Jon Jones reached the pinnacle of mixed martial arts and then fell harder than just about anyone ever had before.
Continue reading Jon Jones Defeats Daniel Cormier To Regain The Title At UFC 214
Jon Jones reached the pinnacle of mixed martial arts and then fell harder than just about anyone ever had before.
Continue reading Jon Jones Defeats Daniel Cormier To Regain The Title At UFC 214
Now that the Tesla Model 3 is finally here in production form with the earliest deliveries going out last night, it’s time for the wave of driving impressions. Here’s what people are saying about how the Model 3 looks, feels and performs in the real world.
Continue reading Here’s What Everyone Says About How The Tesla Model 3 Drives
The legendary producer had originally requested $30 million he claimed he was cheated out of since the King of Pop’s death in 2009.
Continue reading Quincy Jones Awarded $9.4 Million in Michael Jackson Royalty Trial
Nothing beats an ice cream cone on a hot summer’s day, but if Ben & Jerry’s is your preferred brand of indulgence, your scoop may come with a tiny serving of herbicide. As Stephanie Strom reports for the New York Times, the Organic Consumers Association (OCA) says it has found traces of glyphosate—the main ingredient of the pesticide Roundup—in 10 out of 11 Ben & Jerry’s samples.
Continue reading Trace Amounts of Pesticide Found in Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is inching ever closer to becoming the richest person in the world.
You might be under the impression that plants photosynthesize—using energy from the sun to turn carbon dioxide and water into delicious and nutritious sugar—and you’re mostly right. Even carnivorous plants like the Venus flytrap practice this process to some extent (though nutrient-poor environments and inefficiency often lead them to supplement their diets with something a little bloodier). But not all flora are capable of feeding off of the sun. Some long ago abandoned this ability, having evolved other ways of gathering nutrients.
Continue reading Parasitic plants dwell in darkness, feeding on mold and mushrooms
Your future computer or phone will be capable of stupidly fast transfer speeds. The USB 3.0 Promoter Group unveiled the USB 3.2 specification that effectively doubles the current USB 3.1 spec by adding an extra lane. As such, it will allow for two lanes of 5 Gbps for USB 3.0, yielding 10 Gbps, or two lanes of 10 Gbps for 20 Gbps with USB 3.1. As a bonus, the “superspeed” USB-C cable you’re currently using already has the capability for dual-lane operation built in.
Continue reading USB 3.2 doubles your connection speeds with the same port