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Is New York City Changing? 17 Proposals for the Future Chosen by Citizens

The NYT presented "17 Proposals to Improve New York" to the new mayor, Zoran Mamdani, and ranked the "next inconvenience to...

The Pride of Protecting Hawaii's Birds: "Indigenous Knowledge Was Not the Enemy of Conservation, But the Key" — Learning Collaborative Science from Hawaii's Wetlands

A study by the University of Hawaii has refuted the nearly 50-year-old conventional belief that the extinction of Hawaiian waterbirds was due to...

The Real Reason You Can't Save Money Isn't a Lack of Knowledge — Surprising Answers Revealed by Financial Education Research

Improving household finances is more about "developing the ability to reuse knowledge even when situations change" than "memorizing...

The Increase in "Heart Failure Deaths" Post-COVID ─ The Quiet Progression of the "Aftermath of Chronic Diseases"

In the United States, deaths from heart failure have been accelerating since the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2024, heart failure is expected to be listed...

Siri to Become "Like a Different Person"? Apple Adopts Google Gemini, Reshaping the AI Battle

Apple has announced a multi-year agreement to adopt Google's generative AI "Gemini" model as part of its efforts to revamp Siri....

Was Mars a "Blue Planet"? The Delta Left in the Valley Indicates a "Northern Hemisphere Ocean"

High-resolution images have confirmed terrain around Valles Marineris, Mars' largest canyon, that closely resembles Earth's river deltas....

Is that raincoat leaching "forever chemicals"? The current state of PFAS and waterproof wear

The BBC's "Are there 'forever chemicals' in your raincoat?" raises questions about the proximity of everyday clothing to...

In an era where AI can "undress," can the law keep up? — The Ripple Effects of Grok's Shutdown

The Indonesian government has temporarily blocked access to xAI's chatbot "Grok" on X (formerly Twitter), citing concerns that it...

The Next Key Player in the AI Boom Isn't GPUs — A New Chain of Price Increases Begins with "Memory Shortages"

The construction race for AI data centers is driving up demand for memory and storage products such as DRAM, NAND, and HDD, leading to supply...

"From Searching to Buying in Conversation"—Will Google's UCP Become the "HTTP of Commerce"?

Google announced a new open standard called the "Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP)" at NRF 2026, aimed at advancing purchases through AI...

Exploitation Continues to Evolve: The "Human Cost" Questioned in the Digital Age

In an era of digital transformation and climate crisis, companies often treat the "human cost" as inevitable. This article views this as...

The Domino Effect After Venezuela: Will Cuba Really Collapse? Cracks in Oil, Tourism, and Alliances

President Trump stated that "Cuba is ready to fall," against the backdrop of the potential cessation of oil support from Venezuela...

The Next Bottleneck for AI is Not GPUs, But Electricity: Understanding the Major Partnership Between OpenAI and SB Energy

OpenAI and SoftBank are investing a total of $1 billion (each contributing $500 million) in SB Energy to accelerate infrastructure for AI. SB...

Is a Crackdown on Credit Card Interest Rates of 20-30% Coming? Trump's "10% for Just One Year" Declaration Causes a Stir

President Trump announced on social media that he plans to "cap credit card interest rates at 10% annually for one year," suggesting a...

"Annual Rainfall" Cannot Predict the Future — Earth's Rainfall Patterns Are Breaking

A study that integrates geological records from the hyperthermal period (Paleogene) after 66 million years ago using various "proxies"...

Despite the decrease in the unemployment rate, jobs are not increasing - The true nature of the "quiet slowdown" in U.S. employment

In the U.S. employment statistics for December 2025, job growth was +50,000, and the unemployment rate slightly decreased to 4.4%. However, the...

Is a Single Gene the "Culprit" Behind Alzheimer's? The True Meaning of "90%" Indicated by APOE

A new analysis led by UCL suggests that a common variant of the APOE gene (ε3/ε4) may "contribute" to many cases of Alzheimer's...

Does Time Accelerate as We Grow Up? Why a Year Feels Long for Children and a Week Disappears for Adults

As we age, we feel that "time flies" because our days become routine and there are fewer "new memory cues." In childhood, there...

"Towards Heat Where Sweat Doesn't Evaporate" — The Limits Imposed by Wet-Bulb Temperature

While rising temperatures often receive attention, it is the combination with humidity that determines the level of danger. Recent research focuses...

Can Floods and Heatwaves Be Tracked by "Numbers"? — Can the New Global Climate Adaptation Measures Save the Field?

At COP30 (Belém), a common measure for assessing global "adaptation to climate change," known as the "Belém Adaptation Index,"...

The moment people become aware of unfairness, they begin to reject taxes — The "privileged treatment of the wealthy" undermines the foundation of public finance.

In an experiment involving approximately 4,000 people in the United States, it was shown that when participants learned that the ultra-wealthy (the...

Disney+ is transitioning to a "vertical scroll" format—can the introduction of short videos in streaming capture time from social media?

Disney announced at the CES 2026 Tech + Data Showcase that it will introduce a vertical short-form video feed to Disney+ in the U.S. by the end of...

Conspiracy Theories Can't Be Defeated with "Facts" - When "Debunking" Backfires: Conditions for Effective Communication Against Conspiracy Theories

Conspiracy theories are not just misinformation; they are tied to the sense of belonging and identity of those who believe in them, making them...

"Reasons Why More Overseas Researchers Want to Study in China: Ample Funding and Rapid Infrastructure Development"

China's initiatives, such as the "Thousand Talents Plan," along with abundant research funding, rapid development of cutting-edge...