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11/26/2025
Elon Musk just put a 20-year-old student in charge of training his AI engineers after massive layoffs—what’s really happening at xAI?
When you think you’ve seen it all in Silicon Valley, Elon Musk finds a new way to surprise. After a wave of layoffs at xAI—Musk’s own AI branch—he’s just handed the reins of training his AI engineers to someone who was still in high school last year. Welcome to the wild world of xAI. Massive
11/26/2025
Elon Musk just put a 20-year-old student in charge of training his AI engineers after massive layoffs—what’s really happening at xAI?
When you think you’ve seen it all in Silicon Valley, Elon Musk finds a new way to surprise. After a wave of layoffs at xAI—Musk’s own AI branch—he’s just handed the reins of training his AI engineers to someone who was still in high school last year. Welcome to the wild world of xAI. Massive
11/25/2025
Suspected Chinese Coast Guard Activity Exposed by Satellite in Philippine Waters—What Are They Hiding?
Almost a decade after the international arbitral tribunal in The Hague dismissed China’s sweeping claim to nearly 90% of the South China Sea, the geopolitical chess game in this hotspot shows no sign of calming down. While Beijing may have lost in court, it certainly never let that slow it down at sea—turning reefs into
11/24/2025
Residents kept awake all night as « Happy Birthday » blares for 5 hours—firefighters finally end the nightmare
Never underestimate the power of a birthday song to turn a quiet night into a true ordeal—just ask the residents of Javalí Viejo, Spain, who spent five unforgettable hours with “Happy Birthday” blasting on repeat, all thanks to a rather rebellious set of school speakers. This birthday bash, however, was not exactly a cause for
11/23/2025
How Norway Nearly Achieved 100% Electric Car Sales Despite Arctic Winters
When you hear that nearly every single new car registered in Norway in September 2025 was fully electric, you might think it’s the plot to a Nordic sci-fi. But no — it’s all real, record-breaking, and yes, achieved in a country where winter can freeze your eyelashes solid before you’ve finished your coffee. Norway’s Record:
11/20/2025
Nobel Prize awarded for groundbreaking quantum research—what this win means for the future of technology
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2025 has just lit up the world of science—and a good portion of France is glowing with pride. On October 7, French physicist Michel H. Devoret, British scientist John Clarke, and American researcher John M. Martinis were jointly awarded the iconic prize for their pioneering work in quantum mechanics. It’s
11/19/2025
« Pay us or we stay »: Squatters occupy villa, try to sell it and demand €15,000 for leaving—how one owner fought back
What would you do if you bought your dream home, only to find total strangers living in it and demanding a payout to leave? In a sun-drenched corner of Spain, this nightmare became Carlos Caballero’s reality, as a group of squatters moved in, held his villa hostage, and even tried to sell it out from
11/17/2025
The worst foods for your bones—experts reveal what to avoid for stronger bones
When it comes to bone health, what you eat can make or break more than just your mood—it’s got serious implications for your skeleton too! With osteoporosis affecting more than 4 million people in France alone (and a whopping 40% of women over 65), it’s clear this silent bone thief demands attention on both sides
11/16/2025
Italy’s Bold €4.5 Billion Bank Levy: Could This Be the Turning Point for the National Deficit?
Buckle up, Italy’s latest budget is making waves — and not just in Rome. With a €4.5 billion levy targeting banks and insurers, the Italian government is betting big on a financial shift that could finally tip the stubborn national deficit back under control. But is this the turning point everyone has been waiting for?
11/15/2025
FAA urges airlines: Stop passengers from taking bags during emergency evacuations—why experts say your life could depend on it
Leave your bags behind—or risk your life. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is once again sounding the alarm: airlines need to get serious about making sure passengers don’t try to take their carry-ons during an emergency evacuation. And while this might sound obvious to some, real life—and recent tragedies—show far too many of us just
11/14/2025
China cracks down: No more low-quality cars or missing parts allowed for export—it’s official
China’s electric vehicle industry is about to get a major wake-up call. While Chinese cars are starting to compete more seriously with their European rivals, the inconsistent quality from one model to the next and, above all, the shaky after-sales service, have become the Achilles’ heel of the Middle Kingdom’s carmakers. Now, that’s about to
11/13/2025
Inside the Lavish Life of the World’s Richest King: 17,000 Homes, 38 Private Jets, and a $43 Billion Fortune—How Does He Do It?
Ever wondered what it would be like to have so much wealth you lose count of your own houses and jets? Meet King Rama X of Thailand: a monarch whose life redefines the word ‘luxury’—and who, with $43 billion in assets, just happens to be the world’s richest king. So, what does a life that
11/12/2025
Quantum security breakthrough: why your secrets may finally be safe—even from future hackers
Your secret messages, safeguarded by the very laws of the universe. Any attempt to eavesdrop is instantly detected by the deepest rules of matter itself. Sounds like science fiction? It did to me too—until I saw it firsthand at Orange’s booth at VivaTech, where innovation lead Thierry Gaillet offered an utterly fascinating demo. Quantum Security:
11/11/2025
How often should you really shower after 65? Experts reveal the ideal frequency for healthy aging
Is a daily shower recommendation a myth after age 65? Science and real-life perspectives join forces to give us a clearer picture. Let’s splash into just how often you should hit the shower for healthy aging—without drying out your skin, your spirits, or your social life! What the Research Tells Us Recent findings from France’s
11/10/2025
The Video Of A Cat’s Reaction To Seeing Its Owner With Another Kitten Goes Viral
If you’ve ever wondered what pure feline jealousy looks like, this viral video says it all — no captions needed. It starts innocently enough: an owner cuddling a tiny new kitten, fresh from the shelter. But just off-screen, the household’s original cat is watching… and let’s just say, its face tells a whole story. That
11/10/2025
It’s Official : Here’s The Food Named The Healthiest In The World By Science
A study has ranked the world’s healthiest foods, taking into account their nutrients and nutritional value in relation to calories. Watercress tops the list! A study has highlighted the most nutritious and healthy foods. From watercress to Chinese cabbage, discover the nutritional champions that can transform your daily diet. Put them on your plate to
11/10/2025
Trump demands India stop buying Russian oil: Will New Delhi really put Indian consumers first as prices tumble?
Indian consumers, Russian oil, and an American ultimatum: If you thought global energy politics was complicated, wait until you see whose pockets are really at stake when prices crash. Spoiler: it’s not always the politicians’! India’s Energy Policy: Consumers First? On Thursday, India reiterated that the main goal of its energy policy is to « safeguard
11/10/2025
Tension in the skies: Moroccan jets intercept French Airbus in high-stakes drill
Sometimes, all it takes is a single look exchanged at 30,000 feet to feel the weight of an exercise that’s about more than just training. Don’t worry—what you sense in the sky isn’t panic, but a kind of elegant tension you only find when things are done with true seriousness. In the shadow of this