It's been a busy day. Here's what you might have missed.
Because of a weird glitch between the brain and the body, nearly one-third of people will experience sleep paralysis — making some see demons and witches. This is what you can do about it. Here's what else you might have missed during your busy day. | A glacier collapse destroyed Blatten, a village in the Swiss Alps. Alexandre Agrusti/AFP/Getty Images |
Mountains are among the most beautiful places on Earth, but as the planet warms, these majestic landscapes are becoming much more unpredictable. The world isn't prepared for the deadly consequences. |
To help quell ICE protests in Los Angeles, Donald Trump called in the National Guard — becoming the first president in about 60 years to do so without a request from a governor. The bar for "insurrection" appears quite different than it was on January 6, 2021. ➕ California plans to sue the Trump administration over the deployment. |
Cryptocurrency has gained greater acceptance among regulators and large institutional investors, and it's likely here to stay. With bitcoin now trading above $100,000, it may be worth revisiting whether this should be part of your portfolio. |
The US Department of Agriculture estimates that 30–40% of the American food supply ends up in landfills. All that waste adds up quickly. A cook and author said families could save more than $1,000 a year if they have a plan. |
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Apple unveiled a new software design interface for the iPhone featuring see-through visuals that appear to have a glossy surface. These are the highlights from the Worldwide Developers Conference. |
🦓 Special delivery: A sheriff's office in Tennessee airlifted a zebra named Ed to safety after he escaped. He had been reported missing just a day after being acquired by his owners, and they have been reunited. |
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🎾 That's how long it took Carlos Alcaraz to beat Jannik Sinner in the longest French Open final — and the second-longest grand slam final — in history. |
🏡 'Game changer': What if your house could change color with the seasons? This "climate-responsive" paint might make that happen — and save people money on their energy bills. |
"This is not over because (Musk) decided to go home with his tail between his legs." —Melissa Knutson, protest organizer |
💬 Tesla Takedown: Demonstrations against tech billionaire Elon Musk are continuing, even after he stepped away from his role leading the Department of Government Efficiency and engaged in an all-out feud with Trump. |
🎤 Nicole Scherzinger won her first Tony Award for her performance as Norma Desmond in which Broadway revival?
A. "West Side Story"
B. "Sunset Blvd."
C. "Chicago"
D. "Cabaret" ⬇️ Scroll down for the answer. |
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| 🪩 Party central: A lot of people consider Ibiza the "capital of the clubbing world." Photographer Dean Chalkley's new book captures a nostalgic portrait of the Spanish island's legendary scene. Take a look. |
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