Back-to-back Arctic cyclones double sea ice loss
Scientists at the Alfred Wegener Institute report that rapid succession of Arctic storms causes twice as much sea ice loss.
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European regulators confirm sucralose safety despite earlier DNA damage study
European authorities concluded in September 2026 that the artificial sweetener Splenda remains safe under its authorized uses following a review of recent research.
Wix study shows domain trends shifting in 2026 while .com remains dominant
Wix released a study on 2026 domain registration trends showing that .com is still the default choice despite rising adoption of other extensions.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 exhibitor registration deadline approaches in San Francisco
Organizers for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 have set a September 18 deadline for companies to book exhibit tables at the event in San Francisco.
Windows MSI mode manages GPU interrupts but may cause issues
Microsoft introduced Message Signaled Interrupts as a Windows feature for hardware devices to communicate with the CPU.
Lady Gaga’s fiance Michael Polansky launches AI skin health company Outer Bio
Michael Polansky and Lady Gaga unveiled their new AI-driven skin research company, Outer Bio, on August 21.
Alessandro Michele leads creative direction at Valentino headquarters in Rome
Alessandro Michele serves as the creative director for the fashion house Valentino in its Palazzo Mignanelli headquarters in Rome.
Actor Mamya Shajaffar discusses clothing scrutiny in Pakistan entertainment industry
Actor Mamya Shajaffar discussed public scrutiny over women's clothing in Pakistan's entertainment industry during an interview with BBC Urdu.
Car influencer James Wehr dies in fiery crash with another victim
James Wehr, a 27-year-old car influencer, died in a late-night crash involving a McLaren in Irvine, California, on Sunday.
Arsenal to contact Pro Ref over Konsa penalty decision
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta plans talks with Pro Ref regarding a penalty awarded to Sunderland in their match on Saturday.