A Ukrainian drone attack on an industrial zone near Moscow killed five people and injured others, highlighting the escalating reach of the conflict and its impact on civilian areas.
Authorities warn Australians of scammers posing as Census officials ahead of the August 11 deadline, urging residents to verify identities and never share financial details.
The ABC’s National Science Week has launched a public vote to determine Australia’s most amazing wildflower, featuring ten native species and aiming to promote appreciation for biodiversity.
Two New Zealand men, Keanu Isaksson and Luca Zylstra-Law, were rescued after being trapped for five days on Mount Popomanaseu in the Solomon Islands due to severe weather.
Austria has recorded its highest ever temperature of 41°C in Vienna, driven by a persistent heat dome, prompting health warnings and highlighting the growing intensity of climate change impacts in Europe.
Hospitals in the United Kingdom are expanding the use of artificial intelligence tools to support medical analysis, diagnosis, and healthcare efficiency.
Financial institutions in the United Kingdom are expanding AI adoption to improve efficiency, automate processes, and strengthen operational performance.
Technology companies in the United Kingdom are increasing investment in artificial intelligence research as competition for advanced AI capabilities continues globally.
A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 112 people, mostly from one family, whose remains were recovered from the rubble of a 2023 airstrike, marking a poignant moment of closure for the community.
A severe heat wave in Europe is causing drought, wildfires, and concerns over energy supplies, particularly affecting hydroelectric and nuclear power generation due to low water levels.
Wildfires in Greece and parts of the US have caused significant destruction, driven by extreme heat and drought, highlighting the growing global challenge of climate-fueled fire seasons.
An Afghan boxer has been arrested in Greece in connection with the death of a Scottish tourist in Crete, sparking an investigation and raising concerns about tourist safety.
A serviceman in Russian-held Crimea killed four people, including fellow soldiers and civilians, in a shooting incident attributed to personal disputes, highlighting the psychological toll of conflict.
Three lionesses at Tokyo’s Tama Zoological Park died from heat stress during record-high temperatures, highlighting the challenges of caring for wildlife in extreme weather conditions.
NASA astronauts are being transported in Tesla Cybertrucks, sparking debate over the vehicle’s reliability and suitability for mission-critical ground transport despite rigorous safety certifications.
Scientists have confirmed that Saxifraga candelabrum is a carnivorous plant, validating Charles Darwin’s 150-year-old hypothesis and expanding our understanding of plant evolution
A 9,000-pound SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage is set to crash into the Moon’s far side tonight, an event invisible to Earth-based observers but monitored by orbital spacecraft for scientific data.
OpenAI continues strengthening AI safety testing through expanded cybersecurity evaluations and responsible development practices.
Coursera is strengthening its artificial intelligence education strategy with new investments designed to expand digital learning opportunities
American nuclear energy startups are drawing significant venture capital funding as investors seek advanced clean energy technologies.
Solid quarterly earnings from major companies continue supporting investor confidence and overall momentum in U.S. financial markets.
Jennifer Lackard, a Mount Vernon public safety official, was fired and charged with attempted murder for allegedly driving her son away from a gang-related shooting scene in the Bronx.
Major technology companies face increasing investor attention over electricity and water consumption linked to expanding AI data center infrastructure.
Four professors have sued the Texas A&M University System, challenging policies that limit the teaching of race, gender, and sexual orientation, citing violations of academic freedom and free speech.