The USS Destroyer Escort Samuel B. Roberts (DE-413), known as the Sammy B, was one of the last Allied ships standing against the Japanese in the Battle of Samar.... Read more »
The calf, named 'Nun cho ga', meaning 'big baby animal' in the Hän language, was frozen in permafrost, resulting in its remains being mummified. Experts found it is a female.... Read more »
Around 75% of American teenagers are not getting recommended their daily exercise. Girls in particular are less likely than their male peers to be getting an adequate level of daily fitness.... Read more »
A paper claims a British scientists found a cerebral cortex isn't needed to feel pain, suggesting a fetus can suffer before 24 week gestation. The scientist, however, claims his work does not state this.... Read more »
Dinosaurs don't have umbilical cords, unlike humans. Instead, the yolk sac of dinosaurs was directly attached to the body via a slit-like opening, also found in other egg-laying land animals.... Read more »
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk said his new car factories are 'losing billions of dollars' due to supply chain woes. He said it will take more effort to ramp up production than it took to build the... Read more »
On average across 11 developed countries, politicians currently live an average of 4.5 years longer than members of the populations they represent, researchers at Oxford University reveal.... Read more »
The UK's Active Debris Removal mission is just one initiative being worked on as part of the UK's plans for an 'RAC for space', aimed at tackling the debris clogging up near-Earth orbit.... Read more »
The amazing moment was seen over r Hollister, California this week. The footage shows an ominous sky with shades of deep purple and blue hanging over an open area, with a rainbow and flashes.... Read more »
Elon Musk warns that America could end up like Japan, which lost 600,000 people last year due to a steep drop in fertility and an aging population... Read more »
The discovery of the icy bodies could portend that a 'water reservoir' may be common on the edges of the planetary system - making it possible that life as we know it may yet emerge elsewhere.... Read more »
UK stargazers have been enjoying the opportunity to gaze at Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn all at once, and tonight they will be joined by a crescent moon.... Read more »
The UK's largest carbon capture plant from Tata Chemicals Europe opened today in Northwich, Cheshire. It promises to turn 20,000 cars-worth of CO2 into sodium bicarbonate each year.... Read more »
Doctors estimate that as many as 20 per cent of new mothers suffer from postnatal depression but the psychological effect on men was less known. University College London looked at 30,000 couples.... Read more »
A rare alignment of five planets was expected to reach its prime Friday for the first time since 2004, with Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn visible with the naked eye.... Read more »
Footage of an incredible 12,000-mile-tall tornado 'big enough to swallow Earth' has been captured by an astrophotographer with a home telescope in Illinois, USA.... Read more »
The spyware, created by Milan firm RCS Lab, was allegedly used by governments of Italy and Kazakhstan to spy on private messages and contacts stored on their citizens' smartphones.... Read more »
The EU imports about 4,070 tonnes of frogs' legs per year - equivalent to between 81 and 200 million frogs - the vast majority of which are captured from the wild.... Read more »
GamesBeat's Rachel Kaser is furious about the Supreme Court's failure to protect her rights and freedom. What's the games industry gonna do?... Read more »
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Are you addicted to cigarettes, gambling, alcohol, or painkillers? Or perhaps, like me, you are a chocaholic, who sometimes roams the house looking for a stash?... Read more »
Chris LeBron, a Democrat candidate for the New York State Assembly, blasted the 'pop-up' inoculation and slammed the city's health commissioner for failing to turn up.... Read more »
Around 75% of American teenagers are not getting recommended their daily exercise. Girls in particular are less likely than their male peers to be getting an adequate level of daily fitness.... Read more »
Dr Adolph Brown, a clinical psychologist, says that a recent uptick in violence in schools is a result of disruptions in life caused by Covid. The solutions begin in the home, though.... Read more »
For threat actors, exploiting human targets is easier than creating a tech exploit. They often target employees first with phishing attacks.... Read more »
Growth companies need to re-examine their relationships with auditors and maintain control of their technology stacks and security controls.... Read more »
While most consumers realize access to personal data leads to a better customer experience, they still want greater transparency and control.... Read more »
Whooping cough can kill up to one in 50 babies and cases have been on the rise in the UK. Now scientists at University Hospital Southampton hope to trial a better vaccine.... Read more »
Using data automation can benefit your organization (and your auditors) by reducing errors, improving accuracy and helping with forecasting.... Read more »
Medics from New Jersey in the US have reported using a live X-ray and gel to help fix a 48-year-old man's ruptured testicle an injury he suffered as a result of colliding into a wall with... Read more »
Before Roe v Wade was ruled on in 1973, many women turned to dangerous illegal abortions to get the procedure done. An expert warns that this will soon return with the overturn of Roe v Wade.... Read more »
The family of five-year-old Florence Bark, from from Northamptonshire are hoping the generosity of strangers can help fund her pioneering cancer treatment overseas that isn't available on the NHS.... Read more »
Doctors estimate that as many as 20 per cent of new mothers suffer from postnatal depression but the psychological effect on men was less known. University College London looked at 30,000 couples.... Read more »
The court on Friday overturned Roe v. Wade, gutting federal abortion rights protections. But it's not the first time the court has changed its mind.... Read more »
Griswold v. Connecticut is among the decisions that supports Roe v. Wade and created the "inferred right to privacy," a SCOTUS expert said.... Read more »
"You can't just remove a single block in the tower without everything falling down," Alexia Korberg, one of the lawyers who litigated the case said.... Read more »
The exiled Jedi seemed to have escaped Darth Vader's deadly grip, but former Inquisitor Reva had young Luke Skywalker in her sights as we leap into episode 6 of the Disney Plus show.... Read more »
With Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness now on Disney Plus, let's jump in to the post-credits scenes introducing a superstar actor as a Marvel hero and giving us a delightful reference to an '80s... Read more »
Goldman Sachs joins other firms like JPMorgan Chase in telling employees it is covering abortion costs for women to travel out of state.... Read more »
Roe v. Wade's overturn made Illinois an abortion oasis, as nearby states prepare bans. Planned Parenthood expects patients from 1,000 miles away.... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday ruled in a 5-4 majority opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade and send the question of abortion back to the states.... Read more »
The Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade reversal makes abortion immediately illegal in some states, and others are expected to ban abortion soon.... Read more »