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    Ticks carrying Lyme disease are gaining ground in North Carolina, study finds

    A Growing Threat in the Grass: Ticks Carrying Lyme Disease Move Into North Carolina Families enjoying their backyards in North Carolina face a rising danger from an extremely small pest. A recent study reveals that the specific ticks responsible for spreading Lyme disease are expanding their...
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    Rare Sighting of Baby Whale Shark Helps Scientists Solve Ocean Mystery

    A Tiny Giant: How a Rare Baby Whale Shark Is Helping Solve an Ocean Mystery How can a fish as big as a school bus stay hidden from human eyes when it is born? For a long time, no one knew where baby whale sharks started their lives. Now, a rare sighting of a tiny newborn is helping researchers...
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    Galactic archaeologists find stars in the Milky Way came from another galaxy 12 billion years ago

    How Space Fossils Reveal the Violent Childhood of Our Galaxy The night sky looks incredibly peaceful when we look up at the stars. But beneath this quiet appearance lies a chaotic and violent history. For more than 13 billion years, our home galaxy, the Milky Way, has grown by swallowing up...
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    Scientists Test Whether Nuclear Explosion Could Deflect Earth-Bound Asteroids

    Defending Earth: How a Nearby Space Blast Could Stop a Dangerous Asteroid A large space rock heading toward Earth is a classic scenario from science fiction movies. However, in the real world, a collision with an asteroid is a legitimate hazard that scientists take very seriously. Even a...
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    Apple’s camera-equipped AirPods appear in leaked video

    New Video Reveals Wireless Earbuds Equipped with Built-In Cameras A recently discovered video has given technology enthusiasts their first look at a highly anticipated pair of smart wireless earbuds. The short clip was found tucked away inside the test version of a computer operating system. It...
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    Home Improvement Sales Rise as Homeowners Focus on Smaller Summer Projects

    Small Home Projects Rise as High Borrowing Costs Cool the Housing Market Many homeowners are choosing to paint a bedroom or repair a leaky faucet instead of remodeling their entire house. A major home improvement retailer recently saw a boost in sales because of these smaller summer projects...
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    Justice Department asks court to reinstate criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia

    Federal Government Fights to Restart Smuggling Case Against Salvadoran Man Government lawyers are asking a higher court to bring back criminal charges against a man from El Salvador. A lower court judge had previously dismissed the case, ruling that the government only brought the charges to...
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    South Korea president calls for military independence in wake of Trump call to cut joint drills

    South Korea Aims for Greater Military Independence After US Cuts Joint Exercises The leader of South Korea is pushing for his country to take full charge of its own military during times of conflict. This renewed effort comes after the United States president decided to reduce the size of...
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    How an AI Chatbot Failed a Young Woman in Crisis Before Her Suicide

    How an Artificial Intelligence Chatbot Failed a Young Woman in Crisis Sophie Rottenberg was a motivated and successful 29-year-old living in Ithaca, New York. She had recently paused her career as a public health policy analyst in Washington, D.C., to travel, hike, and climb mountains. When she...
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    Primary Elections in Florida and Alaska Feature New Voting Maps and Unusual Matchups

    New Voting Maps, Double Names, and Big Battles Highlight Upcoming Primary Elections Voters in several states are getting ready to cast their ballots in highly anticipated primary elections. These contests in Florida, Wyoming, California, and Alaska will help decide which political party...
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    Death toll from Zimbabwe ferry disaster rises to 72

    Tragedy on Lake Kariba: Dozens Lost as Overloaded Ferry Capsizes A devastating ferry accident on a large lake in Zimbabwe has claimed the lives of dozens of people. Search teams recently recovered 26 more bodies from the water, bringing the total number of confirmed deaths to 72. The boat...
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    How India emerged as a global first responder to natural disasters

    How One Nation Became a Leader in Helping Others During Natural Disasters Imagine standing on a beach when a massive wall of ocean water suddenly rushes in, sweeping away families and children playing in the sand. This actually happened when a giant wave struck coastal communities, and people...
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    Hospitals say they found a tool to help reduce childbirth risks: wristbands

    Simple Wristbands Offer a New Way to Protect New Mothers After Childbirth Hospitals across the country are trying a simple new tool to help keep mothers safe after they give birth. It is a colorful silicone wristband that says "I Gave Birth." These bands are designed to remind both mothers and...
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    Ebola outbreak in DR Congo becomes deadliest in country’s history

    Severe Ebola Outbreak Becomes the Deadliest Ever Recorded in Central African Nation The Democratic Republic of the Congo is facing a severe health crisis as a major Ebola outbreak continues to spread. The death toll from this current wave has now reached 2,325 people. This tragic milestone...
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    Photographers Capture Stunning Images of the August 2026 Total Solar

    Stunning Images Capture the Magic of the Recent Total Solar Eclipse A total solar eclipse is one of the most amazing sights in nature. During this rare event, the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, blocking out the sunlight for a few brief minutes. While most people around the...
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    "'This goes beyond showcasing technological soft power': China's new moon map signals bold

    A Highly Detailed New Chart of the Moon Scientists have successfully created a highly detailed new map of the moon. This map updates previous versions with the latest scientific discoveries. By looking closely at the lunar surface, researchers have adjusted what we know about the moon's oldest...
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    Why Gen Z Is Using 'Polyester' as a New Online Insult for Cheap

    Why Young People Are Using a Fabric Name as a New Online Insult If someone online describes your style, your home, or your daily routine as polyester, they are not giving you a compliment. A new trend has taken over social media platforms, where younger users are turning the name of this common...
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    Upcoming Mobile OS Update May Feature Double-Tap-to-Sleep Shortcut

    New Shortcuts Are Coming to Help You Turn Off Your Phone Screen Faster Many smartphone users are familiar with the daily habit of pressing the physical power button to lock their devices. While this action is simple, doing it dozens of times a day can feel repetitive. Fortunately, a highly...
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    Stock market remains mixed as investors await major retail earnings reports

    How Are American Shoppers Doing? Stock Market Waits for Big Answers The financial world is looking closely at how everyday people are spending their money. This week, several of the country's biggest stores are preparing to share their latest business results. Before these major updates, stock...
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    Social Media Giant Faces Major Lawsuit in California Over Teen Safety and App Design

    Giant Social Media Company Faces Massive Court Battle Over Teen Safety and App Design A major legal battle has begun in a California federal court that could change the future of popular social media apps. A group of 29 state attorneys general is taking the parent company of Facebook and...
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