A total solar eclipse arrives in North America for the first time in 7 years

On April 8th, a total solar eclipse was observed in North America for the first time in seven years.

People & Events 2024.05.05 22:16 Sarah Kim

Stabbing in Sydney Mall kills seven, including attacker

Shocking scenes at the Westfield Bondi Junction Mall in Sydney, Australia, as a man stabbed nine people, including a baby, and left six dead.

People & Events 2024.05.05 16:08 Aiden Roh

The cicadas are coming this summer to the United States

This summer, a large swarm of cicadas is expected to appear in the United States.

People & Events 2024.05.05 06:49 Catrina Cho

$7 billion in federal grants for solar panel projects provided on 2024 Earth Day

President Joe Biden will raise $7 billion for solar projects on 2024 Earth Day, championing energy sustainability as part of a broader initiative to bolster support for renewable energy in the United States.

Life & Style 2024.05.05 03:41 Jaden Cho

U.S. basketball team rebuilds “Dream Team” at 2024 Paris Olympics

On April 17th, USA Basketball announced their Men’s National Basketball Team’s roster for the Paris Olympics that is scheduled to be held in 2024.

Sports 2024.05.05 01:49 Yun Kang

Humanoid robots are about to be on sale

During Tesla’s conference call on April 23rd, the company’s chief executive, Elon Musk, announced that they are actively working on developing a humanoid called Optimus - Gen 2, that will be ready for sales by the end of 2025.

Science & Technology 2024.05.05 01:20 John Kim

AI technology is fueling the rapid growth of the video gaming industry

The video game industry has shown remarkable growth in recent years, becoming a significant player in the entertainment field.

Science & Technology 2024.05.04 18:50 Hyun Been Bae

Two kids killed as car crashes into birthday party

On April 20th, 2024, Marshella Chidester, 66, allegedly crashed into a building in Michigan, killing two children and injuring multiple individuals at a birthday party.

People & Events 2024.05.04 07:23 Yuna Cho

Voyager 1 resumes contact after 5 months of silence

Five months ago, NASA’s mission team noticed that Voyager 1’s light data system was stuck on auto-repeat.

Science & Technology 2024.05.03 17:03 Jooha Roh

Universities in the United States struggle as more arrests are made from pro-Palestinian protests

Recently, universities in the United States have faced pro-Palestinian protests by their own students, with their demands sharing one common theme: divestment from Israel.

People & Events 2024.05.03 07:56 Chaewon Lee