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.

Science & Technology 2026.02.27 06:27 Eunseo Choi

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.

Science & Technology 2026.02.25 21:30 Hyeonji Nam

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.

People & Events 2026.02.23 00:30 Yujun Lee

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.

Science & Technology 2026.02.22 05:20 Dongmin Lee

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.

Science & Technology 2026.02.22 03:34 Isabel Jeong

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.

Arts 2026.02.21 17:17 Carolynn Kim

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.

People & Events 2026.02.21 06:52 Kylie Park

Dozens of winter Olympic host cities could become too warm by the 2050s

A new scientific analysis released this week finds that more than 40 former and potential Winter Olympic host cities could become too warm to reliably stage the Games by the 2050s, as rising temperatures and dwindling snowpack driven by climate change threaten the future of winter sports.

Sports 2026.02.19 22:58 Sieun Park

The 56th World Economic Forum comes to an end

The 56th World Economic Forum was held from January 19th to January 23rd, 2026, in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.

People & Events 2026.02.19 18:33 NaEun Hong

U.S. releases 2026 dietary guidelines, shifting focus to whole foods and gut health

On January 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services unveiled the 2026 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, signaling a shift towards diets centered on whole foods and long-term health outcomes.

Life & Style 2026.02.19 00:02 Leah Sae-In Cho