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New UK subscription rules under the DMCC Act are due in January 2027. Streaming services, apps and gyms will have to send reminders, offer 14 day cooling off periods and make cancelling easy. Here is what changes and how the US compares.
Tesla finally revealed the new Roadster, and the driverless demo car used SpaceX-style air thrusters to flip over five parked cars. Here is what the three versions claim, what the “flying car” can really do, and what is still missing.
New York City’s largest labor enforcement action ever lands on DoorDash: at least $131.5 million after 264,000 delivery workers were underpaid or paid late. The company says it screwed up, and that most of the bill is a formula dispute.
Envato now takes a flat 50% of every sale. Here’s how to sell WordPress plugins in 2026: GPL rules, pricing tiers, platform fees compared, licensing setup and a full pre-launch checklist.
How to publish Phalcon on cloud hosting in 2026: pick a host that allows PHP extensions, install Phalcon 5.17, configure Nginx or Apache rewrites, tune OPcache, and deploy with Docker or atomic releases.
Japanese schools really do delay high-stakes testing until age 10 and put ethics and daily shared chores on the timetable instead. Japan tops the OECD in PISA science and math, and also just set records for bullying and school refusal. Here’s what actually transfers.
πΎ Good News β’ Animal Rights Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs a new law designed to strengthen protections against animal cruelty β and animal rights groups call it a major step in the right direction. This is great news for pets and animal advocates. Arizona recently introduced stronger legislation aimed at protecting animals from abuse and neglect, and Governor Katie Hobbs officially approved it to improve legal protections and increase penalties for individuals who harm animals. SB1658 Jerry’s Law The landmark anti-cruelty bill signed into law The Arizona Humane Society celebrated the passing of SB1658 into law with an official…
πΎ Science β’ Animal Behavior Your cat may ignore you when you call, but it turns out they have a detailed mental list of who was nice to them β and they never forget. For years, cat owners have sworn their pets remember kindness long after it happens. Now researchers are catching up. A recent exploration of animal memory and behavior shows that cats can remember humans who treated them well, responding more strongly to familiar, kind voices than to strangers. π¬ The Key Finding Researchers observed cats’ reactions to familiar voices and people. Cats showed significantly stronger responses β…
The iPhone 17 Pro Max leads Apple’s 2026 camera lineup. See how the 17 Pro, iPhone 17, and iPhone Air compare on sensors, zoom, and megapixels.
Our tested picks for the best iPhone 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max cases in 2026, from Apple and Spigen to OtterBox, Casetify, and Peak Design.

