Sharon Adarlo

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Astronomers have captured spectacular images of a comet, C/2025 K1 (ATLAS), breaking apart in three large pieces during its journey.

Amazing Telescope Photo Shows Comet Breaking Apart Into Huge Chunks

By Sharon Adarlo

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has smoked the powerful psychedelic DMT, according to a new book by Olivia Nuzzi, his one-time online fling.

RX and Medicine

The “Sober” RFK Jr. Has Allegedly Been Smoking DMT

By Sharon Adarlo

A Reddit user said that a Tesla robotaxi safety driver fell asleep behind the wheel at least three times while using the service.

Passenger Alarmed When Tesla Robotaxi “Safety” Driver Falls Completely Asleep at the Wheel

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have identified several caves carved by water and they may have held or have evidence of extraterrestrial life.

Scientist Say They’ve Found Caves on Mars That May Contain Life

By Sharon Adarlo

Busy parents are increasingly turning to OpenAI's ChatGPT for child rearing advice, medical information, and to entertain their kids.

Parents Using ChatGPT to Rear Their Children

By Sharon Adarlo

An economist argues that President Donald Trump's investments in Big Tech will ruin the country's economy and its technological edge.

Economist Warns That Trump’s Investments in the Tech Industry Could Crash the Whole Economy

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman in her 60s is angry that her Virginia home is surrounded by data centers, which are noisy and belch out pollution.

Woman Aghast as 14 Data Centers Move Next Door, Emits Terrible Stench

By Sharon Adarlo

Americans are getting slimmer; Gallup says the obesity rate has decreased along with increased use of weight loss drugs such as Ozempic.

RX and Medicine

American Obesity Rates Are Now Falling, and It’s Almost Certainly Because of Ozempic

By Sharon Adarlo

Waymo CEO thinks it's matter of time when a Waymo driverless autonomous robotaxi accidentally kills somebody in a fatal crash.

Self-Driving Vehicles

Waymo CEO Says Society Is Ready for One of Its Cars to Kill Someone

By Sharon Adarlo

Stanford scientists unleashed AI bots in different environments, including social media, and they started behaving unethically.

New Paper Finds That When You Reward AI for Success on Social Media, It Becomes Increasingly Sociopathic

By Sharon Adarlo

A 13-year-old Florida teen was arrested for asking OpenAI's ChatGPT how to kill a friend during class in what he claimed to be a prank.

13-Year-Old Arrested for Asking ChatGPT How to Kill His Friend

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study from Yale University shows that AI hasn't had much of an impact on jobs as many have predicted or feared.

New Yale Study Finds AI Has Had Essentially Zero Impact on Jobs

By Sharon Adarlo

Brain organoids, miniature human brains grown in a lab, can be used by scientists for experiments but some people are horrified by the idea.

Neuroscience and Brain

People Are Horrified by Lab-Grown Human Brains

By Sharon Adarlo

The family of a college student who died trapped inside a Tesla Cybertruck that burst into flames is now suing Tesla for its faulty doors.

Electric Vehicles

College Student Died Locked Inside a Cybertruck on Fire, Family Now Suing Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronomers have discovered that a "rogue" planet is going through a massive growth spurt and it's eating everything around it.

Scientists Spot “Rogue” Planet Floating Between Stars, Devouring Everything in Reach

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronomers detected a gigantic wave pattern in a large portion of the Milky Way galaxy by analyzing data from young stars.

The Milky Way has a Colossal Wave Rippling Through It, Astronomers Say

By Sharon Adarlo

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