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Trump's Cabinet Nominees Face Grilling Over Epstein Files, Election Claims, and Science
The Senate held confirmation hearings for three of President Trump's nominees on Tuesday. Attorney general nominee Todd Blanche apologized to Jeffrey
By Cameron Brooks · Jul 16, 2026
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How a Naked Mole Rat Queen Uses a Common Cosmetic Chemical to Rule Her Colony
Naked mole rat queens use a common chemical compound to prevent other females in their colony from becoming fertile, new research has found. The odorl
By Emerson Gray · Jul 16, 2026
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Spain vs Argentina World Cup Final Promises an Epic Showdown on Every Level
Spain and defending champion Argentina will face off in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final this Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, with kickoff at 3
By Jamie Sullivan · Jul 16, 2026
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Four Nations Move Closer to EU Membership in a Historic Single Day
Four countries moved closer to joining the European Union on the same day for the first time since 2002. Albania, Montenegro, Moldova, and Ukraine hel
By Cameron Brooks · Jul 15, 2026
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Ancient Maya Genius Finally Gets His Name After 1,200 Years of Anonymity
Archaeologists have identified the only known named Maya mathematician, a figure called Sak Tahn Waax, meaning "white-chested fox." His name was found
By Morgan Ellis · Jul 15, 2026
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A New Alzheimer's Drug Targets Tau and Sully Sullenberger Has the Disease
A new Alzheimer's drug called diranersen showed results comparable to existing treatments in a midstage clinical trial. Unlike current drugs that targ
By Jordan Hayes · Jul 15, 2026
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One of the Largest T. Rex Fossils Ever Found Goes Up for Auction Today
A massive Tyrannosaurus rex fossil nicknamed Gus is heading to auction today with a starting bid of $19 million, and experts believe it could sell for
By Drew Mitchell · Jul 14, 2026
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Scientists Detect a True Sugar in Deep Space for the First Time
Scientists have detected a true sugar molecule in space for the first time, finding erythrulose near the center of the Milky Way. The four-carbon suga
By Riley Carter · Jul 14, 2026
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Japan Creates Its First Central Spy Agency Since World War II
Japan is establishing its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II, with $407 million set aside for the effort and a target launch dat
By Quinn Foster · Jul 14, 2026
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Forever Stamps Now Cost 82 Cents as USPS Battles a Deepening Financial Crisis
The US Postal Service has raised the price of Forever stamps from 78 cents to 82 cents, part of a broader round of price increases. The USPS recorded
By Emerson Gray · Jul 13, 2026
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FCC Greenlights Space Mirror Startup That Wants to Beam Sunlight to Earth at Night
The FCC has approved plans from California startup Reflect Orbital to launch satellites that reflect sunlight onto the dark side of Earth. The company
By Quinn Foster · Jul 13, 2026
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Senator Lindsey Graham Dead at 71 After Sudden Cardiac Event at DC Home
South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham died unexpectedly Saturday night from an aortic rupture caused by cardiac disease, according to medic
By Morgan Ellis · Jul 13, 2026
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Iran Unleashes Sweeping Gulf Missile Strikes as US-Iran War Dramatically Escalates
Euronews aired its midday news bulletin on July 12th, 2026, covering the latest developments from around the world. The bulletin, part of the network'
By Emerson Gray · Jul 12, 2026
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Arkansas Wins Federal Waiver Giving Schools More Control Over Education Dollars
Arkansas made headlines on July 11, 2026, with a range of stories reflecting life across the state. From local government decisions and community even
By Cameron Brooks · Jul 12, 2026
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Congress Returns From Recess Facing a Jam-Packed and Fractured Legislative Agenda
The U.S. Congress remains a central hub of national political activity, with both the House of Representatives and the Senate regularly producing sign
By Rowan Fletcher · Jul 12, 2026
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Landmark Housing Law Takes Effect Without Trump's Signature After Standoff
A bipartisan housing affordability bill will become law without President Trump's signature after he let a 10-day signing deadline pass. Trump had pre
By Rowan Fletcher · Jul 11, 2026
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Apple Accuses OpenAI of Orchestrating Systematic Theft of Its Hardware Secrets
Apple has filed a lawsuit against two former employees who left to join OpenAI, accusing them of stealing confidential information. One defendant is O
By Sydney Parker · Jul 11, 2026
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The Bayeux Tapestry Has Arrived in England for the First Time in Nearly 1,000 Years
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived at London's British Museum, marking the first time the 11th-century embroidery has left France in nearly 1,000 years.
By Sydney Parker · Jul 11, 2026
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Welsh Rock Legend Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75 After Months-Long Battle in Portugal
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh pop singer famous for her raspy voice and the iconic 1980s ballad Total Eclipse of the Heart, has died at age 75 following com
By Quinn Foster · Jul 10, 2026
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Palm Beach Airport Makes History as First US Airport Named After a Sitting President
Palm Beach International Airport in Florida has been officially renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport, making it the first U.S. airp
By Hayden Walsh · Jul 10, 2026
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The World Trade Center Is Finally Complete — Almost
Construction has begun on the last office building planned for the World Trade Center campus in New York City, nearly 25 years after the September 11
By Quinn Foster · Jul 10, 2026
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Maine Democrats Scramble to Replace Senate Candidate After Rape Allegation Forces Him Out
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has suspended his campaign in Maine after facing multiple serious allegations, including a rape accusation
By Reese Coleman · Jul 9, 2026
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Single Brain Cells May Be the Hidden Secret Behind Human Intelligence
A new study suggests human intelligence may be rooted in the power of individual brain cells, not just their sheer number. Researchers used an AI mode
By Emerson Gray · Jul 9, 2026
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Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Dead as US Airstrikes Resume and Hormuz Burns
The US launched new airstrikes against Iran after President Trump declared the ceasefire "over," targeting Iran's air defense systems and over 60 para
By Taylor Reed · Jul 9, 2026
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