A newly discovered comet is drawing attention, but scientists say it is too early to know whether it will become bright enough to be seen in broad daylight.
A redesigned CAR-T therapy destroys cancer cells while avoiding the severe immune side effects that have limited the treatment’s wider use, early studies suggest.
Data from NASA’s Juno mission shows Jupiter is slightly smaller and more flattened than previously believed, refining scientists’ understanding of the planet’s shape and interior.
Scientists say two massive hot regions deep within Earth’s mantle may influence how heat flows from the core, shaping the strength, structure, and stability of the planet’s magnetic field.
A new study finds that the AI model OpenScholar can cite academic sources with accuracy comparable to human researchers, signaling a shift in how scholarly work may be supported.
A particle detected on Earth carried energy far beyond human-made accelerators, and new research suggests it may have come from the final explosion of a primordial black hole.
Scientists warn that Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier is melting faster than expected, prompting debate over whether a massive underwater wall could slow sea-level rise.
New research suggests repeated burn injuries from early fire use influenced human evolution, shaping skin repair, immunity, and social care long before modern civilization emerged.
Astronomers have detected hints of a cold, Earth-sized exoplanet 146 light-years away that may orbit within its star’s habitable zone, though its existence remains unconfirmed.
Genetic adaptations allow snakes to drastically slow metabolism, preserve organs, and switch energy use, enabling them to survive for months between meals without harm.
New research suggests cougars exert greater influence over Yellowstone’s predator dynamics than once thought, using stealth and terrain to rival the visible power of wolf packs.
A massive red supergiant once believed to be dying shows signs of continued life, challenging assumptions about how and when the universe’s largest stars meet their end.
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Police confirmed blood matching missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was found on her porch. FBI and local authorities continue searching; no suspects have been identified.
Ukraine’s president says about 55,000 soldiers have been killed in the war with Russia, with many missing, highlighting the human cost as peace talks continue.
Pakistan’s military says it killed 216 fighters in a week-long campaign in Balochistan, concluding a major operation after coordinated militant attacks; casualty figures vary in different accounts.
Lebanon accuses Israel of spraying high-concentration herbicide over southern border villages, prompting environmental, health concerns and plans for diplomatic action.
A fresco in a Roman basilica featuring an angel resembling Italy’s prime minister was painted over after controversy, prompting cultural review and debate on art and sacred space.
War in Sudan deepens famine in Darfur and a deadly attack in the south highlights ongoing tragedy, with food shortages and violence threatening lives and livelihoods.
Thousands of residents fled Pakistan’s Tirah Valley amid warnings of possible military action; authorities deny a formal operation, framing the movement as seasonal and voluntary.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard seized two foreign oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, alleging smuggling of over 1 million liters of fuel; 15 crew members are now under judicial custody.
A Broad Market Downturn Today, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant downturn, marked by a sharp decline in Bitcoin and a broad sell-off across digital assets. Overall market capitalization has fallen substantially, erasing hundreds of billions of dollars in value compared to recent highs. This sudden correction highlights a renewed phase of volatility and risk aversion across the digital asset ecosystem.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reaffirmed the government's commitment to a proposed social media ban, asserting that the administration will not be influenced by tech oligarchs or business interests in matters of public policy and digital responsibility.