amid weak job growth and rising unemployment, citing an uncertain economic outlook.
AMD Under Cyber Attack: Sensitive Data Potentially Exposed AMD announced on the 18th that it was investigating claims that a cybercriminal organization stole the company's data through hacking.
Commerce Chief Warns: Chinese Cars Could Track Your Every Move On May 15th (local time), U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced plans to introduce regulations on Chinese-made connected vehicles this fall. According to Reuters, Secretary Raimondo stated this during her appearance before a U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee subcommittee, emphasizing that “the risk to national security is significant.” Secretary Raimondo suggested that the U.S. could take […]
North Korean Hackers Linked to Massive Data Breach in Court Systems North Korean hacker group Lazarus has infiltrated the South Korean court's computer network...
Elon Musk's Neuralink Faces Reality Check as Brain Chip Malfunctions Reports have emerged that the first patient to receive Elon Musk's brain chip showed unusual reactio ...
South Korea Investigates AliExpress and Temu Over Data Privacy The government has investigated the data collection and usage practices of Chinese e-commerce companies like AliExpress and Temu, which are eroding the domestic market with ultra-low-cost policies. This comes as the U.S. Congress is pushing for a law to ban the use of the Chinese platform TikTok over fears of personal data leaks. The move […]
China Eases Data Export Restrictions to Attract Foreign Investment Chinese authorities have decided to ease some rules on companies sending data abroad. This change seems like a reaction to complaints that several rules, like data export limits and security steps, have been too much for foreign investors. It’s led some to leave China altogether. On March 24th (local time), Chinese media outlets like the […]
Obesity Runs in the Family: Study Shows Kids Follow Parents' Weight If parents are obese in middle age, their children are likely to be obese when they reach middle age as well. The New York Post, an American daily newspaper, cited a study from a Norwegian university on the 7th, reporting that “if parents were obese in middle age, their children are six times more likely […]
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