Sunrise on Crew-11 Launch Attempt
A NASA photographer captured the sunrise on July 31, 2025, ahead of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 launch attempt. The Crew-11 mission will send NASA astronauts Zena
Coming Soon To An Atlas Near You: A Fifth Ocean
How many oceans are there? It’s National Geographic official now: There are five.; Credit: Alexander Gerst/ESA via Getty Images Karen Zamora, Justine Kenin, and Emma
Youth mental health challenges keep mounting 2 years after Maui wildfires
Youth in Lahaina, Hawaii, have been struggling since wildfires destroyed their hometown two years ago
Patrick Mahomes is on the worst losing streak of his NFL career. Here’s why.
When the fourth quarter between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles began on Sunday evening, the trappings were in place for another Chiefs
South Korea probes for human rights abuses in U.S. raid at Hyundai facility
South Korea said Monday that it would investigate whether its workers suffered any human rights violations during a raid by U.S. immigration authorities at a
Conor McGregor ends bid to be Irish president
The MMA fighter says the decision comes after “careful reflection” and consultation with his family.
Rubio meets Netanyahu to discuss fallout from Israel’s Qatar strike
Israel’s strike targeting Hamas leaders in Doha last week drew international outrage and was publicly criticised by the US.
India court stays key provisions of controversial new law on Muslim properties
The court refused to strike down the entire law saying “the grant of stay is only in the rarest of rare category”.
Brazil’s Lula hits back at Trump over Bolsonaro trial and tariffs
In an essay, he says Brazil’s democracy and sovereignty “are not on the table” after clashes with the White House.
Solving world hunger with data
In a recent episode of the First Person podcast we met with Magan Naidoo, Chief Data Office of the World Food Council. Magan told us
How AI certification can get you a pay bump
The AI pay bump AI is reshaping industries and this week we reported that CIOs are prioritizing certifications over college degrees to quickly validate tech
Jef Raskin’s cul-de-sac and the quest for the humane computer
Consider the cul-de-sac. It leads off the main street past buildings of might-have-been to a dead-end disconnected from the beaten path. Computing history, of course
New details emerge about suspect in Charlie Kirk killing
The suspect accused of shooting dead right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk was in a romantic relationship with his transgender roommate, Utah’s governor has said.
Iran pushes for IAEA resolution as top council backs nuclear inspections
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council says there will be no inspections if biting UN sanctions are reinstated.