Lauren Cooper

Tractor Supply Christmas Cat Tower: What Shoppers Can Find in 2026

October 20, 2026 — Shoppers searching for a Christmas-themed cat tower at Tractor Supply may find several options for holiday gifting, but the retailer’s current online cat-gift selection does not identify a dedicated Christmas-tree-shaped cat tower among its displayed products. Instead, the selection includes traditional cat trees, climbing towers, scratching posts and other items for

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest Buys CoreWeave Stock as AI Sell-Off Raises Debt Concerns

October 20, 2026 — Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has continued buying shares of CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) despite a sharp decline in the artificial intelligence infrastructure company’s stock, drawing attention to the competing opportunities and risks facing AI-related investments. ARK Invest’s exchange-traded funds reportedly purchased more than 381,000 CoreWeave shares across two trading sessions during

Jack Weis, Princeton Ph.D. Graduate, Applied to More Than 2,300 Jobs Without Finding Stable Work

Jack Weis, a 30-year-old chemical engineering Ph.D. graduate from Princeton University, has applied for more than 2,300 jobs since completing his doctorate in 2024 but has yet to secure stable employment. His experience, detailed in a Wall Street Journal report published October 17, 2026, has drawn attention to the challenges highly educated professionals can face

Daylight Saving Time 2026: When Do Clocks Fall Back? November Date Confirmed as Permanent DST Bill Awaits Senate

Daylight Saving Time 2026 is approaching its annual end in most of the United States, with clocks scheduled to move back one hour on Sunday, November 1. The change will return participating states to standard time, bringing earlier sunrises and earlier sunsets by the clock. The upcoming time change comes as lawmakers continue debating whether

Xbox 360 Voltage Glitch Mod Completed After Nine Years With Help From a $4 Raspberry Pi Pico

Xbox 360 voltage glitch mod featuring a Raspberry Pi Pico and hardware used for console modification.

A longtime Xbox 360 modding project has reached a milestone after Scottish developer Joshua Kennedy revisited a hardware-based security bypass with the help of an inexpensive Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller. The project, which began in 2017, demonstrates how affordable hardware tools have made certain complex console-modding tasks more accessible in 2026. Kennedy documented the achievement

Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Rumors Raise Questions About Snapdragon Chip Ahead of 2027 Launch

Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra concept smartphone with a chipset illustration representing reported processor concerns ahead of its expected 2027 launch.

The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is facing a potential chipset challenge ahead of its expected 2027 debut. A report published in South Korea on October 16 claims that Samsung Electronics encountered overheating and performance throttling during testing of Qualcomm’s next-generation flagship processor intended for the upcoming Ultra smartphone. According to the report, Samsung has asked

Metro Atlanta Faces One More Day of Record Heat Before Sharp Weekend Cooldown

Metro Atlanta is experiencing another stretch of unseasonably hot weather, with record-high temperatures reported across the region and a significant change in conditions expected as a cold front moves through Georgia. After several days of summerlike warmth in October, residents are preparing for a sharp drop in temperatures that could bring a more familiar fall

Dr. Rachna Shroff Dies at 47, Leaving a Lasting Legacy in Cancer Research

Dr. Rachna T. Shroff, University of Arizona oncologist and cancer researcher known for her work in pancreatic and bile duct cancers.

Dr. Rachna T. Shroff, a nationally recognized gastrointestinal oncologist and cancer researcher at the University of Arizona, has died at the age of 47, prompting tributes from the medical and research communities. She was widely respected for her work on pancreatic cancer and cholangiocarcinoma, a rare cancer that develops in the bile ducts. The University

SpaceX Stocks Slide Nearly 4% as AI Sell-Off Pressures SPCX; Starlink Mobile Plans in Focus

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches into the sky with bright engine flames and a plume of smoke.

October 15, 2026 — SpaceX shares fell again on Thursday as renewed pressure across technology and artificial intelligence stocks weighed on investor sentiment. Investors are also assessing the company’s expanding ambitions in artificial intelligence, its growing capital requirements, and its plan to enter the U.S. wireless market through Starlink Mobile. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. trades

Josh Pfeiffer’s Georgia Archery Buck Could Break State Record With Nearly 188-Inch Green Score

Josh Pfeiffer poses with his large typical whitetail buck harvested with a bow in Macon County, Georgia, in September 2026.

A Georgia hunter’s first buck taken with a bow could become one of the largest typical whitetail deer ever recorded in the state’s archery hunting records. Josh Pfeiffer, a 46-year-old resident of Perry, Georgia, harvested the impressive buck on September 21, 2026, on his farm in Macon County. The deer received a preliminary green score

New Tisa River Bridge Opens on Romania-Ukraine Border to Boost Solidarity Trade Lanes

BUCHAREST, Romania — Romania and Ukraine have officially inaugurated a newly constructed international road border crossing and bridge over the Tisa River. The strategic infrastructure project connects the Romanian municipality of Sighetu Marmației with the Ukrainian town of Bila Tserkva in the Zakarpattia region. This marks the first major road crossing built between the two

JFK Airport International Arrivals Face Long Delays After CBP System Outage, Not a Staffing Shortage

Passengers arriving on international flights at John F. Kennedy International Airport late on the night of October 10, 2026, encountered significant processing delays after a U.S. Customs and Border Protection system outage slowed screening of inbound travelers. A video shared by one traveler captured crowded hallways where people stood and sat with luggage, highlighting the