
Chuck Returns Library Book After 50 Years
Chuck returned a library book 50 years late, and the library was very kind to him.


Chuck returned a library book 50 years late, and the library was very kind to him.

Kevin, a darts player, is learning to throw darts again with help and therapy.

Smartwatches and rings can help you see how your heart and sleep are doing.

A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.

Women in India make papad snacks at home, helping their families and feeling strong.

Apple paid $95 million because Siri listened without asking and showed ads.

Nigel won a Spanish Scrabble contest without speaking Spanish by memorizing words like pictures.

In 2024, people in the U.S. are talking a lot about “polarization.”

Snow and cold winds are making the UK very chilly this weekend.

Tamagotchi is a fun toy that feels like having a tiny pet in your pocket.

Scientists found water deep underground on Mars using a special listening machine.

Farmers in India grow special seeds called makhana in fields with less water now.

A scientist is making airplane fuel from old cooking oil to help the Earth.

Starlink uses satellites to bring fast internet to places in Africa without good internet.

Beanless coffee is made from seeds and is better for the Earth than regular coffee.

In the Atacama desert, a giant telescope is being built to see stars better.

Comedians use computers to help make funny jokes, but people are still the best.

Microsoft is making smart helpers to remember chats and projects, like friendly computers.

Samsung workers in India stopped working to ask for more money and safer workplaces.

When computers break, using paper helps airplanes and businesses keep working smoothly.

Ian Hogarth is now the boss of a special group studying how thinking machines change jobs.

Tacos are eaten in Norway every Friday.

Young people today often can’t work because they feel very sad or have mind troubles.

In San Francisco, robot taxis are driving around, but some people think they are not safe.

A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.

Smart computer programs might change many jobs, the money group says.

In the UK, more people are using coins and paper money again to buy things.

A smart tool in the UK can read papers with rules and make them better fast.

Leaders in Brazil and Colombia are working together to save many trees in big forests.

Wildfires in Canada send smoke to US causing bad air.

Aniol rode his boat down a big, icy waterfall in a very cold place.

Teaching robots to blink like humans is hard but it helps people feel more comfortable with them.

A new computer helper can look at sickness pictures and tell doctors how to make people better.

Apple sold fewer things but many people still like iPhones and Apple TV+.

Big snow makes it hard to drive or fly, so people must stay home.