Digital ghosts: Are AI replicas of the dead an innovative medical tool or an ethical nightmare?
For centuries, work with donated bodies has shaped anatomical knowledge and medical training.
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Disgruntled Ex-Turnstile Guitarist Fired By His New Band For Trashing Turnstile
Last weekend, Turnstile won their first Grammys , taking home trophies for Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance. The triumph happened shortly after former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert made some inflammatory comments about the band on social media, claiming that
NFL goalposts used to look very different: What changed, and why they moved
A lot of things have changed about the NFL, and the end zone is no exception.
Algeria begins to cancel air services agreement with UAE
Feb 7 - Algeria has begun the process of cancelling its air services agreement with the United Arab Emirates, signed in Abu Dhabi in May 2013, state media said on Saturday.
Stellantis-backed ACC shelves plans to open battery gigafactories in Italy and Germany
European vehicle battery venture Automotive Cells Company (ACC) has shelved plans to build electric vehicle battery gigafactories in Italy and Germany due to slower-than-expected growth in EV demand.
Zelensky signals US wants Russia-Ukraine to agree to peace deal by June
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed Friday that the U.S. set a June deadline to reach a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, hoping to bring an end to the nearly four-year-long war in Eastern Europe. Zelensky added that the Trump administration proposed another
Inception is Christopher Nolan's best movie
Inception just joined Memento and The Dark Knight, in the National Film Registry. Here's why it's Christopher Nolan's masterpiece.
New hybrid films could cut costs for direct X-ray detectors
In medicine, security, nuclear safety and scientific research, X-rays are essential tools for seeing what remains hidden. The materials used to create X-ray detectors can be rigid, expensive and laborious to produce. But new research led by FSU Department of Chemistry and
Saving seagrass and French oysters: Fresh solutions breathe new life into Europe's coastal areas
European coastal areas are under increasing pressure. Researchers are investigating ways to reverse this trend and help communities adapt to climate change. From Arctic fjords to Mediterranean seagrass meadows, centuries of human activity have damaged habitats that were once
XCOM 2 is 10 years old, and 2K is celebrating with a free weekend and a 95% discount on Firaxis' masterful sequel
Try one of the best games ever for nothing, then grab it for less than the price of a coffee.
For the US to compete, it will need to work with China
For American firms, full decoupling from China’s most advanced technologies is neither practical nor competitive.
As 'Sell America' trade volatility rages on, some of the biggest changes may be in your bonds
As U.S. investors diversify portfolios highly concentrated in domestic assets, it's not just international stocks but overseas bonds getting attention.
Don Henley Teases End Of The Eagles
2026 could be the final year of the Eagles, according to Don Henley, the group's last remaining founding member. In an interview on CBS Sunday Morning , he said, "I think this will probably be it. And I've said things like that before, but I feel like we're getting toward the
Jeffries calls on GOP leaders to denounce president over Obamas video: 'F--- You Trump'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) issued a plea to Republican leaders to denounce President Trump, after a video briefly depicting former President Obama and Michelle Obama as apes was pulled from Trump's social media account. In a post on Instagram, Jeffries
Storm Marta batters Portugal and Spain just days after deadly floods
Portugal and Spain both issued warnings over the potential fresh floods, after inundations blocked hundreds of roads, disrupted trains and forced thousands to evacuate from the rising waters.