Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

HISTORICAL FACTS: 50 - The Untold Story

Nearly 190 years after the Battle of the Alamo, archaeologists unearthed cannonballs from both armies, revealing rare physical evidence of the historic 1836 siege and its final exchange of fire

Archaeologists just made an incredible discovery at the Alamo. For the first time, they found two intact cannonballs from the famous 1836 battle. Even better? They have one from each side. One is bronze, fired by Mexican forces. The other is solid iron, shot by Texan defenders. These 190-year-old artifacts…

The Economic Times

'Modern Poisoning Tools': AI Firms Buying and Destroying Thousands of Books To Feed AI Models

AI companies are buying and scanning printed books for training data, raising copyright and cultural preservation concerns as rare volumes are destroyed in the process.

International Business Times UK

Four Weeks Until School: How to Find Your Child's MMR Record and Catch Up on a Missed Dose

A practical guide to finding your child's MMR record before school, catching up on a missed dose, and getting the vaccine at no cost if eligible.

Medical Daily

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Heat Sent Far More People to Emergency Rooms This Summer Than Usual, State Trackers Show

State surveillance shows heat-related ER visits well above average in North Carolina and Virginia this summer. Who is most at risk and what helps.

Medical Daily

Al-Qaida and the Islamic State are both adopting AI – but differ in how they think about the technology

Artificial intelligence may not create a new kind of terrorism, but it makes existing tactics cheaper, faster and easier. That is the central argument of a July 2026 report from the U.S.-based think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies.

The Conversation

Texas prosecutors are calling a teenage shooting spree ‘terrorism’ – the case could reshape American criminal law

For decades, terrorism researchers have generally distinguished terrorism from other forms of violence by one defining feature: the intention to intimidate a wider audience beyond immediate victims.

The Conversation

My grandfather kept his rejected degree for 50 years. Decades later, Canada still deskills immigrants

When I told my grandfather I was accepted into my PhD program, he disappeared into the basement and returned with a worn black briefcase. Inside was a letter from Ontario’s Ministry of Education dated 1974.

The Conversation

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Bird droppings were a foundation of modern agriculture and American empire

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-third of the world’s fertilizer normally passes, has made clear that access to nutrients for crops remains as strategically important in the 21st century as access to oil.

The Conversation

NY Teachers Decry Tone-Deaf Placement of Sex Doll Company's Humanoid Robot in Native American Majority School

Salamanca High School in New York has sparked fierce backlash from teachers and the Seneca Nation over the deployment of a humanoid robot built by a firm linked to a sex-doll manufacturer.

International Business Times UK

Trump Keeps Asking Americans To 'Remember' Events That Only Happened in His Own 'Made-Up' Stories

Donald Trump frequently uses invented stories to create shared memories, such as a non-existent TV blackout caused by wind turbines, to support his political narratives and challenge fact-checkers.

International Business Times UK

Is AI Making Us Less Creative? New Study Reveals What ChatGPT May Be Doing to Your Brain

A recent MIT study suggests AI may reduce creativity and cognitive engagement by encouraging reliance on technology. While AI can boost productivity, habitual use might weaken independent thinking and creativity.

International Business Times UK

Why are Democrats so quiet about the Tate brothers?

The party’s silence shows how broadly male supremacist thinking has seeped into the conventional wisdom of political strategists

The Guardian - US

In 1943, US built an entire city, and it didn't exist on a single map

Oak Ridge, Tennessee, was a secret city of 75,000 people during World War II. This hidden community was established for the Manhattan Project's atomic bomb development. Residents worked on crucial tasks without knowing the overall purpose of their efforts. The city remained invisible to the public until the atomic bombs…

The Economic Times

AI Models Are Getting Better At Hacking. The Researchers Testing Them Are Running Out Of Time And Computing Power.

The researchers responsible for finding dangerous behavior in advanced artificial intelligence systems are struggling to test new models thoroughly as development accelerates and meaningful evaluations become more expensive, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Times of India

An Indian-origin doctor's viral bindi video sparked an online backlash. She says she's never seen so much anti-Indian hate: 5 other times Indians faced similar rhetoric in recent years

An Indian-origin plastic surgeon in the US says a light-hearted video about her bindi triggered an unprecedented wave of anti-Indian abuse online. Her experience reflects a wider trend identified by recent research, with many Indian Americans reporting racist slurs, online harassment and discrimination. Studies warn that hostility towards visible Hindu…

The Guardian - US

Trump’s deportation crackdown accelerated by potent court tool

Judges wrapping up immigration cases in unprecedented

International Business Times UK

Can Kamala Harris Win in 2028? Everything You Need To Know About Her Reported Third White House Bid

Kamala Harris tops early 2028 Democratic polls and has quietly built the groundwork for a third White House run, even as donors and former aides push for a fresh face.

The Economic Times

US energy cushion faces new stress test as Middle East risks rise again

As Middle East tensions rise, America’s energy market stability is put to the test. Record levels of electricity demand and heavy data-center usage are straining the nation’s energy system. Critical metrics like oil and gas production are actively monitored for pressure points, while tight refined product inventories raise concerns. Although…

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

International Business Times UK

Pentagon Removes Four Troops From Iran War Death List After Quiet Casualty Record Shake-up

The Pentagon's update on US troop losses in the Middle East, omitting recent deaths, has led to political backlash and scrutiny over the legal basis for these changes.

The Guardian - UK

He’s commander-in-chief of chaos. Now we’re all victims of Trump’s wars

New tariffs, gas price rises, the deaths of thousands, insecurity … We’re living at the whim of one capricious, vain, easily bored man and his gang of stooges, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

From the strait of Hormuz to the North Sea, a global maritime war rages around us – and more than the price of oil is at stake

The collapse of the rules-based order is not confined to the land: we’re imperilled as centuries of maritime cooperation sink beneath the waves, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

International Business Times UK

'#AmericaAlone': French Government Post Goes Viral After US Votes Against UN Human Rights Chief

A diplomatic row erupted on social media as France accused the US of aligning with authoritarian regimes following a UN vote, sparking widespread debate and criticism.

Kiplinger

States With No Retirement Tax Ranked by Medical Care

Zero tax on retirement income sounds great, until you can't find a doctor. Here's how five "tax havens" compare on healthcare, property taxes, and living costs.

International Business Times UK

Kai Trump Flaunts Lavish Costa Rica Getaway as Struggling Americans Battle Unrelenting Cost of Living Pressure

Kai Trump shares a Costa Rican holiday vlog as US polls reveal widespread concern over rising living costs, highlighting a stark contrast between personal luxury and national economic anxiety.

The Conversation

New research shows how vulnerable Australia would be to attacks on shipping in the Indian Ocean

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz in the US-Iran war has brought home how vital maritime trading routes are to a country like Australia, which conducts 99% of its global trade by sea.

1 … 49 50 51 52

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Artificial Intelligence

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.