Scientists Spot A Troubling Trend Above The Atlantic
Climate change is already making North Atlantic flights bumpier, and one new study says severe clear-air turbulence jumped 55 percent since 1979.Quick TakeSevere clear-air...
Could Astronauts Sleep Through A Mars Mission?
A quiet race is underway to put astronauts into synthetic “hibernation” for the trip to Mars, and the science is real even if the...
Starlink Network Grows With Latest Launch
SpaceX sent 29 more Starlink satellites into orbit from Cape Canaveral, marking another fast-moving launch that kept the company’s internet network growing.Quick TakeSpaceX launched...
England Chases Glory Without The Condiments
England boss Thomas Tuchel has banned ketchup and mayonnaise for his World Cup squad, betting discipline beats junk calories when the margins are razor-thin.Story...
Aid Theft Claims Crumble — So Why Starve Kids?
An Israeli airstrike killed four people in Gaza City, Palestinian officials say, as the war grinds on with no end in sight and a...
The Weapon Meant To Protect Nearly Didn’t
A Russian anti-drone gun meant to protect troops instead spun out of control and nearly shot them.Story SnapshotViral video shows a Russian YakB-12.7 heavy...
Trump Honors A Trusted Conservative Ally
President Trump’s tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham as a “true American patriot” marks the passing of one of his closest allies in Washington and...
BBC Experts Back This Cheap Cooling Trick
A BBC-backed “ice and fan” trick promises cheaper indoor cooling just as families battle soaring energy bills and stubborn heat waves.Story SnapshotBBC physiology experts...
Microsoft’s Visa Numbers Spark Jobs Debate
Microsoft cut 1,600 Xbox jobs the same year it won approval for 2,273 H‑1B visas, igniting fresh anger over American jobs and corporate priorities.Story...
A Disaster’s Toll Remains Deeply Uncertain
Twin mega-quakes have shattered Venezuela, and now a fight over the truth is burying victims twice.Story SnapshotOfficial death toll has climbed above 3,500, yet...
