2023 is on track to be the warmest year on record, with October experiencing “exceptional” high temperatures.

John Oliver’s controversial campaign helped the pūteketeke, or Australasian crested grebe, win New Zealand’s Bird of the Century title in a record-breaking poll.

Beanless coffee is revolutionizing the industry with innovative ingredients, challenging traditional coffee farming practices.

Jezebel, the feminist news site, has been sold to Paste Media and plans to relaunch soon.

India’s special effects industry is grappling with a shortage of skilled workers as demand for visual effects increases, but the adoption of artificial intelligence may help alleviate the problem.

Celine Sandberg is using unconventional materials like crushed oyster shells and seaweed to create sustainable furniture and reduce plastic waste in the industry.

Booking.com warns of rising travel scams fueled by AI, urging two-factor authentication and vigilance against phishing attacks.

AI therapist bots, like the popular Psychologist bot, are providing comfort and support to millions of users who find the text format of communication less daunting and more accessible than traditional therapy.

Starting your fitness journey in December or late autumn can be more effective and less intimidating than waiting until January, as the slower pace of the season and less crowded gyms can provide a more comfortable environment to build healthy habits and confidence.

Family sues Google over man’s death after driving off collapsed bridge, alleging failure to update maps.

A former Tesla employee leaked data to a German newspaper, raising concerns about the safety of the company’s self-driving technology.

BYD’s record-breaking sales in the electric vehicle market highlight the challenges faced by Tesla.

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.

The world’s largest iceberg, A23a, is finally on the move after being stuck for over 30 years, and its movement could disrupt wildlife and human activities.

Chinese companies are increasingly using Mexico as a gateway to the US market, taking advantage of its strategic location and bypassing trade restrictions.