Sign up

Latest Science News -- ScienceDaily
Text

Ozempic does something unexpected to the brain’s hunger neurons

Ozempic may work in the brain in almost the opposite way scientists expected, activating hunger-linked neurons that appear essential for sustaining fat loss. The surprising discovery in mice could reveal new targets for developing even more effective obesity drugs.

TPM – Talking Points Memo
Text • John Light

Trump Administration Fails to Substantiate Its Claims of Noncitizen Voting (Again)

Good morning! I hope this morning dispatch, focused on the latest updates about ongoing TPM storylines, has been useful. Starting...

TPM – Talking Points Memo
Text • Layla A. Jones

Biggest US Retailers Use $5 Billion in Trump Tariff Refunds to Appease Investors

This week saw some of the country’s largest retailers report their quarterly earnings and the impact of some several billion...

Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
Text • driftglass

Mike’s Blog Round-Up

When "Blade" hit theaters on this day in 1998, it was far more than a stylish vampire action movie. Despite some of its not-quite-ready-for-prime-time CGI, it was one of the films that helped save the superhero genre and provided a proof-of-concept that Marvel characters...

Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
Text • Cliff Schecter

Hunter Biden OPENS UP On Life, Loss, Recovery, & Family

What is there to say. David Shuster and I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Hunter Biden Wednesday. And wow, our interview lived up to everything we hoped and thought it could be. It turns out when Republicans went after Hunter Biden, they had no idea who they were ...

links.daveverse.org
Text • Dave Winer

There’s A New Technique For Disabling Flock Cameras – and It’s Spreading Fast.

Racket
Text • Jessica Armbruster

Freeloader Friday: 134 Free Things To Do This Weekend

Freeloader Friday: 134 Free Things To Do This Weekend

Movies in parks, block parties, posters for teachers, and back-to-school events.

Political Wire
Text • Taegan Goddard

Inside Karoline Leavitt’s White House Press Shop

Vanity Fair: “In public, White House press office staff are belligerent toward members of the media, hurling insults and invective. But in private? They’re cordial, efficient… even charming. Reporters fear what’s next.”

emptywheel
Text • emptywheel

Before Fabricating Assaults to Justify the MN-15 Investigation, DHS Focused on a Protest of Trump’s 2017 Inauguration

Weeks before DOJ relied on fabricated assault charges to predicate an investigation into Minnesota's protest community, DHS had already started focus on Isaac Sant's role in protests against Donald Trump's inauguration in 2017.

The post Before Fabricating Assaults to Justify the MN-15 Investigation, DHS Focused on a Protest of Trump’s 2017 Inauguration appeared first on emptywheel.

Political Wire
Text • Taegan Goddard

Trump Attacks Bar Association’s Power Over Law Schools

“The Trump administration is opening a new front in its campaign to remake higher education: threatening the American Bar Association’s power to accredit law schools,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The action escalates the Trump administration’s long-running feud with the nation’s premier legal organization, which it has accused of promoting a progressive agenda, including pushing […]

Political Wire
Text • Taegan Goddard

Fake Election Polls Were Put Out by 21-Year-Old

“A 21-year-old recent college graduate was behind an anonymous website that put out widely shared fake election polling in Wisconsin, Nevada and California,” The Guardian reports. Said Rahil Prakash: “I wanted to see if fake polls could really penetrate the ecosystem that easily. And as it turned out, it could.” Earlier for members: The Fake […]

Political Wire
Text • Taegan Goddard

Burnham Vows ‘Huge Transfer of Power’ to No. 10 North

“British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he will shift responsibility for economic growth away from the UK Treasury and toward his new office in the north of England,” Bloomberg reports. “Burnham’s premiership, which began last month, has focused on giving more power to regions outside London, while the PM has tightened his grip on economic […]

Political Wire
Text • Taegan Goddard

Quote of the Day

“If any politician wants to get mothers on their side, they should adopt this issue. It’s such an obvious electoral winner. And what I’ve learned is there is no force in the universe stronger than mothers trying to protect their kids.” — Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, quoted by Politico, on the threats posed by social […]

Poynter
Text • Tom Jones

Will Scott Jennings be the new White House press secretary?

Karoline Leavitt announced last week that she is stepping down as White House press secretary, and a familiar name has emerged as a candidate to replace her. It’s CNN commentator […]

The post Will Scott Jennings be the new White House press secretary? appeared first on Poynter.

Interconnected Valid
Text

Galactic Compass 2: now with new augmented reality mode

I updated my Galactic Compass app for iPhone with augmented reality mode. Background: Galactic Compass is a floating green arrow that always points the way to the middle of the Milky Way, 26,000 light years away. Here’s the announcement blog post from 2024. It went kinda vir...

WIRED
Text • John Brandon

Nyrius Phoenix Home True 4K60 (2026): A Solution for Cord Clutter

The Nyrius Phoenix Home True 4K60 can wirelessly transmit games, TV shows, movies, and more across your home (even through walls).

WIRED
Text • Ej Dickson

The Patrick Clancy Conspiracy Theories Are Rooted in the Harsh Realities of Motherhood

Lindsay Clancy’s defense argues she killed her three kids because of postpartum psychosis. But armchair detectives, including many fed-up mothers, are laying blame with her ex-husband.

PRINT Magazine
Text • Steven Heller

The Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Remembered

Steven Heller on his final interview with the legend.

The post The Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Remembered appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

Ars Technica
Text • Ashley Belanger

Meta AI glasses may get creepier—and apps that detect them aren’t perfect

Meta AI glasses may get creepier—and apps that detect them aren’t perfect

Ars looks at Zuckoff, the latest free app detecting Meta AI glasses amid privacy backlash.

Ars Technica
Text • Stephen Clark

Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss

Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss

Taiwan's effort to develop its own satellite launcher hit a setback this week.