Year Archives: 2026

Science

Fossil analysis adds to debate over how earliest known hominin walked

Sahelanthropus fossils (centre) compared with a chimpanzee (left) and a human (right)Wiliams et al., Sci. Adv. 12, eadv0130 A long-running and bitterly fought dispute over whether the earliest known hominin had a knuckle-walking gait, like chimpanzees, or walked upright, like humans, may have been settled – but not everyone is...

Social media

TikTok Launches New Resources for Sports Organizations

TikTok’s looking to double down on sports content in the app, with a new “TikTok Gameplan” resource that’s designed to help sports clubs and organizations build their presence in the app. As you can see in these example screens, TikTok’s Gameplan tools include a range of add-on tools that can...

Sports

AEW officially announces huge in-ring debut

AEW has just announced a long-awaited in-ring debut set for tomorrow night's show. This comes following their first appearance for the promotion three months ago. Hints regarding El Clon's arrival at the promotion have been shown for some time now. He finally made a move back in October. With the...

Mobile

Motorola teases special World Cup Razr, here’s when it’s launching

Last month an upcoming Motorola Razr smartphone with the FIFA World Cup 2026 logo on the back surfaced, and today the brand has started teasing this release. The co-branding is very visible in the quick video below, and thankfully Motorola has also revealed when we should expect the device to...

Market

Gas Inspection Fees to Hit Multifamily — Even All-Electric

One benefit of being a reporter is having access to the press offices at otherwise impenetrable government agencies.You might wonder, “Shouldn’t I as a building owner have at least as much access as the media does?” In a perfect world, yes, but — reality check — you don’t.There is some...

Health

New York and the United States 1926 Sesquicentennial

We are beginning the commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. It may be interesting to recall how New York celebrated in the past, including the Bicentennial (reviewed in a previous post) and the Sesquicentennial a century ago.The Sesquicentennial got off to a slow start. At the...

Food

Weekly Meal Plan #72 | The Recipe Critic

This website may contain affiliate links and advertising so that we can provide recipes to you. Read my disclosure policy. Dinner doesn’t have to feel like another thing you’re failing at. This weekly meal plan is all about hearty, comforting meals that make your evenings calmer and nights easier. Think...

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