Saving for distant future is pointless due to AI-driven abundance: Elon Musk

Why Apple took 16 years to make a touchscreen MacBook

In 2010, Steve Jobs called touchscreen laptops ergonomically terrible, and Apple spent the next 16 years agreeing with him. The new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display ends that run, and its OLED panel is what made touch possible. Jobs would probably still complain about tired arms. He would also likely recognise the move, because his no was usually aimed at ideas Apple couldn’t yet do well.

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Josh Inglis becomes first Australian cricketer to achieve this rare feat in all three formats

In a remarkable comeback to Test cricket, Josh Inglis achieved his second century, scoring 102 runs, as Australia triumphed with a total of 429 runs against South Africa. This impressive performance marked him as the first Australian player to secure multiple centuries across all formats. Alongside Inglis, Alex Carey shone brightly with an important contribution of 80 runs, leading Australia to a 100-run advantage after dismissing South Africa for 329.

IndiGo CEO says ‘no choice’ but to consider fare hikes as fuel costs surge

IndiGo's CEO Willie Walsh has indicated that ticket prices may soon rise as the airline grapples with soaring fuel costs, which have climbed by 67.2 percent compared to last year. Despite facing substantial challenges, with a net loss of Rs 1,879.1 crore for the September quarter, Walsh emphasizes the importance of cutting expenses and maintaining operational efficiency to manage these rising costs successfully.

Minnesota charges James O'Keefe, Cam Higby with 2 felonies over voting stunt

Two conservative activists, James O'Keefe and Cam Higby, have been charged with unlawful voting and identity theft in Minnesota after visiting polling stations and allegedly using other voters' identities during an undercover exercise. The men say they were testing the state's election rules and did not cast any ballots. Prosecutors argue that using someone else's identity while seeking a ballot is illegal.

Texas court scraps $796,906 award in grandmother's diamond and cash dispute

A Texas grandmother's safe-deposit box became the centre of a family dispute after her death in 2019. Her grandson reported finding $16,000, while another family member claimed it contained $400,000, an eight-carat diamond ring and gold coins. The grandmother's niece later won nearly $797,000 in damages, but an appeals court overturned the award on Tuesday, citing her failure to follow the required legal process.

Meet Isaac Nelson, 13: Helps release 23,000 clams into Florida's coastal waters

At just 13, Isaac Nelson is tackling an environmental challenge that has troubled Florida's coastal ecosystems for years. Armed with scientific curiosity, community support and a determination to restore the waters around Jupiter Inlet, the young conservationist has turned his childhood passion into a hands-on restoration mission.

‘Koi sharam hoti hai?’ Pak lawmaker mocks Khawaja Asif after Munir’s Iran visit

Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif was mocked in Pakistan's National Assembly after Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman took a jibe at him over Field Marshal Asim Munir’s participation in a high-level regional security meeting in Iran, questioning why the defence minister was absent from the talks.