The Press Junction.
The Press Junction.
11 July 2026
Scientists find 169 chemicals (and 48 of them are harmful) in hair extensions

Scientists find 169 chemicals (and 48 of them are harmful) in hair extensions

The global market for hair extensions is worth billions of dollars and is expected to exceed 14 billion by 2028. Yet despite their widespread use, these products are still among the least regulated and least studied cosmetics in the market.

Countdown to Valentine's Day, but a first for Galentine's Day: a day celebrating female friendship

Countdown to Valentine's Day, but a first for Galentine's Day: a day celebrating female friendship

February 13 is not only the eve of Valentine's Day: it's the day when female friendship takes center stage. Many of you may not know it, but the so-called 'Galentine's Day' celebrates the most sincere bonds that endure any changes of city, stage of life, work or love life.

The dark story behind Valentine's Day

The dark story behind Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, but have you ever wondered about the origins of this celebration? The ancient Roman festival 'Lupercalia' is one of the earliest witnesses to the term Valentine's Day. But the celebration did not originate in the way you may imagine.

If you we GPS today, it's thanks to scientist Gladys West: she changed the way we orientate ourselves

If you we GPS today, it's thanks to scientist Gladys West: she changed the way we orientate ourselves

From geodesy (a complex of operations to connect points on the earth's surface) to the models of the earth's shape that today allow us to determine the position of any point on earth with a margin of error of only a few centimeters, Gladys West played an important role in the development of today's global positioning system, better known as the GPS.

Are we living in a simulation? New scientific study reignites debate

Are we living in a simulation? New scientific study reignites debate

There is a question that resurfaces from time to time, perhaps at night, when the mind is tired and reality seems a bit out of focus: what if this is all a simulation?

When raising a dog, size matters (more than we think)

When raising a dog, size matters (more than we think)

When we choose to bring a dog into our lives, we think of affection, companionship, walks and that feeling of home that only an animal can give. However, almost no one thinks about how much the dog's size affects its behavior and upbringing.

If you see colleagues and friends wearing different socks on February 6, it's for an important cause

If you see colleagues and friends wearing different socks on February 6, it's for an important cause

Different Socks Day 2026 falls on Friday, February 6 this year, as done traditionally on the first Friday of the month.

What does Draco Malfidus from Harry Potter have to do with the Chinese New Year (and why he became a viral good luck charm)?

What does Draco Malfidus from Harry Potter have to do with the Chinese New Year (and why he became a viral good luck charm)?

Among red lanterns, lucky ideograms and prosperity symbols, a strikingly unexpected face has popped up in China this year.

Longest period without nuclear explosion since beginning of atomic age

Longest period without nuclear explosion since beginning of atomic age

January 14 marked a date that, although it passed almost unnoticed, says a lot about the world we live in today. After all, for 8 years, 4 months and 29 days, no nuclear weapon has been detonated on Earth. It's the longest period without a nuclear detonation since the beginning of the atomic age, an absolute record unmatched since 1945.

Nutella's true story: do you know how and why the world's most famous spreadable cream came to be?

Nutella's true story: do you know how and why the world's most famous spreadable cream came to be?

Although there are probably even tastier hazelnut spreads out there, Nutella has retained the enduring trust of its consumers for many years.