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The 2026 Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded in Zurich on September 3 — the first time in Europe after 35 years in the US — including a soil-science prize for burying thousands of pairs of cotton underpants across 25 countries to measure soil health
Buried Underpants Reveal Soil Health in 25 Countries
HSK 1 level · 3:32
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New York City, the largest school district in the United States, bans generative AI for 600,000 students from pre-K through 8th grade for the 2026-27 year — and the loudest criticism is that the pause is too short
NYC Bans AI in Schools for 600,000 Children
HSK 1 level · 3:31
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Apple sets a September 9 event to launch its first foldable iPhone — the first product launch under new CEO John Ternus, eight days after he took over from Tim Cook
Foldable iPhone Is Apple's New CEO's First Test
HSK 1 level · 3:43
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Unsealed court documents allege State Farm systematically cut roof-damage payouts, keeping $1.4 billion in a single year
State Farm Kept $1.4 Billion by Denying Roof Claims — Its Own Agents Tried to Stop It
HSK 1 level · 5:22
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NASA's FALCON experiment on the Starling satellites navigated with no GPS by photographing other satellites and orbital debris and matching them to a catalogue
A NASA Satellite Found Itself With No GPS by Photographing Space Junk. The Debris Everyone Calls a Hazard Became the Map.
HSK 1 level · 1:41
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FDA approved daraxonrasib for metastatic pancreatic cancer, the first drug against the RAS target long called undruggable; median survival 6.7 to 13.2 months at $39,800 a month
A Target Called Undruggable for Forty Years Just Fell. Pancreatic Cancer Patients Gain Six Months, at $39,800 a Month.
HSK 1 level · 2:50
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A glacier and the bedrock under it collapsed on the Nepal-Tibet border, damming and then releasing a river; USGS revised the M4.4 "earthquake" to the landslide itself
A Glacier and the Rock Beneath It Fell 1,200 Metres on the Nepal–Tibet Border. The Magnitude 4.4 "Earthquake" Was the Mountain Landing.
HSK 1 level · 1:35
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A Dalton NH homeowner is accused of stealing a rescue truck during the fire at his own house, hitting an engine and driving over the supply lines
His House Was Burning at 4 A.M., So He Drove Off in the Rescue Truck Sent to Save It — Over the Hoses Watering His Own Fire.
HSK 1 level · 2:14
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Two men named Dan Sullivan advanced to the Alaska Senate general election; the ballot separates them by middle initial, and a third Dan Sullivan endorsed the incumbent
Alaska's Senate Ballot Will List Two Men Named Dan Sullivan. The Only Thing Telling Them Apart Is One Middle Initial.
HSK 1 level · 1:22
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Dolly Parton died Aug 25 2026; her Imagination Library, started because her father could not read, has mailed 300M+ free books
Dolly Parton Died at 80. The Thing She Was Proudest Of Was a Free Book in the Mail, Because Her Father Never Learned to Read.
HSK 1 level · 2:30
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