Keegan Bradley made a shocking mistake during his Opening Ceremony speech at the Ryder Cup on Wednesday. Bradley, 39, was giving his speech immediately after European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald had addressed the crowd. Donald, 47, delivered a particularly ballsy speech if truth be told, twice mentioning how Europe play for the love of the Ryder Cup – and …
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The Liberty announced on Tuesday that the team would not be renewing coach Sandy Brondello’s contract for the 2026 season, ending her tenure in New York. This move comes after the Liberty’s shocking first round playoff exit to the Mercury last Friday. The Liberty are the reigning WNBA champions and were seen as a possibility to repeat this season. Last …
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Paleontologists have discovered a new species of megaraptor dinosaur in Argentina, along with a startling clue about what it ate. Named Joaquinraptor casali, the apex predator apparently ate crocodiles, judging by the leg bone found in its mouth. As the name suggests, megaraptors were a clade of carnivorous dinosaurs that looked like giant versions of the raptors made famous in …
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Paleontologists have discovered a new species of megaraptor dinosaur in Argentina, along with a startling clue about what it ate. Named Joaquinraptor casali, the apex predator apparently ate crocodiles, judging by the leg bone found in its mouth. As the name suggests, megaraptors were a clade of carnivorous dinosaurs that looked like giant versions of the raptors made famous in …
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One of the biggest talking points surrounding the new iPhone line up is the design. From the ultra thin iPhone Air to the, er, interesting iPhone 17 Pro unibody design, this is the most radically different looking bunch of phones Apple has dropped for some time. But if a growing chorus of grumblings is anything to go by, there’s a …
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Ever wondered if happiness and health are connected to, well, a little more fun in the bedroom? Brace yourself, because science may have some good news for you—and your calendar. Let’s dive into the surprising findings about the connection between frequency of ejaculation, happiness, and even cancer risk. (Yes, you read that right. Science is bold these days!) The Euphoric …
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Astronomers have spotted a monster black hole in the early universe that’s gorging on matter at more than twice the theoretical limit. The discovery deepens the mystery of how some black holes born shortly after the Big Bang managed to grow so big, so fast. Using NASA‘s Chandra X-ray Observatory — a powerful X-ray telescope at risk of being terminated …
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An artist’s impression of plumes erupting onto the surface of Enceladus. Its fellow moon Titan is seen in the sky, and the distant Sun beyond. Credit: ESA/Science Office Saturn’s moon Enceladus has long dazzled scientists with its icy plumes that spew water and mysterious organic molecules into space, fueling hopes of a habitable ocean beneath. But new experiments suggest the …
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Erika McEntarfer, the Bureau of Labor Statistics chief fired by President Donald Trump last month, spoke about her highly controversial separation from the agency for the first time Tuesday. “Firing your chief statistician is a dangerous step,” she told an audience at Bard College, per CNN. “That’s an attack on the independence of an institution arguably as important as the …
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The much-awaited Galaxy S26 Ultra is four months away and when it materializes, it could cause a mild shock by incorporating an Exynos chipset instead of the usual top-tier Snapdragon silicon by Qualcomm. Per latest reports, the whole Galaxy S26 lineup will utilize Exynos 2600, Samsung’s in-house chipset. What happened? Image by Samsung For its three last iterations, the Galaxy …
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