Thousands of activists demonstrated in favor of decriminalizing abortion in Buenos Aires, February 19, 2020. (Natacha Pisarenko / AP Photo) Subscribe to the nation Subscribe now for as little as $2 a month! Thank you for signing up for the nation‘s weekly newsletter. Thank you for signing up. For more from the nationcheck out our … Read more
Sony shared the design of the PlayStation VR2 virtual reality glasses, which it introduced in February of last year, today. The virtual reality glasses, whose controllers were previously introduced, will have the same theme design as PlayStation 5.Nowadays, when virtual reality technology is a new trend with the talk of the future of the metaverse, … Read more
Student debt borrowers demand that President Biden cancel student loan debt during a demonstration outside the White House. (Paul Morigi/Getty Images) This story was produced for StudentNation, a program of the Nation Fund for Independent Journalism, which is dedicated to highlighting the best of student journalism. For more Student Nation, check out our archive or … Read more
Setting out his plan for ‘life with Covid’, the Prime Minister says it’s time for ‘personal responsibility’ to take over from Government restrictions. Opening his speech in Parliament on the loosening of all remaining Covid restrictions, Boris Johnson said: “Before we begin I know the whole House will join me in sending our best wishes … Read more
A mum who had to be ‘shaken back to life’ after her heart stopped during labor now lives in constant fear that she could fit and die at any moment. Michelle Brooks, 27, developed rare HELLP syndrome (Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzymes and Low Platelets) during her third trimester. HELLP is a rare liver and blood … Read more
AMD: The closing of the American stock exchange on Tuesday (15) marked a remarkable moment for North American AMD. It was the first time in history that the processor and video card maker surpassed its main competitor, Intel, in market value. That day, the “red team” was valued at US$ 197.75 billion (R$1,018 trillion), against … Read more
Scientists announced that a woman who received stem cell therapy for the treatment of leukemia completely got rid of the HIV virus. Although the woman’s recovery is quite rare among HIV patients; Cell transplantation is important for the future of HIV research. Today, a vaccine has not been developed against the HIV virus, which causes … Read more
JILA scientists observed that two atomic clocks operating only one millimeter apart show different times. While the difference may not be as big as people can perceive, the work is of great importance for the future. One of the most popular theories about time, a concept that our perceptions cannot grasp, is of course Albert … Read more
Fighting for years to be the market leader, AMD finally achieved a big victory over Intel. So what did the US technology giant go through in this process? There has been an endless “processor war” between the world’s two largest processor manufacturers, Intel and AMD, for the last few years. Although AMD often surpassed Intel … Read more
A self-proclaimed ‘popular’ Tinder user was branded ‘creepy’ for trying to bag both a date and a job when he spotted his match works as a recruiter. Elliott Harding, from Sheldon, Birmingham, says he spotted ‘nice-looking’ professional Emily on the dating app, so he swiped right to cheekily chance his arm at getting ‘either a … Read more