US removes Syria from list of state sponsors of terrorism
The Trump administration has embraced Syria’s new president, former al-Qaeda linked militant Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Moment tornado tears through southern France
The tornado has injured more than 40 people and destroyed homes in villages.
Caste divides make scorching summers harder in a parched corner of India
Rising heat and water scarcity are deepening old caste inequalities in Bundelkhand region, activists say.
Linux 7.3 is Shaping Up to Be One of The Most Performance-Focused Kernel Releases in Years
We posted on X a few days back, calling Linux 7.3 one of the most performance-focused releases in years. And now, going through what has
Omarchy Linux Just Got $8 Million From Tech’s Biggest Names
David Heinemeier Hansson, aka DHH, has put a number on how serious he is about desktop Linux. That number is eight million dollars, and it’s
Japan vaccinated heavily during COVID-19. Why are so many unsure about vaccinating next time?
A nationwide Japanese survey found that only 53.1% of respondents said they would accept vaccination in a hypothetical future pandemic with COVID-19-like fatality, despite substantially
Could a daily vinegar drink help with constipation? A small trial offers a clue
A randomized, double-blind trial found that adults with mild constipation who drank a vinegar beverage daily for four weeks had more frequent bowel movements than
Shared protein pathology redefines treatment for multiple neurodegenerative diseases
On the surface, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and limbic-predominant age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy (LATE) might seem like unrelated diseases.
Researchers explore the link between tau levels and depressive symptoms in older people
During typical aging and Alzheimer’s disease progression, higher levels of a protein called tau are associated with more depressive symptoms.
New statistical framework untangles genetic and environmental autism risk
A powerful new research tool from a University of Virginia School of Medicine scientist and colleagues is set to advance our understanding of how genetics
Short workouts or naps protect memory after sleep deprivation
A short workout or a nap can help protect memory after a sleepless night, a McGill University-led study has found.
Targeting cyclin-dependent kinases offers new pathways for cancer therapy
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in Germany. In the search for new therapeutic approaches that target the uncontrolled growth of tumor cells
Home-testing kits now available for women in England who have missed cervical screening
Nearly 4 million women in England can order a self-testing kits to check for high-risk HPV.
Older brains’ language processing network remains resilient to aging
As people age, many cognitive functions tend to decline. Brain scanning studies have revealed corresponding changes in the function of a brain network that is