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The US government shutdown emerges, risking a debt downgrade, recession, and asset price bubble bursts. Click here to read ...

ChildServe announced its 15th annual Bubble Ball event will be held April 12 at the EMC Expo Center. The Bubble Ball is ChildServe’s largest fundraising event of the year with proceeds raised ...

It’s very intriguing to think about how many of the everyday items we use were actually invented with another purpose in mind. There are many quirky items that have surprising beginnings that you ...

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For all the handwringing about Nvidia Corp.’s sky-high market value pushing the stock into bubble territory, its revenue growth keeps investors buying. While the chipmaker’s earnings this week weren’t ...

Samsung Messages has received a new feature. The new feature will automatically add emojis to your text bubble. The update has been released in South Korea. The funny thing about Samsung Messages is ...

Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on mobile phones, where he covered the smartphone boom of the 2010s and the broader tech scene. When he's not in front of a ...

"Our approach gives astronomers an idea of how many spots a star might have, where they are located, and how bright or dark they are." NASA scientists have devised a new way to use planets that cross, ...

An atmospheric water harvester based on an origami-inspired hydrogel works anywhere—even Death Valley. Today, 2.2 billion people in the world lack access to safe drinking water. But the atmosphere ...