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Octopuses Can Use Mirrors to Find Hidden Food, Dartmouth Study Reveals Science

Octopuses Can Use Mirrors to Find Hidden Food, Dartmouth Study Reveals

A groundbreaking Dartmouth College study published in Current Biology demonstrates that octopuses can use mirrors to locate food that is out of their direct line of sight, marking the first time invertebrates have shown this ability.

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North Korea Unveils Nuclear Fuel Plant as Kim Jong Un Pledges Exponential Weapons Growth World

North Korea Unveils Nuclear Fuel Plant as Kim Jong Un Pledges Exponential Weapons Growth

Kim Jong Un inspected a new nuclear materials production facility and vowed to expand Pyongyang's arsenal at an exponential rate, according to state media KCNA.

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Congress Unveils Great American AI Act: 269-Page Bill to Regulate Artificial Intelligence Technology

Congress Unveils Great American AI Act: 269-Page Bill to Regulate Artificial Intelligence

Representatives Obernolte and Trahan introduced the Great American Artificial Intelligence Act, a sweeping 269-page discussion draft that would preempt state AI laws for three years while imposing new requirements on frontier AI developers.

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World Environment Day 2026: Azerbaijan Hosts Global Call to Action as 50 Cities Unite Against Extreme Heat Environment

World Environment Day 2026: Azerbaijan Hosts Global Call to Action as 50 Cities Unite Against Extreme Heat

Azerbaijan hosts the official World Environment Day commemoration as more than 50 cities worldwide join UNEP's new initiative to combat extreme heat, with global temperatures tracking dangerously close to breaching the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold.

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1 in 10 People Carry Genetic Variants That Make GLP-1 Diabetes Drugs Less Effective, Stanford Study Finds Health

1 in 10 People Carry Genetic Variants That Make GLP-1 Diabetes Drugs Less Effective, Stanford Study Finds

A decade-long international study published in Genome Medicine reveals that variants in the PAM gene significantly reduce how well GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic work for certain patients.

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Actor James Handy, 81, Fatally Stabbed in Los Angeles; Suspect Is Girlfriend's Son Entertainment

Actor James Handy, 81, Fatally Stabbed in Los Angeles; Suspect Is Girlfriend's Son

Veteran actor James Handy, known for roles in Top Gun: Maverick and Jumanji, was stabbed to death Wednesday morning in Tarzana. Michael Gledhill, 44, the son of Handy's girlfriend, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

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NBA Finals Game 1: Spurs Host Knicks Tonight in Historic 1999 Rematch as Wembanyama Era Begins Sports

NBA Finals Game 1: Spurs Host Knicks Tonight in Historic 1999 Rematch as Wembanyama Era Begins

The 2026 NBA Finals tip off tonight at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio with the Spurs hosting the New York Knicks, recreating the iconic 1999 Finals when Tim Duncan led San Antonio to its first championship.

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Sabalenka Suffers Stunning French Open Quarterfinal Collapse as Shnaider Advances to First Grand Slam Semifinal Entertainment

Sabalenka Suffers Stunning French Open Quarterfinal Collapse as Shnaider Advances to First Grand Slam Semifinal

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka lost to 25th seed Diana Shnaider 3-6, 7-5, 6-0 after leading by a set and a double break, committing 57 unforced errors in one of the most dramatic collapses in Grand Slam history.

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New Delhi Building Fire Kills 21 Including 18 Foreign Nationals in Devastating Blaze at Hotel and Restaurant Environment

New Delhi Building Fire Kills 21 Including 18 Foreign Nationals in Devastating Blaze at Hotel and Restaurant

A fire swept through a building in the Malviya Nagar neighborhood of south New Delhi on Wednesday, killing at least 21 people, most of them foreign nationals from Bangladesh, Nigeria, Liberia, and Mozambique.

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AI Analysis of CT Scans Reveals Thymus Health Predicts Longevity and Cancer Risk Health

AI Analysis of CT Scans Reveals Thymus Health Predicts Longevity and Cancer Risk

Researchers at Mass General Brigham used artificial intelligence to analyze routine CT scans and discovered that the thymus, a long-overlooked organ, holds surprising clues to healthy aging and cancer survival.

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Spencer Pratt Advances to LA Mayor Runoff Against Karen Bass After No Candidate Reaches Majority Politics

Spencer Pratt Advances to LA Mayor Runoff Against Karen Bass After No Candidate Reaches Majority

Reality TV personality Spencer Pratt surged to second place in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, setting up an unprecedented November runoff against incumbent Karen Bass.

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Scientists Create Tiny Photonic Chip That Generates, Steers, and Reads Light-Based Information in Single Device Technology

Scientists Create Tiny Photonic Chip That Generates, Steers, and Reads Light-Based Information in Single Device

Researchers have developed a groundbreaking integrated photonic chip capable of generating, directing, and detecting light signals on a single device, marking a major leap toward ultra-fast, energy-efficient computing.

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