Elon Musk 'offered to impregnate glamorous influencer then retaliated when she turned him down'
Elon Musk allegedly offered to impregnate right-wing influencer Tiffany Fong- and then retaliated by harming her X earnings when she declined the officer.
Democrat left red faced after showing up at El Salvador prison to 'rescue' deported 'Maryland man' Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen shared a clip of himself to X before boarding a flight to the country where Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, 29, is being held.
George Clooney reveals his surprising choice on who should lead the Democrats after shaking up party
George Clooney said who he sees as the next Democrat standard-bearer after he led the movement to push Joe Biden out in 2024.
Microsoft Confirms Classic Outlook CPU Usage Spikes, Offers No Fix
Microsoft has acknowledged that Classic Outlook can mysteriously transform into a system resource hog, causing CPU usage spikes between 30-50% and significantly increasing power consumption on both Windows 10 and 11 systems.
Users first reported the issue in November 2024, but Microsoft only confirmed the problem this week, offering little resolution beyond stating that "the Outlook Team is investigating this issue." The company's sole workaround involves forcing a switch to the Semi-Annual Channel update through registry edits -- an approach many enterprise environments will likely avoid. Microsoft hasn't announced a definitive end date for Classic Outlook, but the company continues pushing users toward its New Outlook client despite its incomplete feature set.
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TalkTalk Business pulls disappearing act on customer emails
It's not DNS. It can't be DNS? Right?
TalkTalk Business customers were forced to survive without email nearly a week after a technical fault disrupted domain hosting.…
Free Blue Screens of Death for Windows 11 24H2 users
Microsoft rewards those who patch early with bricks hurled through its operating system
Keeping with its rich history of updates that break Windows in unexpected ways, Microsoft has warned that two recent patches for Windows 11 24H2 are triggering blue screen crashes.…
Boost for UK defence firms after Macron folds on fish - as French leader drops demands for post-Brexit deal
The French president has been told by some EU leaders to treat the issues separately because of the war in Ukraine.
Record number of daily migrants cross Channel - pressure piles on Labour
The Home Office said 705 migrants made the journey in 12 boats, exceeding the previous high for this year which was set on Saturday when 656 crossed in 11 boats.
River Island's 'stunning' £75 summer maxi dress that's going 'straight' in shoppers' baskets
The drop of this dress has been long awaited!
Harvard's RoboBee Masters Landing, Paving Way For Agricultural Pollination
After more than a decade of development, Harvard's insect-sized flying robot, RoboBee, has successfully learned to land using dragonfly-inspired legs and improved flight controls. The researchers see RoboBee as a potential substitute for endangered bees, assisting in the pollination of plants. From a report: RoboBee is a micro flying robot that Harvard has been developing since 2013. As the name suggests, it is the size of a bee, capable of flying like a bee and hovering in mid-air. Its wings are 3 cm long and it weighs only 0.08 g. The weight was reduced by using light piezoelectric elements instead of motors. Piezoelectric elements change shape when an electric current flows through them. The researchers were able to make RoboBee flap its wings 120 times per second by turning the current on and off, which is similar to actual insects.
While RoboBee exhibited flight capabilities comparable to those of a bee, the real problem was landing. Being too light and having short wings, it could not withstand the air turbulence generated during landing. It is easy to understand if you think about the strong winds generated when a helicopter approaches the ground. Christian Chan, a graduate student at Harvard who participated in the research, said, "Until now, it was a matter of shutting off the robot while it attempted to land and praying for a proper touchdown."
To ensure RoboBee's safe landing, it was important to dissipate energy just before touchdown. Hyun Nak-Seung, a professor at Purdue University who participated in the development of RoboBee, explained, "For any flying object, the success of landing depends on minimizing speed just before impact and rapidly dissipating energy afterward. Even for tiny flapping like RoboBee's, the ground effect cannot be ignored, and after landing, the risk of bouncing or rolling makes the situation more complex." The findings have been published in the journal Science Robotics.
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Match of the Day's Jonathan Pearce is spared speeding driving ban after arguing he could be sacked if he was not able to get to games
The BBC Radio Five Live commentator told Lavender Hill magistrates court that he would face 'exceptional hardship' without his license - and even lose his home.
Urgent hunt for 37-year-old who has not been seen since she left work on Saturday: Police arrest woman and man over her disappearance
Paria Veisi hasn't been seen since leaving her place of work in the Canton area of Cardiff at around 3pm on Saturday.
Researchers Grow Record-sized Lab Meat
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have created what they believe is the largest single piece of lab-grown meat to date: a chicken nugget-sized chunk measuring 7 centimeters long, 4 centimeters wide, and 2.25 centimeters thick, weighing 11 grams. The breakthrough, reported today in Trends in Biotechnology, uses an artificial circulatory system to overcome a fundamental limitation in cultured meat production.
The team, led by biohybrid system engineer Shoji Takeuchi, grew cells around a network of semipermeable hollow fibers -- similar to those used in water filters and dialysis machines -- that deliver nutrients and oxygen throughout the tissue. Unlike most commercial approaches that produce tiny meat fragments later assembled with binders or scaffolds, this method creates a single coherent piece with more natural structure and texture.
This is the first working model using tubes to grow muscle tissue into a thick slab, according to Mark Post, chief science officer at Mosa Meat, who created the world's first lab-grown hamburger in 2013. Significant hurdles remain before commercialization. The hollow fibers aren't edible and must be manually removed. Researchers are exploring automating this process or creating edible alternatives using cellulose.
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Bobby Brown SLAMS iconic pop star for 'butchering' one of his hits with cover version
The 56-year-old Grammy winner said the Swedish production team Bloodshy & Avant didn't do the new jack swing song 'justice' back in 2004
Massive solar storm set to hit in matter of HOURS causing global blackouts
NOAA issued a Geomagnetic Storm Warning for a 'strong' G3 storm, which could cause power system voltage irregularities, sparking dips, surges or disruptions in some grid operations.
Shane Warne's son Jackson reveals the hardest thing about losing weight as he shows off his dramatic 15kg transformation
Jackson Warne has revealed his biggest hurdle to getting fit as he showed off his dramatic weight loss transformation.
Golfer left with broken jaw after vicious brawl on Canadian course
Golf is known as a serene game while Canadians are famously polite and friendly, but neither generalization is entirely true, as two groups of players proved in British Columbia on Monday.
I'm A Celeb star marries stunning girlfriend with royal connection in a lavish ceremony - after being forced to exit camp amid scandal
I'm A Celeb star marries stunning girlfriend with royal connection in a sun-soaked ceremony - after being forced to exit camp amid scandal
I know the devil, he's far more terrifying than in the movies... you can feel his power
There are a lot of myths out there about the devil - but nearly everything we think we know about him is wrong. What does he look like? Why doesn't he have a bellybutton? And what does 666 really mean?
Ex-boyfriend who stabbed transgender actress and influencer to death is jailed for life
Beka Jaiani, 26, was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of murdering his girlfriend Kesaria Abramidze, 37 on September 18, 2024.