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Device transforms the lives of depression patients
- Device transforms the lives of depression patients
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On January 13th, researchers revealed that those with the most severe, treatment-resistant depression experienced long-lasting alleviation with an implanted device that stimulates the vagus nerve.
Science & Technology
Trump’s push to Greenland exposes the fragility of liberal world order
- Trump’s push to Greenland exposes the fragility of liberal world order
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Following his 2024 re-election, in January 2026, US President Donald Trump renewed calls for the United States to acquire Greenland, framing the move as a matter of “national security” and that he "no longer [felt] an obligation to think purely of Peace" after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
People & Events
Climate change is threatening winter Olympic’s future
- Climate change is threatening winter Olympic’s future
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On February 6, 2026, the Winter Olympics opened in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, marking the first games to hold opening ceremonies outside of a main stadium.
Sports
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- Device transforms the lives of depression patients
- On January 13th, researchers revealed that those with the most severe, treatment-resistant depression experienced long-lasting alleviation with an implanted device that stimulates the vagus nerve.
- Trump’s push to Greenland exposes the fragility of liberal world order
- Following his 2024 re-election, in January 2026, US President Donald Trump renewed calls for the United States to acquire Greenland, framing the move as a matter of “national security” and that he "no longer [felt] an obligation to think purely of Peace" after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Climate change is threatening winter Olympic’s future
- On February 6, 2026, the Winter Olympics opened in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, marking the first games to hold opening ceremonies outside of a main stadium.
- Researchers discover the oldest host-associated microbial DNA
- On September 2nd, 2025, research and details on the discovery of the oldest host-associated microbial DNA was reported in the journal Cell.
- New study finds that Alzheimer's jumbles memories while the brain rests
- According to a new study published on February 1st, Alzheimer's disease-related memory issues could be caused by a malfunction in the brain's ability to recall recent events while at rest.
- Silicon Valley legend Al Alcorn reflects on Atari and Pong
- On February 9, 2026, the Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum in Sunnyvale, California, hosted a guest speaker event, “History of Atari 1972 - 1982,” featuring Al Alcorn.
- Disney leadership publicly exploring AI workflow integration
- As Disney’s incoming leadership prepares to assume control this February, the studio has made a definitive shift in its filmmaking strategy: transitioning artificial intelligence from an experimental curiosity into a core operational tool.
- Security flaw on AI-exclusive social media platform raises data concerns
- On February 2nd, 2026, researchers from the cybersecurity firm “Wiz” disclosed that Moltbook- a newly launched social netform designed for Artificial Intelligence agents- had exposed sensitive user data and lacked mechanisms to prevent these exposures from continuing.
- A simple duct-taped piece of banana art sells for over 6 million dollars
- November 2024, witnessed an event in the art world that honestly sounded like a joke at first.
- Baltimore bridge collapse triggers federal investigation and push for infrastructure safety
- New details have emerged regarding the March 26, 2024 collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, pointing to a mechanical failure triggered by a crew error hours before the vessel set sail.
