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health2 min read10/25/2026Blood changes could reveal bowel disease risk 10 years early
A study identified antibody patterns years before Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis was diagnosed. Computer models used these patterns to distinguish future patients from healthy people.
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entertainment2 min read10/25/2026RAYE celebrates Mercury Prize win with a message of hope
The British singer won for This Music May Contain Hope, with judges praising its musical variety and its story of everyday life and love.
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environment2 min read10/25/2026Cameras reveal an unusual food habit in Iberian lynxes
Researchers in Spain have recorded female Iberian lynxes repeatedly dipping dead rabbits into water. The behaviour may help them get more water or soften food for their young, but its purpose remains uncertain.
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business2 min read10/25/2026Emirates considers expanding its US network
Denver, Detroit and Philadelphia are among the cities Emirates may serve as more efficient aircraft create opportunities for growth.
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culture2 min read10/25/2026Study links The Starry Night to a July sky
A comparison of painted stars with the real sky suggests that Van Gogh may have continued working on The Starry Night in July 1889. The interpretation remains disputed.
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world-news2 min read10/25/2026Claims of foreign involvement in European unrest remain unproven
The European Commission says there is insufficient evidence for a formal investigation, although Russia-linked networks have used the unrest to spread disinformation.
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business2 min read10/25/2026How learning and courage shaped a KFC leader’s career
Catherine Tan-Gillespie rose from washing dishes to leading KFC’s US business by seeking learning opportunities and workplaces where she could be herself.
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sports1 min read10/25/2026Gilgeous-Alexander's 141-game scoring streak ends
A 17-point performance against Denver on Thursday ended Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's record streak of games with at least 20 points.
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business2 min read10/25/2026Quebec’s maple syrup reserve nears empty after US buying surge
Extra American purchases ahead of expected tariffs helped drain Quebec’s maple syrup reserve. Production continues, and producers say supplies are secure for the coming year.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026X-Hinges brings movement sensing to 3D-printed objects
Software developed by MIT and Tianjin University builds sensors and electrical pathways into printed objects, allowing them to detect movement and respond to touch.
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health2 min read10/24/2026Fish oil supplements show no memory benefit in older adults
A two-year study found that fish oil increased a brain nutrient but did not improve thinking or protect a memory-related brain region from shrinkage.
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entertainment2 min read10/24/2026Tributes paid to Alien and Top Gun actor Tom Skerritt
Tom Skerritt has died from natural causes aged 93. His career included memorable film roles and an Emmy-winning performance in Picket Fences.
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environment1 min read10/24/2026Scientists investigate why orcas ram sunfish
Orcas have twice been observed ramming heavy sunfish until they burst apart. Scientists are considering food preparation and boredom as possible explanations.
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science2 min read10/24/2026MMX aims to bring material from a Martian moon to Earth
The Japanese mission will study Phobos and Deimos to investigate their origins, returning samples from Phobos in 2031.
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culture2 min read10/24/2026Peru introduces new Machu Picchu ticket system
A trial system gives online buyers 15 minutes to pay for named tickets, without changing visitor limits.
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culture2 min read10/24/2026Statue of Cyrus the Great brings a message of peace to Atlanta
A statue in Pardis Park celebrates an ancient Persian ruler remembered for religious freedom. Its organisers hope it will also help Americans connect with Iranian culture.
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curious2 min read10/24/2026Friends turn a search for a wedding ring into a journey to Ireland
Three Italian friends recovered Patrick Mohr’s wedding ring after a three-day search, then flew to Ireland to return it in person.
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world-news2 min read10/24/2026India’s youth movement protests over voter lists
The CJP is demanding an independent investigation into changes to India’s voter lists, while the government accuses protesters of damaging democracy.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026AI job losses could rise when the economy weakens
Goldman Sachs estimates that AI could replace up to 9% of workers. Its economists expect the disruption to become greater during an economic downturn.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026Warp Sciences raises $215 million to automate drug development work
Former OpenAI science leader Kevin Weil has launched a company that aims to bring a stage of drug development to an automated US laboratory.
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