Category: Science & Tech
N.J. Township Moves to Block AI Data Centers Amid Growing Community Concerns
A small township in Gloucester County, New Jersey, is taking firm steps to prevent the development of artificial intelligence data centers within its boundaries, following rising rumors and public concern about such projects. Officials in Logan Township have introduced a new ordinance that would completely prohibit data centers from being built anywhere in the municipality….
Spring Skywatch Alert: Two Meteor Showers Set to Light Up the Night in Coming Weeks
Skywatchers and astronomy enthusiasts will soon have a chance to witness one of nature’s most beautiful displays as two early meteor showers of 2026 approach their peak viewing periods. These seasonal events are expected to bring streaks of light—commonly known as shooting stars—across the night sky, offering a memorable experience for those who take time…
‘The Testaments’ Brings Back Key Faces from ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ as Story Continues
The world of Gilead is not over yet. After the conclusion of The Handmaid’s Tale in 2025 following six intense seasons, the story is now moving forward with a new sequel series, The Testaments. The upcoming show continues the dystopian narrative and reconnects viewers with several familiar characters, while also introducing new perspectives that expand…
Trump’s Live Call With Artemis II Crew Takes Unexpected Pause During Historic Moon Mission
A recent live communication between Donald Trump and the crew of NASA’s Artemis II mission drew attention after an unexpected pause created a brief but noticeable moment of silence during what was otherwise a historic exchange. The call took place shortly after the Artemis II astronauts completed a major milestone in their mission, traveling around…
New April Comet Could Light Up New Jersey Skies If Conditions Align
Skywatchers in New Jersey may have a rare opportunity to witness a newly discovered comet streaking across the evening sky in early April, as astronomers closely monitor what is being described as a “sungrazer” comet. This celestial object, officially named Comet C/2026 A1 MAPS, was first identified in January 2026 by a group of astronomers…
New Jersey Sees First Dip in Bald Eagle Nesting as Bird Flu Impacts Wildlife Population
New Jersey’s growing bald eagle population has hit a rare slowdown, as new state data shows a slight decline in nesting activity during 2025. Wildlife officials believe the spread of bird flu across the region’s wild bird population is a key factor behind this unexpected shift. According to the latest report released by the New…
New Jersey Cyber Threats Surge While Most Public Agencies Skip State-Funded Protection
In New Jersey, cyberattacks are growing at an alarming rate, affecting governmental institutions, schools, and municipal governments. Many qualified firms are still not utilizing a state-funded cybersecurity program intended to protect them, despite the increasing danger and millions of dollars already lost in recent events. The severity of the situation is demonstrated by recent cases….
Federal Investigators Probe Industrial Discharge in Hillside After Residents Report Foul Smell in Elizabeth River Tributary
This week, Hillside, New Jersey residents were astonished to find that federal environmental regulators are examining a discharge into a tributary of the Elizabeth River after reports of a strong odor and sticky residue near the water. A nearby homeowner complained about a “odorous, slimy residue” along the 12-mile Elizabeth River tributary. This allegation led…
U.S. EPA Launches Fresh Safety Review of Widely Used but Highly Toxic Weed Killer
The EPA has launched a safety investigation of paraquat, a strong weed herbicide used on American fields but banned in over 70 countries. The decision renews federal review of a chemical lambasted by environmentalists, farmworkers, and lawmakers for its severe toxicity and health hazards. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said manufacturers must give updated, real-world scientific…
Wegmans Introduces Facial Recognition in Select Locations to Enhance Safety
Leading US supermarket chain Wegmans now uses facial recognition technology in several stores. Customers saw banners in Brooklyn and Manhattan notifying buyers of facial recognition, which the company confirmed. Signs say the technology is used to “protect the safety and security of our patrons and employees.” Retail stores are increasingly using smart technologies to increase…

