- August 8, 2025
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Subterranean World of the Paris Catacombs Has a Fascinating History
The world’s largest bone repository will have its first complete shutdown since opening to the public over two centuries ago.
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The Upper Room celebrates 90th anniversary in Nashville
Celebratory liturgy and lunch on August 20 and 21 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Upper Room, the world’s longest-running daily devotional
Wildfires force Turkey to shut Dardanelles Strait to shipping
The Dardanelles Strait has been temporarily shut to maritime traffic due to large forest fires raging in north-western Turkey, the
What founders need to know before choosing their exit at Disrupt 2025
Startups face more exit options — and more uncertainty — than ever before. That’s why we’re bringing this essential conversation
Is booze making a comeback? The sober craze may have run its course.
There’s evidence to suggest the challenges facing alcohol brands — especially with Gen Z — could be more a temporary
Melody of Moominvalley is Hard to Say But Fun to Play
A beautiful storybook world is brought to life on the screen of your iOS Device. In the game, a series
Apple will bring GPT-5 to Apple Intelligence in iOS, iPad OS and macOS 26
OpenAI finally released its long-awaited model this week, unsurprisingly proclaiming it its best yet with regards to coding, accuracy, safety
Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy the Point-and-Click Adventure Growbot
In the new 2-D point-and-click game, you’ll play as a robot, Nara, trying to save her home from a dark
So Long, Study Guides? The AI Industry Is Going After Students
“We were trying to be everything to every student in a pre-AI world,” Chegg CEO Nathan Schultz says. Several generative