The Daily Populous

If we could only harness the engine of the stars, it would uncork near limitless energy and neatly sweep away a whole mess of humanity’s problems.

Solar panels and wind turbines capture the fusion of the sun and convert it to electricity.

So the all-out solar installation frenzy was simply a mass attempt to get in under the old terms. »

One University of Alaska Fairbanks undergraduate apparently has found a way no one else seems to have thought of to fight back against AI-generated art.

Graham Granger, a student in the school’s film and performing arts program, came upon some AI-generated art by MFA student Nick Dwyer and promptly ate it in protest, according to a report in the Sun Star, a student paper.

Artist Nick Dwyer with his work Shadow Searching: ChatGPT psychosis (2025) after it was partially eaten by another student. »

The Nintendo Switch 2 continues to be the fastest-selling console in Japan's history, moving 3.78 million units in 2025.

The original Switch came in second with 1.52 million units sold, followed by PlayStation 5 (879,204 units), Xbox Series X|S (31,226 units), and PlayStation 4 (1,807 units).

Sales of the console reached the highest global figure of any Nintendo platform in the first four months of launch, surpassing 10.36 million units. »

One month after this deadline mandated by Congress’s Epstein Files Transparency Act, however, Trump’s justice department has not complied with this law, prompting questions about when – and whether – authorities will ever release investigative documents about the late sex offender.

“These files are not abstract government records; they are evidence of how institutions failed children.

View image in fullscreen Protesters hold signs during a news conference on the Epstein Files Transparency Act outside the US Capitol on 18 November 18 2025. »