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How Little Free Libraries Are Proving There Is Hope For Humanity
Things might not be great right now, but one popular worldwide book trend is quietly providing that there's still hope for humanity.
screenrant.com

In This Bee Species, Why Do Some Daughters Leave Home While Others Stay 'Bee-hind' to Help Mom?
Biologists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute investigated a flexible social bee species, which helps shed light on the evolution of more complex organizational structures among other insects
smithsonianmag.com
Is ShotSpotter Racist? An Honest Conversation with SoundThinking CEO Ralph Clark
City Journal Podcast
city-journal.org

Speaking of Matt Damon, there's a new survival game out this week on Steam where you're stranded on Mars and have to grow potatoes to survive
Fans of The Martian will find survival game Sol One suspiciously familiar.
pcgamer.com

Human newborns have been helpless for 1 million years
Weak necks, soft spots, and underdeveloped brains make our babies much less independent than other great apes. The post Human newborns have been helpless for 1 million years appeared first on Popular Science.
popsci.com

Podcast #1,127: Restless, Rooted — What the Odyssey Reveals About Americans’ Divided Souls
With the release of Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the Odyssey, it seems like everyone’s been talking about a 3,000-year-old epic again. But my guest thinks this ancient tale offers a framework for understanding our modern lives that you probably haven’t heard before. Patrick Deneen is a professor of political science and the author of […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
artofmanliness.com

Iran launches missiles at U.S. base in Jordan
Iran launched multiple ballistic missiles toward a U.S. military base in Jordan on Tuesday in what U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) described as an "attempted surprise attack." All of the missiles were intercepted, CENTCOM said in a statement. Why it matters: This marks Iran's first ballistic missile attack against a U.S. base in the region since President Trump paused strikes against Iran last Friday to give diplomacy another chance. The attack threatens to unravel the fragile pause and could force Trump to decide whether to resume military action against Iran. State of play: CENTCOM said forces from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched the missiles at 5:45 p.m. ET. "U.S. forces remain vigilant and at a high state of readiness," the command said. The big picture: Iran targeted the same country where two U.S. service members were killed in a missile and drone barrage earlier this month, prompting Trump to intensify his 13-night campaign of strikes. This story is break
axios.com

Ball x Pit getting “Naturalist” update
A new free “Naturalist” update is heading to Ball x Pit, it’s been announced. This is planned for August 6, 2026. The update adds Ballbearer and The Hoary Hoarder as new characters. You’ll also gain access to eleven new balls and five new passives. Everything here expands the possibilities of a run. Here’s the full rundown on what’s coming: 2... The post Ball x Pit getting “Naturalist” update appeared first on Nintendo Everything.
nintendoeverything.com

The Other Ceasefire
Why the press invited Trump to dinner.
thedispatch.com

Amidst Sony's Disc Debacle, Capcom Sales Data Is a Brutal Reality Check for Fans of Physical Media
Just 6.7% of sales are physical. A lot of people like physical media — they like having the freedom of choice when it comes to purchasing a video game. And that's largely why Sony's decision to stop manufacturing PlayStation discs in 2028 has caused so much of an uproar. But when you sit down and look at the numbers... well, it's easy to see why companies like Sony have steadily lost interest in entertaining the physical market. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
pushsquare.com

This Alligator-Infested Swamp in the American South Just Joined the UNESCO World Heritage List, Along With the Home of the Greek Gods
The 25 new locations, determined to bear "outstanding universal value" for the world, also include the D-Day landing site in Normandy, France
smithsonianmag.com
American Man Avoids Pricey Medical Bill By Hiking 10 Miles Down Mountain With Pole Through His Side
I completely understand this man's decision.
notthebee.com

Keiko Fujimori is inaugurated as Peru's president following a narrow election victory
The 51-year-old daughter of the late former President Alberto Fujimori, Peru's new conservative leader has pledged to fight crime with an "iron fist."
npr.org

Poll: So, What Do You Think Of Halo: Campaign Evolved?
Is this your first Halo game? Halo: Campaign Evolved is finally out in the wild, and I can't get enough of it. Despite getting very early access weeks before launch, I still find myself hopping on to replay the campaign, remix levels, try out new Skull modifiers, and have a laugh with friends. It's such a blast! The remake feels like a proper refresh for Halo Studios and a solid foundation to build upon for the future entries in the series - as well as more remakes! This is the most fun I've had with a Halo campaign in quite some time, and it'll keep me satisfied until Gears: E-Day arrives later this year. Read the full article on purexbox.com
purexbox.com

Strait of Hormuz ship bottleneck could fuel invasive species nightmare
Hundreds of ships currently sitting in the Strait have untold organisms in their hulls. The post Strait of Hormuz ship bottleneck could fuel invasive species nightmare appeared first on Popular Science.
popsci.com

Ghana mourns its tallest man - a 'generous and popular giant'
Sulemana Abdul Samed, who was diagnosed with gigantism several years ago, has died at the age of 33.
bbc.co.uk

Ball x Pit final update The Naturalist arrives August 6
Hello PlayStation Blog community! I’m back for the last time (…maybe) to share what to expect in the latest and final, free Ball x Pit update. Titled The Naturalist Update, players can expect more of what they love when it releases next week on August 6 and I’m here to share a brand new trailer, […]
blog.playstation.com

"You Might As Well Play On A Raspberry Pi" - The World Of MiSTer FPGA Remains Divided Over "AI Slop" Cores
"Turns the platform into a second class MAME". If you've been following the MiSTer FPGA scene recently, you'll no doubt be aware of the sharp rise in AI-assisted cores for the platform. We're currently witnessing a flurry of new cores that are apparently based on MAME rather than the original arcade boards, which, in the past, have been carefully deconstructed to produce the super-accurate FPGA cores that have made MiSTer so popular. Read the full article on timeextension.com
timeextension.com

The Sandcastles of Burgundy Review
It is well known around Board Game Quest Headquarters that I am the resident Stefan Feld aficionado/fanboy/devotee/stalker. Naturally, then, when the BGQ Bulletin Board announced an assignment to review a new version of my favorite game of all time, I jumped at the chance. The next day at my desk—neatly nestled beside my daily BGQroissant […] Source
boardgamequest.com

Netflix's New Fantasy Movie With 13.6B Minutes Viewed Hits Another Massive Streaming Milestone
Netflix's new fantasy movie, with 13.6 billion minutes viewed, hits another massive streaming milestone following its release this past May.
screenrant.com
