What Is Driving Volkswagen's Biggest Restructuring In Decades
Volkswagen is considering cutting up to 100,000 jobs, double earlier estimates, as part of one of the most significant overhauls in its 89-year history.
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How Was A US Citizen Rescued From Antarctica In Winter
Captain Al Wallach described the operation as one of the most demanding missions due to harsh winter conditions
Iran Rejects Trump's Claims Of Talks Amid Hormuz Shipping Slump
According to the report, regional tensions continue to escalate as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb has dropped sharply
Stanford Scientists Use AI To Design Viable Bacteriophages
The team trained AI models on genetic data and generated hundreds of potential DNA sequences based on the X174 bacteriophage.
FDA Approves Moderna's First mRNA Flu Vaccine
In a clinical study involving 40,000 adults aged 50 to 64, Moderna's vaccine reduced influenza cases by approximately 27 percent. The FDA also granted accelerated approval for adults aged 65 and older.
Scientists Capture Sharpest-Ever View Of The Sun's Surface
The team identified the phenomenon as Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, which occurs when magnetised plasma moving at different speeds generates twisting magnetic energy.
US Military Rules Out White Phosphorus Leak At South Korea Air Base
The material was identified as harmless surface corrosion caused by environmental exposure rather than the controversial chemical compound.
US Jobless Claims Rise Slightly As Layoffs Stay Historically Low
The report said weekly claims have generally remained within a range of 200,000 to 250,000 since the recovery from the pandemic recession.
How Researchers Are Testing Vaccines To Stop Cancer Before It Starts
According to the report, 18 of the 20 participants developed a strong KRAS-specific T-cell immune response, with no serious safety concerns reported during the trial.
Federal Judge Allows Utah To Enforce Gambling Laws Against Kalshi
Judge Shelby concluded that it was "implausible" to interpret federal legislation as overriding Utah's authority to enforce its own gambling regulations.
GAO Audit Says DOGE Overstated Government Savings
Auditors also found that 108 of the 264 lease terminations credited to DOGE had already been scheduled before the department was established.
FCC Says Chinese Robot Restrictions Aim To Boost U.S. Manufacturing
Last month, the agency expanded the restrictions to include connected humanoid and quadruped robots as well as power inverters used in renewable energy systems, data centres and electricity grids.
US Seeks Extradition Of Philippine Church Leader Apollo Quiboloy
Quiboloy has been detained in the Philippines since September 2024 after authorities arrested him during a raid on his compound in Davao City.
U.S. Sanctions Cuban Military Firms Over Russia And China Arms Deals
Under the sanctions, all property and financial assets of the designated individuals and organisations that fall under U.S. jurisdiction are frozen, and American citizens and businesses are prohibited from conducting transactions with them.
Hunter Wins Florida Python Challenge After Capturing 96 Snakes
This year's event attracted 907 participants from 30 U.S. states, as well as Canada and Vietnam, who collectively removed 280 pythons from the ecosystem.
Security Alert Halts US Avocado Inspections In Michoacán
Mexico is expected to export around 1.2 million metric tonnes of avocados to the United States in 2026, making the inspection programme critical to maintaining trade flows.