Kris Cardoza Think about your morning routine. You probably check five different news apps, scroll through three social media feeds, visit a dozen bookmarks, and still feel like you’re missing something important. Now imagine opening one single interface where every piece of content you care about is waiting for you, organized exactly how you want it, ready … Read more
Seven seconds. That’s how long your portfolio gets before someone moves on. Brutal, right? But here’s what nobody tells you: the design industry just got flooded with people who can make things look pretty using AI. Your portfolio can’t just showcase polished screens anymore. Hiring managers now skip past visual fluff to find designers who … Read more
That app you’ve been sketching on napkins? You could build it this weekend. Actually build it, not mock it up, not wireframe it. Launch it. Three million people used Bubble alone last year to build working apps. Not prototypes. Apps that process payments, handle users, store data. Apps that raised $365 million in VC funding. … Read more
Your knee’s been clicking for two weeks now. Last night it gave out completely going downstairs. You called three clinics this morning, the earliest appointment is March 12th. That’s six weeks of limping around, hoping it doesn’t get worse. But here’s the thing nobody mentions: the physios who actually know what they’re doing aren’t waiting … Read more
Your fantasy league is full of people who think they know what they’re doing. Half of them are copying line-ups from some random Reddit comment. The other half are going purely on gut feeling and last week’s box score. Then there’s you, stuck in the middle, wondering who to actually trust. The difference between cashing … Read more
Six PM in Osaka. Smoke rises from a yakitori grill, a grandmother flips okonomiyaki on the same flat-top she’s used since 1987, and the smell of soy sauce mixed with charcoal, hits you before you see the source. There’s always a line. Salarymen waiting for Thursday’s takoyaki cart. Students grabbing nikuman before the last train. … Read more
Nobody watches cricket in silence anymore. The 2026 season brings packed calendars. Champions Trophy starting next month, T20 World Cup, IPL, and the Ashes wrapping up right now. Fans hunt voices that get the game, explain tactics without talking down, and make rain delays bearable. TV crews stack their boxes with ex-players. YouTube channels explode … Read more
Vahab Mousavi. Mostafa Falahi. Shayan Asadollahi. Renee Nicole Good. These are just four names from a growing list of people killed by their own governments this January. In Iran, 51 protesters died in the first thirteen days of 2026, shot with military rifles, shotguns loaded with metal pellets, close range. Then on January 8, authorities … Read more
Trying to figure out where the economy’s headed in 2026? You’re not alone. With global GDP forecasts bouncing between 2.8% and 3.2%, tariff drama dominating every news cycle, and the Fed walking a tightrope between inflation worries and a cooling job market, making sense of what’s actually happening feels impossible. Whether you’re managing investments, running … Read more
War reporters aren’t sitting behind desks anymore. They’re dodging drones in Ukraine, sneaking past checkpoints in Syria, and documenting horrors most people will never witness. December 2025 marks one of the deadliest periods for journalists covering conflicts, with over 111 killed this year alone and Gaza becoming the most dangerous assignment on earth. People are … Read more