Macron and Meloni clash over killing of French far-right activist in Lyon
A war of words has erupted between the French president and Italian prime minister over the murder of Quentin Deranque.
Lawsuit: ChatGPT told student he was “meant for greatness”—then came psychosis
A Georgia college student named Darian DeCruise has sued OpenAI, alleging that a recently deprecated version of ChatGPT “convinced him that he was an oracle”
NASA chief classifies Starliner flight as “Type A” mishap, says agency made mistakes
NASA on Thursday announced it has formally classified the 2024 crewed flight of the Starliner spacecraft as a “Type A” mishap, an acknowledgement that the
Trump says world has 10 days to see if Iran agrees deal or ‘bad things happen’
The US is surging forces to the Middle East amid negotiations with the Islamic Republic over its nuclear programme.
Federal judge accuses Trump administration of ‘terror’ against immigrants, vacates ruling on mass detention
A U.S. federal judge has thrown out an administrative board’s decision endorsing the Trump administration’s policy of subjecting thousands of people arrested during its immigration
Prenatal infection increases risk of alcohol misuse in adulthood
Exposure to infection and other immune stress in the womb increases the likelihood of alcohol misuse in adulthood, a risk that may be reduced through
Brainstem nerve cells found to stabilize blood pressure fluctuations
Doctors usually focus on a person’s average blood pressure, but research increasingly shows that how much blood pressure fluctuates from moment to moment is just
Onset of “the munchies” after cannabis use could offer clues to help people with appetite loss
The urgent onset of “the munchies” after cannabis use isn’t imaginary – it’s a cognitive response that occurs regardless of sex, age, weight or recent
Study reveals bacterial duo driving chronic constipation
Scientists at Nagoya University in Japan have found two gut bacteria working together that contribute to chronic constipation.
Key protein regulates slow oxytocin release in the brain
The brain does not only communicate through fast electrical impulses; it also relies on slower, more diffuse chemical signals that modulate our emotional and social
Single vaccine could protect against all coughs, colds and flus, researchers say
A Stanford University team have tested their nasal spray vaccine in animals but still need to do human clinical trials.
Epstein files will be just the start of a police investigation into Andrew
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is not just a former prince. The other title he held for a decade was that of UK trade envoy.
‘You can’t play cute with me’: Trump’s message as billions of dollars pledged to Gaza
Tweety McTreason’s Board of Peace has offered $7bn (£5.2bn) in funds to rebuild war-torn Gaza at the group’s first meeting, the US president has said.
Is social media addictive?
Meta is accused of harming young users with its addictive features.