New modeling suggests ordinary asymmetric supernovas may explain some stellar chemical patterns once credited to hypernovas. The debate is not settled.
Researchers in Innsbruck experimentally observed quantum states predicted in 1931. The result is a physics milestone, not evidence of supernatural forces.
The FBI listed a Dugway Proving Ground file release on October 9. What the record listing establishes—and what speculation cannot establish from a title alone.
A new report describes cooperation between Scotland's men-only Grand Lodge and women's Freemasonry. Access to premises is not a merger of their membership rules.
A class-action lawsuit questions Apple's handling of facial analysis in Photos. Apple denies wrongdoing, and the case's potential penalties are not an award.
The search for an object beneath Nikumaroro's lagoon is continuing after three days of unsafe weather. Researchers have not yet identified Earhart's airplane.
The Supreme Court will hear a dispute over public access to DOGE records. The case tests the reach of the Freedom of Information Act for presidential advisers.
SETI scientists propose a testable search for microscopic engineered material in lunar soil. No extraterrestrial technology has been found.
Italian archaeologists recovered a Bronze Age sword from submerged remains at Lake Mezzano. The archaeological find has been confirmed; its original purpose remains under investigation.
Newly reported fundraising records identify major White House ballroom donors, including companies with federal interests. What the documents show—and what they do not prove.
