Hurricane Erin grows in size as it barrels towards Caribbean
The “extremely powerful” storm is downgraded in intensity but could still bring life-threatening effects.
Sudan army torturing people to death, says rights group
Emergency Lawyers group alleges the army is operating “execution chambers” in the capital.
European leaders to join Zelensky at White House meeting with Trump
British PM Sir Keir Starmer will be among those joining the Ukrainian leader on the US trip.
Hollywood stuntman set on fire for Pink Floyd cover dies aged 88
Ronnie Rondell Jr’s decades-long career saw him appear in films and TV including Baywatch, Spartacus and The Matrix Reloaded.
Paleontologists ID Ancient Whale That Looks More Like A Pokémon Than A Predator
Scientist Erich Fitzgerald described the 25-million-year-old fossil as “some weird kind of mash-up between a whale, a seal and a Pokémon.”
Rabbits In Colorado Suddenly Growing ‘Horns’ On Their Faces
Folks in Fort Collins are referring to the animals as “Frankenstein bunnies,” “demon rabbits” and “zombie rabbits.”
Reengineered enzyme enables precise detection of cell surface glycans
Sugars known as glycans form dense envelopes around cells. But they’re often ignored in biological investigations because, unlike DNA, proteins and other cellular components, tools
Engineered telomerase RNA offers temporary boost to telomere length in human stem cells
Much the way the caps on the ends of a shoelace prevent it from fraying, telomeres – regions of repetitive DNA sequences and a protein
The Alaska summit was a spectacular distraction
Trump needed a break from the infighting in MAGA so he decided an inconsequential meeting with Putin would do the trick.
Israeli military bombs power plant near Yemeni capital Sanaa
Israel fires missiles at the energy facility south of Sanaa saying it was used by Houthis, but provides no evidence.
Antigovernment protesters clash with police in several Serbian cities
Violent clashes erupt across Serbian cities between protesters and police amid ongoing unrest and calls for reform.
To the Spacemobile!
Three members of NASA’s Lewis Research Center’s (now NASA’s Glenn Research Center) Educational Services Office pose with one of the center’s Spacemobile space science demonstration
Leg movement variability provides reliable marker of dystonia in pediatric cerebral palsy
Cerebral palsy affects around one in 345 children in the U.S., and more than half of them experience a problem called dystonia – involuntary and
Cervicovaginal microbiome features predict severe chlamydia infection
A new study has identified markers that may predict whether a chlamydia infection is likely to ascend into the uterus and endometrium.