Dr. Rubin’s feed Bullshit is cheap but truth is expensive. Anyone with half a brain cell can post wild misinformation that goes mega viral, which wastes the time and expertise of highly trained people who feel an obligation to inform… Read More »Five questions for Dr. Rubin, who’s armed with a mic and a bowtie
If your Prime Day purchases included a new desk, TV stand, bookshelf, or other furniture you still haven’t assembled, Hoto’s PixelDrive cordless screwdriver can help speed up the process. It’s currently on sale for $59.99 ($20 off) at Amazon, matching… Read More »Hoto’s PixelDrive screwdriver is down to $60, matching its best price
The Patrouille de France perform a flyover during the Sail4th 250 Tall Ships Parade along the Hudson River in New York on July 4th, 2026. | Photo by John Lamparski/Bloomberg via Getty Images The United States of America recently turned… Read More »America’s greatest idea is still under threat
El Niño is forecast to emerge next month, threatening to drive global temperatures higher and trigger the fifth mass coral bleaching event on record. Meanwhile, the emperor penguin has been declared endangered — a stark reminder that the climate crisis… Read More »El Niño Returns, Emperor Penguins Face Extinction: The Climate Crisis Is Accelerating
From a U.S. solar subsidy deadline to China’s 50% clean energy target and a landmark EU court ruling on private jets, this week’s sustainability developments reveal a green transition under pressure. For ESG-focused businesses and investors, regulatory resilience has never… Read More »Green Energy at a Crossroads: Subsidies, Regulation, and the Future of Sustainable Finance
From a U.S. solar subsidy deadline rush to EU methane rule battles and China’s bold 50% clean electricity target, this week’s policy shifts reveal a green transition under pressure. Here’s what it means for ESG strategy and sustainable finance in… Read More »Green Finance at a Crossroads: Solar Subsidies, Methane Rules, and the Future of ESG in 2025
Climate tech investment rebounded to a record $40.5 billion in 2025, driven by AI-enabled solutions and deep-tech breakthroughs like millimeter-wave geothermal drilling. For Europe, the surge signals both an opportunity and a call to action on policy clarity and green… Read More »Climate Tech Funding Hits $40.5 Billion in 2025: AI and Deep-Tech Lead the Green Innovation Rebound
Before Keurig, the coffee in your office was almost certainly terrible. Old, burned, made by someone who would rather poorly eyeball than properly measure. Just altogether gross. After Keurig? You could make your own coffee, a cup at a time,… Read More »How Keurig saved — and ruined — your coffee
The Sourdough Sidekick was codeveloped with King Arthur Baking Company. Baking sourdough bread is inherently old-fashioned, relying on natural fermentation and wild yeast instead of the simple, predictable commercial stuff. So it might sound anathema to bring a gadget into… Read More »The Sourdough Sidekick automates the boring bit of baking
I call BS: the founding fathers definitely would have been Microsoft Teams users. | Image: Google “Group project, but make it 1776.” That’s how a new commercial for Google Workspace opens. And things only get cringier from there. The clip… Read More »Infuriating Google commercial imagines the founding fathers embracing AI