In Presence, Chloe (Callina Liang) is the first to pick up on strange phenomena in the family’s new home. NEON hide caption toggle caption NEON The haunted-house thriller Presence has a formal conceit so clever, I’m surprised it hasn’t ever been done or attempted before. Maybe another movie has done it that I’m not aware…
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In the dynamic world of decentralized finance (DeFi), two buzzwords consistently dominate the conversation: Liquidity Mining and Yield Farming. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they have distinct characteristics that set them apart. Let’s dive deep into understanding these pivotal DeFi strategies, unravel their differences, and explore their potential for maximizing returns. What is…
What will resistance to Trump’s education policy look like this time around? NPR hears from Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers. A MARTÍNEZ, HOST: As President-elect Trump prepares to take the oath, his political opponents are planning to counter many of the policies he’s promised to set in coming days. Now, a…
PC gaming can be an expensive hobby, especially if you’re outfitting your rig with top-tier hardware. However, if you’re working with an inflexible budget, there are some inexpensive options out there. In fact, when it comes to a sub-$1,000 gaming laptop, you don’t have to cut as many corners as you might think. Just note…
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“This is the one!” Lewis Hamilton could not hide his excitement as he walked among the road cars in the ‘heritage section’ of Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, Italy. As he spotted a bright red Ferrari F40, one of the rarest of the manufacturer’s road cars, in the middle of the floor, he paused. Spreading his…
PIEN HUANG, HOST: The fitness industry in the U.S. is big business. According to the latest numbers from the Health and Fitness Association, people in the U.S. are spending some $22 billion a year to sweat, dance and pump iron at the gym and in group fitness classes. But it wasn’t that long ago that…
The following is a guest post from Rostyslav Bortman, Founder at Ethereum Ukraine. Let’s face it: although 2024 was a year of technological success for Ethereum, it was also a year of financial disappointment. On the one hand, Dencun was finally deployed, and activity on Layer 2 networks in the ecosystem skyrocketed 4 times. On…
Apps and ankle monitors that track asylum seekers in real time wherever they go. Databases packed with personal information like fingerprints and faces. Investigative tools that can break into locked phones and search through gigabytes of emails, text messages and other files. These are pieces of a technology arsenal available to President Trump as he…
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“No 7! No 7! Can we have your shirt please?” Those high-pitched cries felt like the soundtrack to the evening at a stadium on the outskirts of London on Saturday as a group of young children constantly pleaded with Arsenal’s right winger to hand over his jersey. The venue was Meadow Park, home of non-League…
SCOTT DETROW, HOST: This week’s Oscar nominations kicked off the annual debate of what Academy voters got wrong and right – but let’s be honest, mostly wrong. Many movie lovers are celebrating nominees like Colman Domingo for the prison drama “Sing Sing” and Demi Moore for “The Substance,” but some beloved performers did not make…
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