Joe Lawson

Joe Lawson is a science reporter who studied journalism at the University of Southern California with five years of experience in the news. He contributes to Fortune, The Washington Post, and The New Republic. Lawson has written for National Geographic, The Atlantic, Popular Science, and Wired.

US: 29 States Brace For Extreme Cold & Snow Storms

More than 65 million people across 29 states are expected to be impacted by severe snowstorms and heavy rains. The storm is expected to bring heavy snow, from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast, with several states reporting 2 feet of snow today. 

Chinese Tech Billionaire Bao Fan Gone Missing

The famous Chinese billionaire Bao Fan has gone missing. His company, China Renaissance Holdings Limited, has not been able to contact its founder, according to the statement released by the company. Although no official investigative statement has surfaced, his arrest could be the continuity of the Chinese government’s crackdown on finance and tech figures.

Israel Exports Crude Oil For The Very First Time

For the very first time, the first Israeli shipment of crude oil has headed toward Europe. The shipment took off from an Israeli natural gas reservoir located on the Eastern side of the Mediterranean. The announcement was made by the Greek gas company Energean which mentioned that the cargo ship carrying hydrocarbon gas liquids was exported to the global markets.

France Set To Ban Adult Content For Minors

France is set to present a digital certification system this week that will require porn websites to effectively verify the age of their viewers. The objective is to block access to pornography for those who are under 18. Individuals seeking to access these sites will need to install a government-approved digital certification app on their mobile devices to demonstrate they are at least 18 years of age.

ChatGPT Helped Man Smuggle Cocaine Into Europe

The AI tool ChatGPT allegedly helped a man smuggle drugs into Europe. ChatGPT advised and gave tips and tricks on how to get involved in the drug industry. Man posed certain questions and after talking with the AI tool, he got what he wanted.

AI Helps Holocaust Survivors Keep Stories Alive

AI is helping the holocaust survivors to preserve the stories of their loved ones. Chasdei Naomi organization, a charity organization, runs a project that primarily helps the families of holocaust survivors. They’ve designed an AI program that creates images from text as part of an initiative to help the holocaust survivors.

Brazil And Argentina To Announce Common Currency

The Two South American neighboring countries will announce the use of a joint currency this week. Brazil and Argentina will announce to use a common currency to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and to boost trade between the two countries.

Police Fined UK PM For Not Wearing Seatbelt

Rishi Sunak was fined for not wearing a seat belt in a video he published on Instagram. The police fined the UK prime minister after finding out that he was not wearing the seatbelt in the backseat of his car.

World Oldest Person Dies At 118

Lucile Randon, a French nun has died at the age of 118. She was the oldest known human to live on earth. Born in 1904, she witnessed two of the world’s most devastating wars, the first world war & the second world war. David Tavella, her nursing spokesman revealed the news of her death on Tuesday.

China COVID Cases Reaches To 900 Million

The latest covid outbreak in the country has brought utter misery and chaos to millions of people. The latest study from the University of Peking has found astonishing figures as it claims that covid cases in China have dramatically surged to 900 million. The figures are expected to touch a jaw-dropping 1 billion mark by the end of April.

Astronomers Discovered 200+ New Planets In 2022

In 2020 alone, Astronomers have managed to discover more than 200 new planets. All the newly discovered planets are outside of our solar system. The search for a planet similar to Earth has been underway for decades, although methods and technology for planet discovery have been evolving with time.

Israeli Scientists Discover 100,000 New Viruses

Two Israeli scientists have unveiled 100,000 previously unknown viruses. The study has added thousands of new viruses to the list of already known viruses to science. The viruses discovered are RNA viruses, as they inject their RNA into their host’s cytoplasm. Viruses were discovered in data gathered from samples of soil, water, and other ecosystems collected from throughout the world.