A Japanese study reported complete regression of several human-cancer-derived tumors in mice using a two-bacterium consortium called AUN. We examine the mechanism, severe toxicity and limits.
An in-depth historical investigation of the 1916 lynching of Jesse Washington, the culture of white vigilantism in central Texas, Elisabeth Freeman's investigation, and the NAACP's anti-lynching campaign.
A camera that can see sound? Acoustic imaging uses arrays of microphones and beamforming to visualize leaks, electrical faults and noise. Here's the science and the innovation.
Cast AI measured 5% average GPU utilization in sampled Kubernetes clusters; a separate 2026 survey found 79% of enterprise respondents at half capacity or less. What the numbers actually mean.
Inbal Ben-Ami Bartal and colleagues found rats learning to rescue trapped companions—even alongside chocolate. What the experiments reveal about animal empathy and its limits.
At Humanitas Deventer, students received free accommodation in return for companionship with senior residents. Can the model help housing affordability and loneliness?
Mao Zedong remains a towering and divisive figure in modern Chinese history. Examine the 1949 revolution, personality cult, Great Leap Forward, famine, Cultural Revolution and enduring legacy.
Sony Japan has discontinued a 4K Blu-ray player, but the format isn't dead. An investigation into streaming, recordable discs, collectors and the future of physical ownership.
Reports say Xbox developers want a console-first OS, but Microsoft's Xbox CTO says Project Helix runs on Windows. Here's what the competing claims really mean.
Undersea cables carry global communications, but claims of sabotage require evidence. An Apep Bar investigation of Russian submarine warnings, Baltic incidents and the real risks.
