Flight attendants have repeatedly singled out Diet Coke as the drink they least like serving in the air, not because it is unsafe, but because its carbonation behaves differently at cruising altitude. The result is a slower pour that can hold up cabin service on busy flights.
Inuit communities developed survival systems that worked for thousands of years in one of the harshest climates on Earth. Researchers today still study that knowledge, from snow shelters to sea-ice travel, because modern field science keeps finding practical lessons in it.
Americans reported losing billions to fraud in 2023, and a handful of scam types drove the biggest dollar losses. Federal Trade Commission data shows investment, imposter, and job scams ranked among the most expensive.
New survey and labor data show many younger Americans tie rest to productivity, not recovery. Researchers say long work hours, rising costs, and constant digital access are shaping that mindset.
A common money question is getting fresh attention as couples weigh whether different incomes should mean different travel perks. Financial planners say the answer usually comes down to shared goals, agreed budgets, and what each partner can comfortably afford.
Toy makers are adding generative AI to dolls, robots, and kid-focused devices as the market grows in 2024 and 2025. Child development and privacy researchers say the shift could expose children to manipulation, data collection, and emotional dependency without clear safeguards.
The US is requiring most foreign nationals who have recently been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to spend 21 days in another country before entering. The move follows a new Ebola outbreak confirmed by Congolese health officials and the World Health Organization.
Texas has opened an investigation into LinkedIn over alleged “ghost jobs” that may have targeted job seekers. State Attorney General Ken Paxton said the probe will examine whether some listings were deceptive or misleading.
