At least one American exposed to Ebola in Congo may have developed symptoms. The CDC was asked directly — and declined to answer.
Global AI data centers now draw 29.6 gigawatts — nearly enough to power New York State at its summer peak. The four biggest tech companies are spending $700 billion this year to keep building.
It started with a trip to a Singapore supermarket for leafy greens. It ended with mouse eyes producing their own NADPH under ambient light — and corneal damage reversed in five days.
Around 10 previously unknown victims have contacted French authorities since February, and not a single suspect has been questioned yet. The investigation is just getting started.
A million passports, a gutted pandemic agency, a nuclear plant struck in silence — and nobody was watching any of it. The institutions exist. The humans are still inside. Nobody is at the controls.
A Swatch x Audemars Piguet pocket watch retails for $400 and already resells for $15,000. The gap between those two numbers explains the pepper spray.
Canada wasn't consulted before the US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Its foreign minister now aims to double non-American trade within a decade. This weekend, she went on television to question whether the United States can still be trusted.
South Korea's prime minister is threatening emergency arbitration to block a Samsung strike. The math explains why: one day of halted chip production costs $667 million, and restarting the lines could take months.
Over a million passports and driver's licenses sat in a cloud bucket named 'tabiq,' open to anyone with a web browser, for six years. The company that put them there doesn't know how it happened.
A woman with three autoimmune diseases walked out of her hospital room seven days after a single infusion — of a cancer therapy. CAR T is now being tested against lupus, MS, and a growing list of conditions.
A drone struck the only nuclear power plant in the Arab world on Sunday. Nobody claimed it, and nobody was blamed — because accusing someone would mean having to respond.
Eight of the NIAID's ten top leadership slots have been cleared — not through retirement, but forced reassignment. Meanwhile, a 78-year-old former Fauci aide faces 51 years in prison for using his personal email.
$40 Early Access, 500K copies sold in 72 hours. The 200-hour veterans and the first-timers can't agree on what Olden Era gets right — or what it's missing.
Five million copies, $3,400 bonuses for every developer, and an 87% Steam rating. Also: a review section where "Best game ever" sits next to "BOOOOOORING." Both are sincere.
Russia's Defence Ministry says it intercepted nearly 600 drones in a single night — and dozens still got through to strike a Moscow refinery and ground every flight at the capital's airports.
Iran has set up a formal toll authority, a 40-question intake form, and fees of up to $2 million per tanker for passage through the Strait of Hormuz — a waterway that international law says should be free.
Trump left Beijing announcing billions in farm deals and 200 Boeing jets. China's Commerce Ministry confirmed the tariff cuts — and carefully avoided confirming anything else.
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