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Tesla's Crypto Gamble: Did They Play Their Cards Right?

August 2, 2025

Tesla's experience with Bitcoin is a story of highs and lows. In 2021, they bet big on crypto, pouring in $1. 5 billion. But when the market took a dive in what's called a "crypto winter, " they sold off most of their Bitcoin when it was worth around $16, 000. That move didn't age well. Fast forwar

crypto

PayPal's Bold Move: Crypto Payments for Everyone

August 2, 2025

PayPal is making a big move into the world of cryptocurrency. Soon, businesses everywhere will be able to accept over 100 different types of crypto, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. This is a huge deal because it means more people can use digital money for everyday shopping. But there's a catch. If

science

How Science is Changing the Way We Check for Harmful Stuff in Our Pee

August 2, 2025

Scientists are finding new ways to check for harmful substances in our bodies without using animals. This is a big deal because it's better for the animals and often gives us more accurate results. One of the places they're looking is in our pee. That's right, pee! It might not sound glamorous, but

opinion

Why America Should Embrace a Digital Dollar

August 1, 2025

The world is moving towards digital money. China and Europe are already making big moves with their digital currencies. Yet, some in the U. S. are resisting the idea of a digital dollar. This hesitation could cost Americans a lot of money and privacy. Right now, private companies handle most digita

politics

A Legal Eagle's Run-In with a Pierogi Vendor

August 1, 2025

Alan Dershowitz, a well-known lawyer, found himself in a bit of a pickle at a farmer's market. He went to buy some pierogi, but the vendor refused to sell to him. Why? Because the vendor didn't like Dershowitz's political views. Dershowitz, who has represented some big names, thinks the vendor didn

technology

AI's Double-Edged Sword: Can We Keep the Bad Guys Out?

July 31, 2025

AI is getting smarter, and soon, it might be as smart as humans or even smarter. This is great news for solving problems, but it's also a bit scary because bad people could use it for bad things. The idea is to stop them from using it, but how? First, let's talk about what AGI and ASI are. AGI is A

business

SpaceX: Speed Over Safety?

July 31, 2025

SpaceX, a leader in space innovation, is now facing two serious legal challenges. Two former employees have taken the company to court, claiming they were fired for raising safety concerns. Both workers say that SpaceX prioritized speed and cost-cutting over worker safety and well-being. Robert Mar

health

Comparing Two Glaucoma Surgeries in Kids with Aniridia

July 30, 2025

Researchers wanted to see which surgery works better for kids born with a rare eye condition called aniridia that often leads to glaucoma. They looked at two common surgeries: trabeculectomy and glaucoma drainage device (GDD) implantation. First, they gathered data from many studies. They found tha

finance

Emerging Markets: Why Investors Are Missing Out

July 30, 2025

Investors often shy away from emerging markets due to perceived risks, but is this fear justified? Many times, the risks are overestimated, leading to missed opportunities. For example, after the 2023 coup in Gabon, investors pulled back from bonds across Africa, even in politically stable countries

business

Spotify's Stock Takes a Hit: What Went Wrong?

July 29, 2025

Spotify, the popular music streaming service, recently had a rough day on the stock market. The company's shares dropped over 11%, marking their worst performance since July 2023. The main issue? They didn't meet the financial goals set by Wall Street analysts. Let's break it down. Spotify's revenu