Manus Has Kick-Started an AI Agent Boom in ChinaA stampede of contenders and copycats has followed the launch of the general AI agent, but China’s internet restrictions have so far made it easier to cater to overseas users.
What I Learned When I Helped My Mother Move: Some Personal InsightsBuying and selling a house or apartment can be extraordinarily stressful. Here are some things I learned that helped me make it through the experience.
Trump’s Travel Ban Is Set to Begin Monday. Here’s What to Know.President Trump signed a proclamation late Wednesday barring travelers and immigrants from a dozen countries and restricting the entry of nationals from seven other nations.
Inside the Race to Find GPS AlternativesStartup Xona Space Systems hopes to provide an unspoofable alternative to increasingly threatened GPS.
10 Practical Answers to 10 Powerful QuestionsThe other day I received an email from a reader with 10 questions she wanted me to answer. No introduction. No small talk. Just a list of questions and “Thanks for your time” at the bottom.
The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of MSGYou probably know monosodium glutamate from its link to so-called ‘Chinese Restaurant Syndrome’ — and that’s precisely the problem.
Why Are Victorian Houses Haunted?There was a time when the Victorian facade was a prevalent status symbol in the United States.
The Origins of 25 Monsters, Ghosts, and Spooky ThingsFrom myths to literature to giant squid, here’s how some of our favorite eerie creatures and legends got their start.
What the Heck Is a Time Crystal, and Why Are Physicists Obsessed With Them?Some of today’s quantum physicists are tinkering with an esoteric phase of matter that seems to disobey some of our laws of physics.
A 15-Minute Abs Workout for Better Balance and StabilityYou need this fast, no-equipment core circuit in your rotation.
Professional Romance Novelists Can Write 3,000 Words a Day. Here’s How They Do It.Insider tips from some of the best hustlers in publishing.
Night Owls’ Cognitive Function ‘Superior’ to Early Risers, Study SuggestsResearch on 26,000 people found those who stay up late scored better on intelligence, reasoning and memory tests.
The Long History of Discrimination in Pain MedicineX-rays and other “objective"" instruments influenced controversies about whose pain should be believed.
10 of Our Easiest Slow Cooker Drop Dinners EverDon’t feel like cooking dinner? Let the slow cooker do it for you.
The Art and Science of Kashmir’s Pink TeaGreen tea becomes rosy with the addition of a special ingredient.
The Secrets Being Revealed by Ocean Garbage PatchesThe Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an enormous agglomeration of plastic waste floating in the world’s largest ocean, but it’s not the only one. Scientists are trying to work out how to clean them up.
8 Cool Moms on How They Minimize Screen Time—And the Kids Don’t Even Know ItFrom snow faces to jumbo books.