Reveal of Bible scrolls from time of Jesus dubbed ‘greatest archaeological discovery ever’
The ancient Dead Sea Scroll fragments dating back to the time of Jesus Christ are to go on display over in Washington, DC (Picture: AFP
Hackers breached five Polish water treatment plants. The attack vector was default passwords. Seventy per cent of American water utilities fail the same test.
Hackers breached five Polish water treatment plants in 2025, gaining access to the industrial control systems that regulate pumps, filters, and chemical dosing. In some
Uber’s robotaxi partner crashed 16 times in four months. The regulator called it “excessively assertive and insufficiently capable.”
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into Avride, Uber’s autonomous vehicle partner, after identifying 16 crashes and one minor injury in
Cambodians struggle with displaced lives amid tense ceasefire with Thailand
Families displaced by fighting fear new clashes with Thailand, say education among areas most affected by border war.
Costa Rica inaugurates right-wing president Laura Fernandez
Costa Rica inaugurated right-wing president Laura Fernandez on Friday as supporters gathered in the national stadium.
Pete Buttigieg blasts Trump’s “extraordinary” weakness after Trump blames him for gas prices
Our former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg slammed the president’s “extraordinary weakness” on May 5, after the current Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and gay Treasury Secretary
Al Jazeera reporter witnesses Israeli strikes on Lebanon
Israel has increased its attacks across southern Lebanon. Al Jazeera’s Obaida Hitto reports from Tyre.
Manufacturing qubits that can move
To get quantum computing to work, we will ultimately need lots of high-quality qubits, which we can tie together into groups of error-corrected logical qubits.
Trump reportedly plans to fire FDA Commissioner Marty Makary
Tweety McTreason has signed off on a plan to fire Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary, though insiders caution that the plan is not
Hungary’s new PM to be sworn in during ‘regime change’ party
Nearly a month ago Péter Magyar steered his Tisza party to a landslide victory, sweeping away 16 years of rule by Viktor Orbán.
Return of IS-linked families sparks debate in terror-traumatised Australia
Most Australians do not want the women and children to come home, but advocates say they’re in danger.
Tenerife resident calls docking of hantavirus ship ‘reckless’
People on Tenerife in the Canary Islands have told the BBC they are concerned about the arrival of MV Hondius.
Disturbances and 127 arrests mar Paris party after PSG Champions League victory
Fans took to the streets to celebrate the Paris team’s qualification for the final, but celebrations were marred by disturbances.
Why some brain cells are particularly vulnerable to multiple sclerosis
DNA damage from inflammation outpaces the cells’ ability to self-repair. The finding, in human brain cells and mice, could point to new MS treatments.