Month Archives: February 2026

Science

Newborn marsupials seen crawling to mother’s pouch for the first time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_8y0eOrVbI Minuscule marsupial newborns that weigh less than a grain of rice have been filmed crawling towards their mother’s pouch for the first time. Unlike placental mammals, which give birth to much more developed babies, marsupials are born after extremely short gestation periods and must move to a pouch where...

Shows

Yankees’ Aaron Judge delivers early sign elbow no longer a concern

TAMPA — If Aaron Judge’s elbow were still a concern, he would, in all likelihood, not be about to play for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic next month.
 And whenever Yankees officials have been asked over the offseason about Judge’s physical status, they have insisted that all is...

Social media

Bluesky Adds Drafts, Updated Welcome Screen

Bluesky, the decentralized offshoot of Twitter, has announced some new updates, as it continues to refine and improve its platform in the hopes of grabbing more attention, and driving more usage. Though with the emergence of Threads, Bluesky has been relegated to alternative status, yet even so, depending on what...

Sports

ONE Championship: “This fight is wide open”

Brazilian star Gabriela Fujimoto debuts on the global stage of ONE Championship with one clear goal in sight – gain the fifth highlight-reel finish of her career. The 22-year-old opens her promotional account against Malaysian talent Jihin 'Shadow Cat' Radzuan in an atomweight tiff inside Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on Friday,...

MovieMovies

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley review – a touching…

In the 29 years since his accidental death from drowning, the life of Jeff Buckley has been simplified into rock ​‘n’ roll myth: a tragic, sensitive artist fated to die young like his cult musician father. Amy J. Berg’s film – the first feature documentary on Buckley – aims to explode this...

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