Study Finds 99% Of Hearts Send Warnings; America Hits Snooze Anyway
New research says your heart sends alerts like a clingy app; you just keep swiping ignore.
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New research says your heart sends alerts like a clingy app; you just keep swiping ignore.
Groundbreaking study suggests humans, like houseplants, perk up when exposed to the giant light in the sky.
Britain braces as Starmer warns Farage's policies could turn the Union into craft-night confetti.
After no outright winner, Seychelles hits democracy’s snooze button and orders a rerun stocked with sunscreen, suspense, and an iguana on logistics.
Furious at cartography, Netanyahu condemned Western capitals for recognizing a Palestinian state, insisting maps are just aggressively colored rumors.
Eilat’s latest uninvited flyover turns the Red Sea resort into a masterclass in slapstick geopolitics.
Beijing vows to trim its atmospheric waistline while the sky holds its breath and asks for receipts.
In a speech that doubled as a weather alert, Trump announced Europe is on a nonstop bus to Hell with no bathroom breaks.
In a daring act of corporate parkour, elite AI minds left three motherships to found a leaner ark with more equity and fewer slides titled Roadmap.
A leading expert says investors are staring at bubbles while AI slams the gas and steals their lunch.
America’s check engine light just blinked bankruptcy, as a parts behemoth fishtails on $10 billion of debt and four bald metaphors.
America earned slightly more and immediately spent it like a raccoon at a glitter buffet.
America planted optimism and harvested a mountain of unsellable legumes with great mouthfeel.
America’s routers are asking for thoughts and prayers; CISA is asking for the plug.
Wizards unveils a crossover so inevitable it came pre-shuffled with your credit score.
Apple created a ChatGPT-style coach for Siri, proving even virtual assistants need performance reviews and therapy.
The Osmo Nano weighs 52 grams, shoots 4K120, and barely has the decency to cast a shadow.
In watchOS 26, your wrist becomes a tiny blood-pressure therapist who bills in notifications and judges in confetti.
In a daring museum heist of their own content, Bethesda yanked an Indiana Jones clip the second the internet shouted, “Hey, that cloud looks like Charlie Kirk!”
Mark Zuckerberg will unveil the future like an app launch, complete with crash reports and microtransactions for hope.
Dolly Parton postponed her Vegas run for health reasons, and even the slot machines sent flowers.
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter turn Beckett’s emptiness into a blockbuster of nothingness and timing.
William Shatner declares himself perfectly fine and bravely takes on his two arch-nemeses: gossip magazines and calculators that learned feelings.
Britain wonders if Sarah Ferguson can rebound again while gravity checks its insurance.
After ‘Infinity Castle,’ Crunchyroll says anime is so big it needs zoning permits and a helmet.
Company reportedly shocked to learn audiences cheer when the moves mean something.
Ryan Day praised Ohio State’s defense so hard the offense filed for witness protection.
Giants OC Mike Kafka saw one start and immediately ordered a parade permit.
Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood reunite at Bethpage, and New York responds by practicing whisper-yelling.
Seattle celebrated so quietly you could hear a gull negotiating a performance bonus.
Special teams became chaotic neutral, and the ball now believes in self-defense.
Gamblers nationwide fire up spreadsheets and incense as Week 3 promises rich data and poorer decisions.
Orbit just got its first startup: an unknown microbe pivoted mid-flight and launched a franchise.
Science’s quietest machine turned the volume down on the universe and heard disappointment louder than ever.
Makemake just burped methane across the Kuiper Belt and Earth’s finest straight‑faced adults are trying very hard to call it “data.”
NASA and Sierra Space freshened a contract so hard the paperwork achieved low Earth orbit.
New research suggests your Wi‑Fi hairball can hear the planet’s tummy rumble before your dishes do.
After a 20-year power nap, the Sun stretched, yawned, and knocked your internet into 1997.
RFK Jr found a cure for nuance: blame mothers, ban facts, and call it wellness.
Cache County got one measles case and immediately auditioned for the role of 1912.
In today’s episode of Panic Pilates, a study says skip one habit and your pancreas updates its will.
In a plot twist nobody predicted but every surgeon suspected, rearranging your intestines outpaces rearranging your calendar for injection day.
In the latest plot twist, the humblest tablet in your junk drawer just outperformed a kombucha TED Talk.
Officials fear avian flu, vultures fear nothing, and I fear you’ll Google “is smudging a bird.”