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Roughly 200 people are under medical observation, several hospitals are under quarantine, and dozens are in isolation in Russia following the unexplained death of an infectious disease researcher at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia Continue

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Receiving a cancer diagnosis doesn’t necessarily mean what it once did. For many, the finding entails little to no threat to length or quality of life, except through the ill effects of treatments Continue

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Giving up alcohol could be your key to a healthier life. But what if that feels completely unachievable, or just undesirable, right now? A mere month of abstinence could bring lasting benefits Continue

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Are brand-new ‘historic’ country houses period-perfect or pretentious? From faux Regency to mock Georgian, brand-new but period-style English country houses are increasingly popular in the UK, US and elsewhere. What is their appeal? Continue

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Trump looms over Becerra-Hilton debate in deep-blue California. Xavier Becerra, the Democrat heavily favored to win the gubernatorial race, relentlessly tied his Republican opponent to the president. Continue

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Quantum fields carry energy. Does that prove that they’re real? Are quantum fields real, or a mere calculational tool? If energy's real, so are quantum fields Continue

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Over the last few decades, cholesterol science has changed considerably, sometimes directly contradicting previous findings, and leaving a trail of myths and half-truths in its wake. Continue

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Essentially, drinking coffee – even decaf – changes the chemistry of your gut, courtesy of the bacteria that reside in it. For example, it’s thought that short-chain fatty acids produced by some coffee-loving bugs may help quell inflammation. Continue

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Why a diesel export ban could send California gas prices soaring: Both oil companies and market analysts say a diesel export ban could have unintended consequences. Continue

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Through September 2025, solar generated 48 terawatt-hours more than it had the year before. For the same period in 2026, that number was 39 TWh. That’s still good for a growth rate of 22 percent, but it’s a considerable drop-off at a time when demand... Continue