Month: September 2026
How to watch Apple’s foldable iPhone announcement | TechCrunch
Apple will host its annual iPhone event on Wednesday, September 9 at 10 a.m. PDT, and it’s expected...
A British Warship Split in Half and Sank in 1908. Divers Just Found the Wreck
Miraculously, much of the ship remained intact, allowing experts to track down unknown details of the ship's final...
120 Roman-Era Inscriptions Found Deep in a Spanish Cave Point to a Mysterious Goddess Named ‘Domina’
Archaeologists uncovered ancient Roman inscriptions worshipping a previously unknown goddess, inside a cave that might have had religious...
Mummified Human Remains Are Being Sold Online—Biohazards Included
No, seriously. Don't mess around with dead stuff.
ID verification giant IDScan confirms data breach with more than 150 million driver’s licenses stolen | TechCrunch
ID verification service IDScan has confirmed that a data breach involved the theft of driver’s licenses from its...
Modulate raises $25M for its voice models and analysis suite | TechCrunch
Boston-based voice intelligence startup Modulate has raised $25 million in new funding for its platform that uses an...
Roblox now requires all users globally to complete age checks to access chat | TechCrunch
Following a wave of lawsuits and investigations over child safety, Roblox has implemented mandatory facial verification for all...
This Medieval Skeleton Had 160 Broken Bones, and Scientists Just Figured Out What Hit Him
Archaeologists have identified the shattered remains of a 14th-century man whose 160 bone fractures appear to be the...
Ancient Greek Elites May Have Forged Their Jewelry From Space Rocks
Prominent individuals likely wore rings made from meteorites as a power symbol.
A Legendary Flood in Medieval Europe Wasn’t a Single Disaster—It Was 16 of Them
The findings offer important lessons about crisis response, as well as the interconnectedness of natural disasters.
