"Navigating the Modern News Zoo so you don't have to."
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
Why You Might Feel Carsick in an Electric Vehicle—Even If You’re Not Usually Prone to It
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/Health-GettyImages-2215826426-03402972489b49638b2c06a8956a296e.jpg)
Online, people claim riding in Teslas and other electric vehicles leaves them feeling nauseous. From braking to lack of engine noise, experts said there are actually some reasons why car sickness may be more common in EVs.
INSANE: Diddy Supporters Lather Up in Baby Oil & Twerk Outside Courthouse After Verdict 😳
- Senate GOP Plans Another Bite of the Reconciliation Apple, and Guess Who's Opposed
- Prime Day event drove over $24B in US e-commerce sales, GenAI traffic was up 3,300% - Sarah Perez
- Big Banks Mull Joint Stablecoin - Magdalena Georgieva
- The Most Banned Sci-Fi Movies - Drew Dietsch
- Chicken rescued from front doors of Buffalo Wild Wings location
- Behind the Scenes: A Preview of YouTube's Top Trending Lists of 2023 - Bertha Stephens
United Health Stock is Crashing - But is it a Buy Now?
- Scaling agentic AI: Inside Atlassian’s culture of experimentation - VB Staff
- Exploring the New Generative AI Features in Google Chrome - Sean George
- Study finds patients with interrupted GLP-1 access still achieve significant weight loss
- US government is giving leading AI companies a bunch of cash for military applications - Lawrence Bonk
- Regulating AI-generated Voices: The FCC's Stand Against Misleading Robocalls - Sean George
- 15 Quick and Effective Bodyweight Exercises to Help You Burn Calories and Lose Weight - Jakob Roze, CSCS
