Month: January 2026

With newer and newer crops of manga vying for fans’ attention every waking second, sifting through the noise to find something with the staying power of a hidden gem is pretty much the perpetual endeavor of fans. One gem I’ve recently set my peepers on

The future of treating cancer might just include a dose of donated poop. A pair of small trials out this week have found that fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT)—thankfully delivered via a pill—can potentially give other cancer treatments a much-needed boost. Scientists in Canada

Elon Musk has previously insisted that he never visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island in the Caribbean, known as Little St. James. But emails released by the U.S. Department of Justice on Friday indicate Musk was at least messaging that he planned to visit

The Targaryens are surely the most unusual family George R.R. Martin has created, what with their lust for power, eerie white-blonde hair, fondness for inbreeding, and tendency toward madness. But their standout oddity is their ability to bond with dragons. In House of

After an incredibly busy January—in terms of both new releases and some big, controversial news—Lego is looking to have a quieter month in February… except for the fact it’s dropping one of the most anticipated new lines in years. That is, of course,

It seems AI agents have a lot to say. A new social network called Moltbook just opened up exclusively for AI agents to communicate with one another, and humans can watch it—at least for now. The site, named after the viral AI agent

New details have emerged regarding Japan’s H3 rocket failure last month, revealing the strange way its payload—a navigation satellite—was lost prior to reaching its target orbit. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched the seventh mission of its H3 rocket on December 21, 2025,

Ever since Game of Thrones came to its controversial end, HBO has had grandiose plans, in scope and scale, for what it wants to get out of telling more stories in Westeros and beyond. But for all that epic dreaming, it turns out that