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health2 min read10/25/2026Blood Patterns Could Signal Bowel Disease a Decade Early
A study found changes in blood antibodies years before Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis was diagnosed. The patterns could help identify future risk, although routine testing requires more research.
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entertainment2 min read10/25/2026RAYE Celebrates Mercury Prize Win and the Power of Music
RAYE’s second album, “This Music May Contain Hope,” won the 2026 Mercury Prize. In her acceptance speech, she spoke about albums, hope, and her difficult past with a record label.
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environment2 min read10/25/2026Why Do Iberian Lynxes Dip Rabbits in Water?
Researchers recorded female Iberian lynxes soaking dead rabbits in Spain over five years. The behavior may help with drinking or feeding young cats, but its purpose remains uncertain.
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business2 min read10/25/2026Emirates Looks at Three More US Destinations
Denver, Detroit and Philadelphia are among Emirates' possible new destinations. More efficient aircraft could support its expansion from Dubai.
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culture2 min read10/25/2026Stars Offer a New Clue to Van Gogh’s Painting
A South Korean study suggests that “The Starry Night” reflects the sky around July 22, 1889. The proposed date remains open to debate.
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world-news2 min read10/25/2026Foreign Interference Claims Divide European Officials
European officials disagree about whether foreign powers helped cause recent unrest. The European Commission says there is not enough evidence for a formal investigation, although foreign networks have exploited the violence.
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business2 min read10/25/2026How Learning and Risk-Taking Shaped KFC’s U.S. President
Catherine Tan-Gillespie valued learning over higher pay and titles. Her career took her from restaurant work at 13 to leading KFC’s U.S. business.
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sports1 min read10/25/2026Gilgeous-Alexander's 141-Game Scoring Streak Ends
A 17-point game against Denver ended Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's record streak of scoring at least 20 points in 141 consecutive games.
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business2 min read10/25/2026Quebec’s Maple Syrup Reserve Could Run Out by February
Strong US buying before expected tariffs helped drain Quebec’s backup syrup supply. Although supplies are secure for the coming year, rebuilding the reserve will depend partly on production conditions.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026Design Software Gives 3D-Printed Objects a Sense of Movement
X-Hinges builds sensors and electrical paths into printed objects using different materials. Researchers demonstrated the system with several interactive devices, while addressing differences in sensor readings.
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health2 min read10/24/2026Fish Oil Raises Brain DHA Levels but Shows No Memory Benefit
A two-year trial found no measurable benefit for memory, thinking, or a key memory region, even though a fat in fish oil reached the brain.
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entertainment2 min read10/24/2026Tom Skerritt Remembered for Alien, Top Gun and Television Roles
The actor died Wednesday at 93. His work ranged from a spaceship captain in Alien to an Emmy-winning sheriff in Picket Fences.
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environment1 min read10/24/2026Orcas Smash Sunfish, Leaving Scientists With Questions
Orcas have been observed breaking sunfish apart with powerful blows. Scientists are considering food sharing and boredom as possible explanations.
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science2 min read10/24/2026MMX Mission Aims to Bring Pieces of a Martian Moon to Earth
Japan’s MMX spacecraft will investigate how Mars’ moons formed and collect material from Phobos, with support from NASA.
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culture2 min read10/24/2026Peru Introduces a 15-Minute Ticket Purchase Window
Machu Picchu’s new ticket system gives buyers 15 minutes to pay and requires names to match identification. Daily visitor limits have not changed.
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culture2 min read10/24/2026Statue of Cyrus the Great Finds a Home in Atlanta
A new monument in Pardis Park honors the Persian king’s legacy of tolerance. Its organizers hope to share Iranian culture and a message of peaceful coexistence.
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curious2 min read10/24/2026Italian Friends Turn a Lost Ring Search Into a Trip to Ireland
Three friends searched a stream for Patrick Mohr’s wedding ring, then returned it to his Irish home with a celebration inspired by The Lord of the Rings.
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world-news2 min read10/24/2026India’s Youth Movement Protests Changes to Voter Lists
The CJP is demanding an independent review of voter list changes, while election officials defend the process.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026AI Job Losses Could Rise When the Economy Weakens, Goldman Says
Goldman Sachs estimates that AI could displace up to 9% of workers, with slower hiring reducing employment further. An economic downturn could speed up these changes.
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ai2 min read10/24/2026Warp Sciences Raises $215 Million to Improve Drug Development
Former OpenAI science leader Kevin Weil is launching an automated US lab that will use AI to improve promising drug molecules.
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