Author: Dave

Steelers Roll Past Packers, 28-9, to Open 2026 Preseason

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The Pittsburgh Steelers opened the 2026 NFL preseason in impressive fashion Thursday night, defeating the Green Bay Packers 28-9 at Acrisure Stadium. While preseason results should always be viewed with some caution, Pittsburgh gave its fans plenty of reasons for optimism, particularly with strong performances from its young quarterbacks. Drew Allar Steals the Spotlight The biggest story of the night was rookie quarterback Drew Allar, who delivered an outstanding NFL preseason debut. The former Penn State standout completed 10 of...Click for full post

Nine PBS Sues Iron Mountain Over 50TB Archive of 70 Years of TV History

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A legal battle involving Nine PBS and Iron Mountain is highlighting the risks organizations face when valuable historical data is stored through third-party cloud and data-storage providers. Nine PBS, the St. Louis public television station formerly known as KETC, has filed a lawsuit seeking access to more than 50 terabytes of archival material that contains approximately 70 years of the organization's television history. The archive reportedly includes programs, photographs, videos and other materials dating back to the station's beginnings in...Click for full post

Google Chrome Revokes Notification Permissions for Inactive Websites

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Google Chrome is making another change aimed at reducing unwanted website notifications. The browser is beginning to automatically revoke notification permissions from websites that users rarely visit, helping reduce notification clutter while giving users greater control over which websites can send alerts. For Chrome users, the change could mean fewer distracting pop-ups and notifications from websites they may have forgotten they previously authorized. The move is part of Google's broader effort to improve privacy, security and the overall browsing experience....Click for full post

236-Million-Year-Old Fossil Challenges the Story of Mammalian Live Birth

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A 236-million-year-old fossil from Argentina is giving scientists a surprising new look at one of the most important developments in mammalian evolution: live birth. Researchers studying the fossil of Chiniquodon theotonicus, a distant mammalian relative that lived during the Triassic Period, have found evidence suggesting that this animal may have given birth to live young rather than laying eggs. If confirmed by additional fossils, the discovery could push the origin of live birth in the mammalian lineage back by as...Click for full post

Rare Nintendo Cartridges Found in Wisconsin Storage Unit Could Be Worth Thousands

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A forgotten box sitting for years in a Wisconsin storage unit has turned into one of the most remarkable Nintendo discoveries of 2026. Inside were 97 pristine Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) cartridges featuring Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt. What initially appeared to be a collection of common NES games turned out to be something much more significant: a previously undo cumented production variant that may be highly desirable to collectors. The discovery is a reminder that some of the...Click for full post

The World’s Vegetables Are Vanishing: Why Vegetable Diversity Matters

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The World's Vegetables Are Vanishing Walk into almost any modern supermarket and you will probably see plenty of vegetables: tomatoes, onions, carrots, lettuce, broccoli, peppers and potatoes. So how can the world's vegetables be disappearing? The answer is vegetable biodiversity. Scientists are warning that the world is losing many vegetable species, varieties and wild relatives that have traditionally provided farmers and communities with a broad range of foods. At the same time, people around the world are eating fewer vegetables...Click for full post