Sci-Tech
Quantum Breakthrough: Observing Chemical Reactions 100 Billion Times Slower
What happens in femtoseconds in nature can now be observed in milliseconds in the lab. Scientists at the University of Sydney have achieved a groundb…
Sport
Dominant Victory Continues for Team USA in Basketball World Cup Group Stage
Another game, another blowout for the U.S. at the Basketball World Cup. And now the competition figures to get considerably tougher. Anthony Edwards …
Health
Maximizing Mental Health: Integrating Biology and Behavior for Enhanced Treatment
There is mounting recognition in the scientific community that combining different treatment approaches for mental health conditions can create a ben…
Politics
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's Jail Sentence Suspended: What's Next?
The former prime minister of Pakistan Imran Khan has had his jail sentence suspended after the Islamabad High Court (IHC) ordered his release on bail…
Politics
Pope’s praise of Russia’s cultural legacy sparked outrage in Ukraine
The Kremlin has welcomed remarks by Pope Frances on Russia’s historical legacy, made during a speech to young Russian Catholics. “It’s very good that…
Economy
Insider traders earned three times as much as the typical investor, Reasearch says
Corporate insiders who trade stocks based on the information they gain on the job earn a lot more if they work at multinational corporations than the…
Sci-Tech
Quantum Magnet Unveils Entangled Wave Phenomenon For The First Time
Crafting organic molecules into a bizarre kind of magnet, physicists from Aalto University and the University of Jyväskylä in Finland have created th…
Culture
New Findings Rewrite the Complex Origins of North African Neolithic Culture
According to a recent study, the cultural exchanges and interbreeding between African hunter-gatherers, Neolithic European agriculturists, and East-S…
World
Alarming Prediction of a 'Population Correction' on the Horizon, New Study
A little over two centuries ago, in the year 1800, roughly a billion people called Earth home. Just a century later, it had grown by another 600 mill…
Culture
Vlad the Impaler may have cried tears of blood, a new study finds
Vlad the Impaler, also known as Count Vlad Drăculea, was not only a blood-thirsty and ruthless leader, but he also suffered from a rare condition tha…
