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Future of sports: envisioning robot leagues and older athletes by 2050

Monday, Jan 06

Exploring the evolution of sports by 2050, highlighting robot leagues, brain tech, and the possibility of older athletes competing.

TRAVEL

Key Travel Trends Set to Influence 2025 Adventures

Monday, Jan 06

Explore seven significant travel trends predicted to shape experiences in 2025, from noctourism to nostalgia travel.

TECHNOLOGY

Chinese Academy of Sciences to Unveil Breakthrough RISC-V CPU by 2025

Monday, Jan 06

China's CAS aims to launch a high-performance RISC-V open-source CPU, XiangShan, by 2025 amid growing tech tensions with the US.

WORLD NEWS

Severe winter storm strikes Mid-Atlantic; DC forecasted to receive up to a foot of snow

Monday, Jan 06

Severe winter storm impacts Mid-Atlantic, causing travel chaos, widespread school closures, and significant power outages.

SPORTS

Ollie Lawrence Issues Apology Following Reaction in Clash with Alex Mitchell

Monday, Jan 06

Ollie Lawrence apologizes for his reaction to a head clash with Alex Mitchell during the match against Northampton in the Gallagher Premiership.

POLITICS

Team Trump Revises Strategy on Universal Tariffs, Targeting Key Industries

Monday, Jan 06

Trump's team considers targeted sector-based tariffs to boost manufacturing while mitigating inflation impacts and avoiding political backlash.

ECONOMY

US Treasury Yields Surge Amid Pre-Trump Market Dynamics as Chinese Yuan Struggles

Monday, Jan 06

US long bond yields hit a two-year high as markets adjust ahead of Trump's inauguration, while China's yuan faces pressure and economic concerns rise.

TECHNOLOGY

Jay Graber's Strategy to Protect Bluesky from the Fate of Twitter Under Elon Musk

Monday, Jan 06

Bluesky's CEO, Jay Graber, aims to "billionaire-proof" the platform, promoting user control to safeguard against similar issues faced by Twitter under Elon Musk.

ECONOMY

Home-cooked meal costs rise in December driven by expensive staples

Monday, Jan 06

In December, costs of home-cooked meals surged due to rising prices of staples like tomatoes and potatoes, impacting vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis.