Breweries are using innovative techniques like arrested fermentation and vacuum distillation to create flavorful non-alcoholic beer.
A white alligator, one of only seven in the world, has been born at Gatorland in Orlando, Florida, leaving experts amazed.
Taylor Swift, named Time Magazine’s person of the year for 2023, continues to dominate the music industry with her record-breaking tour and successful albums, solidifying her status as a generational talent.
Hikers in Germany reported as illegal migrants, sparking debate on treatment of minorities.
Scientists capture first-ever footage of the Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna, proving it’s not extinct.
The rise of sustainable tourism is evident as more travelers seek eco-friendly accommodations and flight-free travel options.
Elon Musk’s offer to pay for a cancelled order at a small bakery in San Jose, California, was met with overwhelming support from the community, although the bakery was unable to fulfill Tesla’s new order due to the influx of business.
Luminance Autopilot aims to revolutionize contract negotiation by using AI to streamline the process.
Collins Dictionary has named “AI” as the word of the year for 2023, reflecting the widespread conversations and debates surrounding artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.
Motorists on the Staten Island Expressway in New York came together to save a runaway chihuahua, highlighting the power of community and compassion.
Delegates at COP28 agree to launch a fund for climate-related damages, with immediate contributions totaling $400 million.
A former Tesla employee leaked data to a German newspaper, raising concerns about the safety of the company’s self-driving technology.
Mnemba Island’s coral reef has been successfully restored through a conservation project, thanks to collaboration between the local community, sustainable tourism group &Beyond, the Africa Foundation, and the Zanzibar government.
Nepal bans TikTok, citing its detrimental impact on social harmony and spreading malicious content.
Scientists have discovered a “perfect solar system” located 100 light years away from Earth, offering a unique opportunity to study planet formation and the potential for hosting life.
