Iran 'sends hundreds of missiles to Russia' in 'dramatic escalation'
Iran is believed to have sent more than 200 ballistic missiles to Russia - a move security chiefs say would be a "dramatic escalation" of its
Starmer says first Ireland visit as PM a 'moment for reset' in relations
Sir Keir Starmer has described his first official visit to Ireland as a "moment for reset" in relations between the UK and its closest neighbour.He met
British teen becomes first UK tennis player to win US Open junior title in 15 years
A British teenager has become the first tennis player from the UK to win a US Open junior title in 15 years.
'I have to go to my family': Nicole Kidman unable to receive award after mother dies
Nicole Kidman was unable to receive her award for best actress at the Venice Film Festival after finding out her mother died.
The Australian government says more people need to use AI: Why that could be wrong
The Australian government has released voluntary artificial intelligence (AI) safety standards, alongside a proposals paper calling for greater regulation of the use of the fast-growing technology in high-risk situations.
Researchers develop approach to fabricate highly performing transistors based on 2D semiconductors
Two-dimensional (2D) semiconducting materials have distinct optoelectronic properties that could be advantageous for the development of ultra-thin and tunable electronic components. Despite their potential advantages over bulk semiconductors, optimally interfacing these materials with gate dielectrics has so far proved challenging,
Physicists Are Unraveling The Great Mystery of Earth's Inner Core
Without it we’d be unlikely to even exist.
Here's Why Legal Documents Are So Hard to Understand, According to Science
This has gotten way out of hand.
Human Defenses Against Viruses First Evolved Billions of Years Ago, Study Suggests
A gift as old as multicellular life itself.
Venezuela opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez leaves country for Spain
Edmundo Gonzalez is seeking asylum in Spain after he challenged the re-election of Nicolas Maduro.
Police search for gunman after seven hurt in Kentucky highway shooting
Authorities are looking for a man suspected of shooting at cars travelling along a rural stretch of the I-75 highway.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 926
As the war enters its 926th day, these are the main developments.
Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro leads ‘free speech’ rally in Sao Paulo
Bolsonaro denounced Justice Alexandre de Moraes as a 'dictator' for his decision to ban the social media platform X.
Voluntary recall of apple juice with high levels of arsenic expands
A voluntary recall of apple juice products containing elevated levels of poisonous arsenic has been expanded after an initial recall was issued last month, Walmart has announced.