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In many ways, New Orleans still screams "party" - to glance at parts of the city is to see a New Year much like the old one. 

A Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside one of Donald Trump's US hotels is being investigated as a potential terror attack.

Robot systems explore unfamiliar terrain, buildings or danger zones with cameras. In the 3D-InAus project, researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomics FKIE are using a LiDAR laser on a mobile robot, emitting laser pulses to

Here's how to protect yourself from 'stomach flu'.

The incoming president wants to punish Panama for failing to appreciate 'the extraordinary generosity' of the US.

We owe it to the public, the victims and marginalised communities to challenge official narratives when necessary.

Elon Musk praised AfD and its leader Alice Weidel in an opinion piece for German newspaper Welt am Sonntag.

With many players vying for power in Syria, the country could face many challenges in the coming years.

Research reveals distinct mechanisms underlying neonatal and post-pubertal social behaviors, providing valuable insights for developing targeted early interventions. Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and Hirosaki University have unveiled significant findings on the development

Scientists have made groundbreaking progress in understanding the dazzling auroras that light up the night sky. Using NASA’s KiNET-X experiment, researchers simulated auroral conditions by releasing barium into the ionosphere, creating plasma clouds and Alfvén waves. These waves transferred energy

Researchers have discovered that the protein Hmga1, found in zebrafish, can repair damaged mouse hearts by reactivating dormant genes, offering new hope for heart regeneration in humans. Scientists from the Bakkers group at the Hubrecht Institute have achieved a major

New findings from the James Webb Space Telescope contradict traditional theories about early galaxy formation, revealing large and bright galaxies instead of the expected small, dim structures. This observation supports the Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) theory, which disputes the role