Giant trees have tricks to work around drought
Samples collected at daring heights provide evidence for an untested theory of tree drought adaptation, while countering another.
The natural history of every U.S. state is on display at a new D.C. exhibit
The Smithsonian Natural History Museum’s latest exhibit, “From These Lands,” connects visitors with America’s natural history.
Flock Safety Credibility Lost as it Repeatedly Lies to City Councils, Police Departments, and Public Across the Country
The ACLU documents how an automatic license plate reader company has lied about its operations, signaling a need for reputable governments to avoid working with
The Declaration of Independence Details “Repeated Injuries” Inflicted by British Monarchy, Trump Has Executed a Similar Playbook
The Founding Fathers declared independence from despotism 250 years ago. Today we’re fighting against similar abuses of power from a wannabe king.
Did Trump joke about ‘threesome’ with two of his sons?
The president said he was awarding the Medal of Honor to himself and two of his sons, making it a “threesome.”
Did Vance once post ‘Black Lives Matter’ and ‘No human is illegal’ message?
Social media users claimed the post symbolized Vance’s political evolution, from being anti-Trump to running as his vice president.
VIPs, NDAs, friendship bracelets and (possibly) lots of lilies: Are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce about to tie the knot?
Not since Posh and Becks sat on thrones and co-ordinated in Quality Street-purple has there been such excitement around a celebrity wedding.
Boeing’s autonomous air taxi subsidiary faces a whistleblower lawsuit over rushed software testing
A former software manager at Wisk Aero, Boeing’s autonomous air taxi subsidiary, has filed a lawsuit alleging she was fired after raising internal safety concerns
Kling AI raises two billion dollars as Kuaishou spins off its fastest-growing business
Kling AI, the video generation unit of Chinese tech company Kuaishou, has raised an initial two billion dollars in venture capital funding, the company said
The last time Iran held a funeral for the Supreme Leader
An estimated 10 million mourners attended Iran’s first Supreme Leader’s funeral in 1989.
Fears of new massacre in Sudan’s el-Obeid: What do we know?
As RSF troops besiege el-Obeid, 500,000 civilians face mass atrocities amid drone strikes and a stalled peace process.
UK’s likely next PM Andy Burnham faces defence funding gap
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis is facing questions over the funding gap and whether Burnham was blindsided.
Killers of British couple in South Africa sentenced to life
The pair had been collecting rare plants and seeds before their bodies were found days later in a river.
‘Most massive’ Russian attack on Kyiv kills at least 25
The latest barrage deployed the largest number of weapons on the capital and hit locations over a wide area.