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• Google’s Secret Sound School That Could Change The Way You Listen To Music Forever
  Google has revealed how it teaches its engineers to tune speakers - and it could change the way you listen to music forever.
• JPMorgan Issues Bitcoin Price Crash Warning After Sudden Bitcoin Sell-Off
  As bitcoin trades sideways, analysts at Wall Street giant JPMorgan have warned there could be an investor exodus unless bitcoin reclaims its $40,000 highs...
• Trump's 1776 Commission—Created To Challenge Controversial 1619 Project— Releases Report On MLK Day
  The commission was seen by many as an attempt to push back on the New York Times’ 1619 Project.
• ‘Conduct Yourself Accordingly’: Dominion Warned MyPillow CEO Twice Of ‘Imminent’ Litigation Over Election Conspiracy
  "Dominion, please sue me," Lindell told Forbes in response.
• As Day Zero Approaches, Home Builders Need To Prepare
  By building homes with decentralized and circular water systems, we can help avoid a clean, affordable water crisis, or Day Zero.
• Donald Trump Jr. Once Promoted Logo Of Extremist Militia Group That Stormed The Capitol Now Being Probed By FBI
  It’s another example of how President Donald Trump and his allies emboldened the insurrectionists who infiltrated the Capitol on January 6.
• Moving Vans Arrive At Mar-A-Lago As Trump Preps Post-Presidency Florida Move
  It’s still unclear whether Trump will actually be able to live at his private club.
• CDC, FDA Investigating California Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine Lot With ‘Higher Than Usual’ Allergic Reactions
  The vaccine batch was temporarily paused “out of an extreme abundance of caution” after fewer than 10 people had a severe reaction.
• Meet Jared And Ivanka’s New Neighbors—Including Tom And Gisele—On Miami’s Billionaire’s Bunker
  Inside Indian Creek, the ultra-exclusive island enclave that's likely home to the most billionaires—and Super Bowl rings—per capita.
• A Bill Gates Venture Aims To Spray Dust Into The Atmosphere To Block The Sun. What Could Go Wrong?
  The Stratospheric Controlled Perturbation Experiment (SCoPEx), launched by Harvard University scientists, hopes to examine the effects of spraying calcium carbonate (CaCO3) dust into the atmosphere — a sun-reflecting aerosol that may offset the effects of global warming.