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NASA Study Maps Where Earth Microbes Could Survive on Moon's South Pole Science

NASA Study Maps Where Earth Microbes Could Survive on Moon's South Pole

NASA-led research finds shaded lunar south-pole niches may keep Earth microbes alive for a day, sharpening contamination concerns for exploration.

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Bangladesh holds first contested presidential vote in 35 years Politics

Bangladesh holds first contested presidential vote in 35 years

Bangladesh lawmakers vote between Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and Oli Ahmed in the first contested presidential election since 1991.

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Congo Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 5,000 Confirmed Cases Health

Congo Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 5,000 Confirmed Cases

Congo has recorded 5,021 confirmed Bundibugyo Ebola cases and 2,378 deaths as response teams confront insecurity, displacement and the absence of an approved vaccine.

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Climate change drives record heat across European seas Environment

Climate change drives record heat across European seas

A new attribution analysis finds human-caused warming added about 2°C to Mediterranean heat and roughly 1.4°C to western European seas.

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UN land summit opens in Mongolia with drought and restoration focus Environment

UN land summit opens in Mongolia with drought and restoration focus

UNCCD COP17 has begun in Ulaanbaatar, bringing 197 parties together to negotiate land restoration, drought resilience and support for pastoral communities.

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Johnny Depp Talks Renew Pirates of the Caribbean Return Prospects Entertainment

Johnny Depp Talks Renew Pirates of the Caribbean Return Prospects

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer says talks with Johnny Depp continue for a sixth Pirates film, though no deal, green light or release date is confirmed.

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L3Harris removes CEO Kubasik after conduct investigation Business

L3Harris removes CEO Kubasik after conduct investigation

L3Harris appointed Sam Mehta as CEO after an independent investigation led to Christopher Kubasik's immediate departure, while shares fell 4.6%.

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Gaza talks produce working groups but no Israeli commitment World

Gaza talks produce working groups but no Israeli commitment

Kushner and Netanyahu formed Gaza working groups, but Israel made no public commitment to a U.S.-backed road map linking disarmament and withdrawal.

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GitHub outage disrupts developer tools and Copilot worldwide Technology

GitHub outage disrupts developer tools and Copilot worldwide

GitHub applied corrective actions after a worldwide outage hit APIs, pull requests, Actions, authentication and Copilot, but residual failures remained.

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Duplantis wins fourth European pole vault title with championship record Sports

Duplantis wins fourth European pole vault title with championship record

Armand Duplantis cleared 6.15 metres in Birmingham to claim a fourth consecutive European pole vault crown and set a championship record.

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Trump Orders Reduction of US-South Korea Military Drills Politics

Trump Orders Reduction of US-South Korea Military Drills

Trump ordered a substantial reduction in joint US-South Korea drills just before Ulchi Freedom Shield began, citing costs, Iran and relations with Kim Jong Un.

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Sam Pang wins Gold Logie as Sam Neill receives posthumous honour Entertainment

Sam Pang wins Gold Logie as Sam Neill receives posthumous honour

Sam Pang claimed Australian television's Gold Logie in Sydney, while the late Sam Neill received a posthumous award for best lead actor in a drama.

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