Free shopping at Costco? The amazing policy if you meet this condition

Environment

Free shopping at Costco? The amazing policy if you do this

M. Fernanda LattuadaRoddy Cons
Rachael Seidler, physiologist, explains how space affects the brain: “The people who went for a year showed the largest changes”

Science

Space affects the brain, study shows

Joe Brennan
MAGA fashion? Trump’s followers love this brand: “Its aesthetic aligns closely with values often associated with modern conservatism”

Poiltics

MAGA fashion? Trump’s followers love this brand

Roddy Cons
Celeste Brooks, astrologer, has bad news for Donald Trump: “A time when sometimes people die”

Astrology

Astrologer has bad news for Trump: “A time when sometimes people die”

William Allen
The growing underground market from China selling Ozempic, Botox and other medical products: “It’s like Temu for medicine”

Health

The underground market from China selling Ozempic

Joe Brennan
Jessica Hooten Wilson, professor, on Gen Z students’ struggles at university: “It’s an inability to read sentences”

Education

Gen Z students’ struggles at university: “It’s an inability to read sentences”

Joe Brennan
Paul Brunson, Tinder global relationship insights expert, explains stack dating: “It folds seamlessly into the flow of your everyday life”

Dating

Tinder expert explains stack dating: "Folds seamlessly into the flow of your everyday life”

Roddy Cons
When is Martin Luther King Day? Is it a national holiday?

CELEBRATIONS

When is Martin Luther King Day celebrated?

William Gittins
Massive bank closures coming soon in the United States: All branches will close on Jan. 19

Federal holidays

Massive bank closures coming on January 19

Corina González
Scott Galloway, author, gives advice about future regrets: “A lot of your success and your failures are not your fault”

Ageing

Don't be so hard on yourself: "Your failures are not your fault”

Roddy Cons
Money well spent: Hospitals are investing in a $20,000 kids’ toy

Healthcare

Money well spent: Hospitals are investing in a $20,000 kids’ toy

William Allen
Going analog: The 90s are coming back: Here’s how you can live like it’s 1990

Society

Dialing back the clock to improve quality of life

Greg Heilman
What is baldmaxxing? Alex Albring, explains why men are embracing hair loss: “It was the most liberating feeling”

Society

Baldmaxxing: Turning hair loss into personal gain

Roddy Cons
What are the Mega Millions winning numbers on Friday, Jan. 16, 2026? Jackpot and prize money

Lottery

Mega Millions: Check out Friday's winning numbers

AS USA
The reasons why men don’t ask women for their numbers anymore: “They don’t want men approaching them”

Society

The reason behind men’s aversion to asking for a woman’s number

Greg Heilman
The ‘egg hack’: This is the the new trend parents are using to get their kids more protein without them knowing

Health

The ‘egg hack’: How parents are upping their kids' protein intake

William Allen
Trump doesn’t like rusty boats: This U.S. Navy engineer is trying to solve the problem - “There’s no great solution”

Latest news

"There’s no great solution” to keeping unsightly rust off Navy ships

Greg Heilman
Farcia Harvey, slow traveller, on finding the right place to visit: “You can have a great time in the middle of nowhere”

Society

Slow travelers having “a great time in the middle of nowhere”

Greg Heilman
Archaeologists open a cave in Gibraltar sealed 40,000 years ago that could rewrite the history of Neanderthals

Science

Gibraltar caves offer new clues about Neanderthal life

David Cuéllar
The story behind the Iowa carpenter who used his life savings to put 33 strangers through college for free

Society

The humble Iowa carpenter who changed the lives of 33 strangers

Calum Roche
Swiss architects unveil living buildings that feed on CO₂: combining 3D printing and ancient marine bacteria

Science

Swiss architects unveil living buildings that feed on CO₂: combining 3D printing and ancient marine bacteria

David Cuéllar
René Descartes, French philosopher: “Truth is not found in the multitude of opinions, but in evidence”

Philosophy

René Descartes, French philosopher: “Truth is not found in the multitude of opinions, but in evidence”

Daniel Pérez G.
Is X (formerly Twitter) down? Users report outages

Social media

Is X (formerly Twitter) down? Users report outages

AS USA
Some U.S. benefits recipients are getting paid early for months: find out who and why

U.S. benefits

Some U.S. benefits recipients to enjoy early payment until spring

William Allen
Dad’s plan to dump 80,000 pennies in ex-wife’s lawn for last child support payment backfires: “You can learn a lesson from it”

Society

Estranged father’s spiteful act backfires

Greg Heilman
Got $1 million to spare? If so, you can book a vacation on the moon in the first lunar hotel for 2032

Science

Book your vacation on the moon

Joe Brennan
Anna Lembke, psychiatrist, explains the importance of preparation to “put the brakes on our short-term desires”

Psychology

Why we should “put the brakes on our short-term desires”

Joe Brennan
Is Donald Trump now a Nobel Peace Prize winner after Machado gave him her medal?

Politics

Machado ignites latest debate over Trump's Peace Prize

Calum RocheM. Fernanda Lattuada
Julio Basulto, nutritionist: “We don’t choose obesity, it chooses us”

Health

Obesity chooses us, not the other way around

Marta Rodríguez Peleteiro
What is the anti-drone technology in which the U.S. is going to make a multi-million-dollar investment and what will it be used for?

Technology

U.S. announces multi-million dollar investment in anti-drone technology

Corina González
A company decides to test a four-day work week and ends up firing an employee for having two jobs

Society

Company tests a four-day work week, ends up firing an employee

As Actualidad
Mariana Cordiviola, psychologist: “When a person brings me a problem, the root is always, always, always the same”

Psychology

What childhood still shapes about your emotional life

Marta Rodríguez PeleteiroCalum Roche
Scientists discover life in an extreme place where there shouldn’t be anything, and the finding could change many of their ideas

Science

Scientists stunned by life at 158°F

Marta TejedorCalum Roche