At COP31 in Turkey, UN climate chief Simon Stiell urged negotiators to avoid delays in reaching a climate deal to limit global warming, as over 200 nations meet amid protests from thousands demanding urgent...
Bitcoin is at risk of closing 2026 with losses for the second consecutive year, a first in its history, as it has fallen 16% in 2026 following a 6% drop in 2025. Analysts suggest this trend could indicate a...
Wholesale prices rose 0.3% in October, bringing the annual producer price index to 6.5%, the highest in nearly four years. This ongoing inflation pressure complicates the Federal Reserve's monetary policy...
Archaeologists have uncovered a bronze foot from a statue of Roman emperor Antoninus Pius in Scotland, indicating the statue was deliberately dismantled during the Roman withdrawal 1,800 years ago. This find...
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and neuroresearchers have released the first consensus guidelines on stuttering, emphasizing the importance of assessing neural markers and integrating...
Only 1,100 of 2,600 Londoners in the Youth Guarantee Trailblazer secured work or education by June 2026, prompting critics to label the scheme a failure. This low success rate intensifies debate over whether...
JWST captured NGC 206, a 12-million-year-old cluster of 1,200 massive stars in Andromeda, resolving individual stars previously blurred by Hubble. This precision allows astronomers to map the cluster’s age...
Stanford researchers found that children with developmental dyscalculia exhibit distinct brain differences that affect their problem-solving strategies, such as slower adaptability to task difficulty. This...
Russia is employing hoax threats and cyber attacks as part of a hybrid warfare strategy to undermine European stability, knowing that European nations are unlikely to retaliate with similar tactics. This...
A Ukrainian drone struck the Russian warship Naro-Fominsk in the Gulf of Finland, marking the first known attack on a Russian naval vessel in this area. This incident reflects Ukraine's expanding retaliatory...
AGI (AGBK) reported $45 million in Q3 2026 revenue but incurred a net loss of $119 million, while securing FDA acceptance for its lead gene therapy candidate AG-101 and forming a partnership for a new...
Fighting in Yemen has escalated, with the Houthi movement denying allegations of targeting Mecca and claiming their strikes were aimed at military sites instead. The conflict has resulted in rising casualties...
Israel has increased its military readiness for potential strikes on Iran, amid warnings from Tehran of expanded retaliation if attacked. The situation is complicated by internal political pressures in Israel...
Gadi Eisenkot has proposed a legislative agenda to reverse key policies of Benjamin Netanyahu's government, including a state inquiry into the October 7 Hamas attack, term limits for prime ministers, and...
Deep-sea mining targets metal-rich nodules that previously appeared lifeless actually host diverse ecosystems. This discovery challenges industry plans to extract cobalt and nickel, prompting calls for...
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been relocated to a military base due to threats linked to Iran after a photo of his home was published, raising security concerns. This move reflects escalating...
Alta Refrigeration is suing the EPA over a rule that limits the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), claiming it still restricts their products despite a recent extension. The outcome could impact U.S. climate...
At COP31 in Baku, climate-finance pledges dropped by over 70%, plummeting from $100 billion to $30 billion, leaving developing nations without essential funding to combat climate change. This significant...
AI tools are exacerbating online violence against women in the Middle East, with a UN Women report revealing that 25% of those who faced digital abuse attribute it to these technologies. As internet usage...
