Brain Cells Help Keep Blood Pressure Stable
A tiny cluster of brainstem nerve cells may steady your blood pressure all day—even when your cuff says your average is normal.Story SnapshotUniversity of...
Election Fraud Claims Spark Investigation
Israel’s ruling Likud alleged the national election was “stolen” and asked police and election officials to investigate a list of specific crimes.Story SnapshotLikud filed...
Nobel Winners Contradict Kennedy’s Claims
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told a Michigan rally that 500 million Arabs “don’t produce science” or “literature,” a sweeping claim flatly contradicted by well-documented...
U.S. Warns of Growing Iran-Linked Threats
America’s top intelligence office warned Congress that Iran-linked plots against people in the United States have grown more advanced and persistent, citing years of...
Robot Sings, Dances With NYC Families
A $89,000 humanoid robot built by a California electric car company spent Sunday afternoon singing and dancing with strangers in a Brooklyn park, part...
Military Move Ends in Historic Globe Damage
A Pentagon move request ended with a historic Eisenhower-era globe gashed and detached from its stand, and officials say it is now being repaired.Story...
DOJ’s Alaska Lawsuit Sparks Election Fears
On the same day the Justice Department vowed not to “improperly interfere,” it sued to delay Alaska’s Senate certification if a Republican loses, reviving...
Iran War Could Last Another Year
A senior U.S. official warned the Iran war “could last another year,” even as ship attacks and oil worries keep rising.Story SnapshotU.S. Ambassador to...
NYC Votes to End Horse-Drawn Carriages by 2028
New York City’s Council voted 40–7 to end horse-drawn carriages by 2028, igniting a fight over safety, jobs, and trust in City Hall.Story SnapshotCouncil...
Viral Campus Video Leads to Student’s Withdrawal
A University of St. Thomas student has withdrawn from school and publicly apologized after a video showing her telling a protester to "go back...
