New dwarf planet spotted at the edge of the solar system

Portland’s thriving vegan scene has birthed a chocolate cake so delicious it’s winning over skeptics—proving plant-based desserts can be indulgent, eco-friendly, and downright irresistible.

The White House’s new health report, Make America Healthy Again, aligns closely with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s views on ultraprocessed foods and vaccines—though it leaves out some of his more controversial claims. It’s a mix of familiar rhetoric and selective silence, sparking questions about what’s being emphasized and what’s being sidelined.

Remember the buzz about K2-18b, that distant "hycean" planet that might have oceans and signs of life? Well, hold off on the alien welcome party—three new studies are throwing cold water on the excitement. Researchers now think earlier hints of life-supporting conditions might just be methane or data noise, not the biosignatures we hoped for. It’s a classic case of cosmic "maybe, but probably not."

In Louisiana’s notorious "Cancer Alley," where industrial plants and refineries dominate the landscape, a heated debate is unfolding over who gets to monitor air pollution levels. Residents, activists, and state officials are clashing over the accuracy and transparency of pollution data, with locals arguing that government measurements downplay the health risks they face daily. Meanwhile, industry groups insist their emissions are within legal limits. It’s a classic case of distrust between communities bearing the brunt of pollution and the entities responsible for regulating it.

Ever wish your daily planner had a cosmic twist? A new app lets you sync your calendar with celestial events—think meteor showers, eclipses, and planetary alignments—so you never miss a breathtaking sky show. It’s like having an astrologer and a personal assistant rolled into one, but with actual science backing it up.

Editor’s Note: For space enthusiasts or anyone who loves a little wonder in their routine, this tool bridges the gap between busy modern life and the awe of the universe. It’s a quirky but practical way to stay connected to nature’s grandest displays without having to manually track them. Plus, it might just make your calendar the coolest one in the room.