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Meta Firings: When $25 Credits Go to Wine Glasses

October 17, 2024

Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, recently gave the boot to over 20 employees in Los Angeles. Why? They were caught red-handed using food credits meant for meals to buy stuff like toothpaste and wine glasses. These credits were supposed to be used for food delivery services like Uber

sports

The Day Boston Finally Won Big

October 17, 2024

Imagine a young man, a Red Sox fan, standing waist-deep in the Charles River. This isn't just any day—it's October 30, 2004. Three days earlier, the Red Sox had won the World Series, their first in 86 years. This photo, taken by Stan Grossfeld, shows a moment of pure joy and relief. Everyone in New

politics

Georgia Sets Early Voting Records: What Does It Mean?

October 16, 2024

Georgia kicked off early voting with a bang, shattering records set in the 2020 election. By 2 p.m. on the first day, over 187,000 votes were cast, surpassing the 136,000 votes from the same day four years ago. The secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, predicted a strong turnout. The Peach State i

politics

Congressman Grills Senator Cruz in Lively Debate

October 16, 2024

Democratic Rep. Colin Allred, a former NFL linebacker, gave Texas Sen. Ted Cruz a run for his money during their Senate race debate on Tuesday. Allred wasn't afraid to use some sharp one-liners, labeling Cruz's podcast as "entertainment disguised as news" and his focus on trans issues as a distracti

weather

How La Niña Might Change U.S. Winter Weather

October 16, 2024

This winter, there's a good chance that La Niña will have an impact on the U.S. weather. This weather pattern usually brings warmer and drier conditions to the southern states, while the northern regions experience more rain and cooler temperatures. The National Weather Service predicts a 60% chance

entertainment

Discover the Concorde: The Supersonic Jet that Defined Luxury Travel

October 16, 2024

Ever wondered what it’s like to fly on a plane that’s faster than sound? Let's take a look at the Concorde, a supersonic jet that was a favorite among celebrities and royals before it was discontinued. The Concorde, a product of British and French collaboration, first took to the skies in 1976. Its

business

True Value’s Next Chapter: A New Partner and New Beginnings

October 15, 2024

True Value, a long-standing name in the home improvement world, has recently taken a significant step. The company, based in Chicago, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and agreed to a sale. But here’s the twist: they’re not going down alone. They’ve partnered with Do It Best, another big player in

science

BOSTON EYES COMING COMING DELIGHT

October 15, 2024

Are you eager to witness something amazing? This week, Bostonians have a unique chance to spot a comet zipping past. NASA calls it C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan–ATLAS, and it's currently making its very first loop near Earth. Clear skies are expected from Monday evening, providing an ideal moment to catch

science

AI Weather Model Shines in Predicting Hurricane Milton

October 14, 2024

Imagine predicting a hurricane's landfall with such precision that you're off by just 7 miles on average. That's what happened with Hurricane Milton, thanks to the Artificial Intelligence/Integrated Forecasting System (AIFS). This AI-driven model stunned meteorologists by outperforming traditional m

weather

A Light Dusting: Winter Starts Early in Northern Minnesota

October 14, 2024

Winter is creeping in, and it's starting with a whisper rather than a roar. The first snow of the season is headed northward, far from the cities of Duluth and Superior. The National Weather Service of Duluth announced this snowy debut early Saturday morning, October 12th. It's a gentle nudge into w