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Lego’s Smart Brick: The 90-Year-Old Block Just Learned to Code

Lego’s Smart Brick turns every stack into a coder’s playground, reviving the 90-year-old toy for the TikTok generation.

CDC Slashes Kids’ Shots in First Schedule Shake-Up Since 1995

Science

CDC Slashes Kids’ Shots in First Schedule Shake-Up Since 1995

CDC cuts five pediatric vaccines in biggest schedule rewrite since the 1990s, saving millions and upending back-to-school checklists nationwide.

GM’s 2025 Sales Surge 5.5% as Trucks and SUVs Rule American Roads

Finance

Jan 5, 2026Marcus Thorne

GM’s 2025 Sales Surge 5.5% as Trucks and SUVs Rule American Roads

General Motors roared past 2025 forecasts with a 5.5 % U.S. sales bump, led by surging demand for pickups and large SUVs.

Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon X2 Plus Promises 35% Speed Boost and All-Day Battery for Windows Laptops

Tech

Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon X2 Plus Promises 35% Speed Boost and All-Day Battery for Windows Laptops

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Plus delivers a 35 % single-core speed jump and longer battery life, setting up a summer showdown with Intel and AMD for Windows laptop supremacy.

Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s Stepsister and Auschwitz Survivor, Dies at 96

Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s Stepsister and Auschwitz Survivor, Dies at 96

Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s stepsister and Auschwitz survivor who spent four decades sharing her story with millions, has died at 96.

Snapdragon X2 Laptops Arrive: Qualcomm Promises All-Day Power at a Lower Price

Tech

Snapdragon X2 Laptops Arrive: Qualcomm Promises All-Day Power at a Lower Price

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 chips promise 28-hour battery life and a budget-friendly processor that drops laptop prices below $700.

Wells of Fortune: How Maduro’s Fall Hands U.S. Oil Giants the Keys to Venezuela’s Crude Kingdom

Wells of Fortune: How Maduro’s Fall Hands U.S. Oil Giants the Keys to Venezuela’s Crude Kingdom

Shares of U.S. oil majors surged after Venezuela’s interim government quietly signed a memo granting American firms early access to the world’s largest crude reserves.

In the Dead of Night: How a Covert U.S. Operation Captured Venezuela’s President and Rewrote the Oil Map

Jan 5, 2026Julian Rossi

In the Dead of Night: How a Covert U.S. Operation Captured Venezuela’s President and Rewrote the Oil Map

An eight-minute U.S. raid snatched Venezuela’s president and handed American oil giants the keys to the world’s largest crude reserves.

Shutdown Scrapped: Congress Unveils Last-Minute Deal to Keep U.S. Government Open

Shutdown Scrapped: Congress Unveils Last-Minute Deal to Keep U.S. Government Open

Congress released a $1.66 trillion spending compromise early Tuesday, averting a partial government shutdown set to begin Friday night.

Trump’s Next Move on Venezuela: Will Sanctions Stay or Go?

Trump’s Next Move on Venezuela: Will Sanctions Stay or Go?

Inside the Oval Office debate over Venezuela sanctions that could upend oil markets and decide what 30 million Venezuelans eat for dinner.