Katie Boulter upsets Coco Gauff in Australian Open warm-up event
Britain’s Katie Boulter belied her world ranking to secure a stunning victory against the American teenager Coco Gauff as the countdown to the Australian Open
Study may help pregnant women and others ‘scratch’ spinal morphine-induced itch
For years, many pregnant women and surgery patients have suffered from chronic itching when they get spinal or epidural morphine to reduce pain. Now, researchers
Wall Street jumps for second day; Amazon says Bezos to step down from CEO role
U.S. stocks finished sharply higher for a second straight day on Tuesday, helped by gains in Amazon.com and Google-parent Alphabet ahead of their results and
Razer’s Huntsman V2 Analog’s pressure-sensitive keys are literally game-changing
Razer just released its newest mechanical keyboard, which uses analog optical switches. The unique mechanics bring new possibilities to KB/M gaming. Variable movement speed, adjustable
Asda horrifies shoppers with controversial ‘secret ingredient’ in stir fry recipe
Asda has horrified shoppers after it shared a recipe for a stir fry with a “secret ingredient”. The supermarket often shares simple-to-follow recipes with customers
Barty wins thriller as top six women grace Melbourne Park on same day
Ash Barty has showcased her fighting qualities on an extraordinary day of pre-Australian Open tennis at Melbourne Park. After a near year-long hiatus, Australia’s world
Study: New vaginal film, MB66, is safe
While a number of topical products designed to reduce the occurrence of sexually transmitted infections have been tested with largely disappointing results, researchers at Boston
Oil jumps 2%, hits highest in a year as producers limit supply
Oil prices rose 2% on Tuesday, reaching their highest in 12 months after major producers showed they were reining in output roughly in line with
Nvidia now requires laptop OEMs to mention RTX 30-series GPU specs
Nvidia’s change of philosophy with regards to RTX 30-series laptop GPU branding is a big win for gamers, even though it’ll be a headache for
Man who admits lack of skills paid to ‘do nothing’ as 3,000 people want to hire him
A man who is upfront about his limited skill set earns money doing “nothing”. For the past two years Shoji Morimoto has been advertising himself