A viral video challenges Trump’s animal-welfare record. We examine the laws and policies behind claims about bears, wolves, horses, birds and trophy hunting.
A viral reel connects 95 child-exploitation arrests, 1,024 trafficking-related arrests, French protests and the World Cup. We check the records—and the timeline.
Scientists are investigating whether a vast sunshade near the Sun–Earth L1 region could reduce warming—but engineering and climate risks remain formidable.
A study of more than 15,000 adults explores why some hugs stay in our memories and how attitudes toward touch shape emotional recollection.
A 2026 study finds that comets probably delivered life's fragile chemical ingredients to early Earth far less successfully than previously assumed.
Ancient Egyptian embalmers at Saqqara used sophisticated recipes of resins, oils and waxes—and relied on trade networks stretching far beyond Egypt.
Commonwealth Fusion Systems ordered 10,000 kilometers of superconducting tape for its planned ARC reactor. Can the company turn fusion physics into electricity?
Scientists investigate whether freezing sea ice on Hycean planets could concentrate the chemical ingredients needed for alien life to begin.
After a $7,500 monthly HOA proposal sparked outrage, Magnolia Cove's board approved $2,500 a month for 2027. Residents fear losing their homes; the HOA points to litigation and unpaid dues.
A UFO ranking puts Britain first for selected cases, but America dominates larger sighting databases. Here's what the world UFO numbers actually mean.
