Did you know that Disney might be proving Warren Buffett wrong? Last year, Buffett wasn't too keen on the streaming business. He thought it wasn't very profitable. But Disney's recent earnings report might just change his mind. Disney has been working hard on its streaming services, like Disney+, H
Thai desserts are beloved for their sweet taste, but their sugar content can raise health concerns. A recent study measured how much these treats raise blood sugar levels. Researchers tested eight popular Thai desserts, chosen by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, and found that despite their sweetn
Imagine you're trying to measure how much education people have gotten over time. Up until now, many researchers have just lumped people into groups, like "some high school" or "college degree. " But that can lose important details about how much education someone really has. This new study brings a
Hey there! Grab a jacket for Friday morning as temperatures dip into the 40s. Don't worry, the day will warm up to a pleasant 70 degrees. The weekend is looking nice with temps in the 70s, thanks to a south wind. But hold on to your hats because Sunday might bring a few showers. By Monday night, exp
Starting December 4, Disney+ subscribers in the U. S. will get a new "tile" on their home screen. This tile won't be for another Disney movie or show, but for ESPN content. That's right, Disney+ is getting into the sports streaming game! But don't get too excited just yet. While there will be some f
Mitochondria, the powerhouses of cells, have their own genome. This genome works closely with the nucleus to manage crucial genes for energy production. One key process is splicing, where plant mitochondria cut and reconnect pieces of genetic material. This study looked at 25 of these splicing event
Ever wondered how tiny microbes can control the lives of insects? Well, scientists discovered that the weevil Ceratapion basicorne, used to fight a weed called yellow starthistle, has a problem. In labs where these weevils are controlled, many of them end up being female. This isn't natural; usually
The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on public trust in scientists, but a recent survey shows a small increase. Last year, only 73% of Americans expressed confidence in scientists, but now that number has climbed to 76%. During the peak of the pandemic in 2020, the figure was much higher at 87%. The Pe
When COVID-19 hit, digital contact tracing apps became a hot topic. These apps aim to help health authorities track virus spread quickly and efficiently. But with great power comes great concern, especially about privacy. People are rightfully worried about how their data will be used. A recent surv
Imagine if the world's biggest superpower decides to focus on its own problems and backs out from global health efforts. That's what scientists are worried about with Donald Trump's 'America First' policy. They fear that Trump might pull the U. S. out of the World Health Organization (WHO) again and
