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Asus ROG Pelta review
The ROG Delta, but with a 'P', offers surprisingly robust audio and comfort at a reasonable price tag.
Sugar-based sensors offer rapid, low-cost detection of snake venom
Researchers at The University of Warwick have published the first example of a synthetic sugar detection test for snake venom, offering a new route to rapid diagnosis and better antivenoms.
Using a novel X-ray technique, researchers find more durable form of copper capable of splitting water
Copper has many uses—in electrical wires, plumbing and even coins. With its abundance and relatively low price tag, copper has also long been used as a catalyst to speed up chemical reactions—notably water and carbon dioxide electrolysis, where copper serves as an electrode and
Sweden urged to stop international adoptions after probe finds abuses and fraud
A complete ban on international adoptions to Sweden has been proposed by a government-appointed commission on Monday following its inquiry, which found widespread abuses and fraud.
11 hurt in stabbing outside Salem shelter
Eleven people were taken to a Salem hospital after a stabbing incident outside the Union Gospel Mission, Salem police told KOIN 6 News.
Trump ally wins presidential election in Poland: 6 things to know
Poland elected a conservative nationalist, Karol Nawrocki, to lead the country as its next president, in an election that could have broad implications for the future of Europe Nawrocki is set to take office on Aug. 6. Here’s what to know about the election: Visit with Trump
Watch: Mount Etna in Sicily spews huge plumes of ash
Footage shows clouds of dark coloured smoke and ash billowing from the volcano on the Mediterranean island.
When did bedbugs become a common nighttime nuisance? An expert explains
Nothing strikes fear into the hearts of home dwellers and hotel guests quite like the bedbug. The tiny, blood-sucking pests are notoriously difficult to exterminate, competing with cockroaches, mice and lice for the title of humanity's least favorite roommate.
Striking down tariffs for good would be a gift to Trump and Republicans
The White House should see this as a blessing in disguise and take the court’s ruling as a chance to recalibrate its approach.
Eurozone manufacturing shows signs of recovery: Is the slump over?
While the Eurozone and Spanish manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) increased in May, the German manufacturing sector continued to lag for the 35th consecutive month.
Hundreds arrested as violence continues around PSG's Champions League win
The winners of European club football's biggest prize arrived in Paris on Sunday afternoon and headed to the Champs-Élysées, which overnight on Saturday saw acts of violence and clashes with riot police.
Cathie Wood Just Sold Tesla Stock In May But Is She Going Away With The Robotaxi Launch Approaching?
Outrage in Kenya over detention of software developer
Rose Njeri developed a tool to help people oppose the government's finance bill.
Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: Cleveland-Cliffs, Nucor, Moderna, Tesla and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.
Venezuela warns citizens not to travel to 'dangerous' US and return home for safety
Caracas also urged Venezuelans living in the US to return, calling it a "dangerous country".
A spring in the West Bank dries up: Palestinians pay the price, Jewish settlers don't
The spring, which usually dries up once a decade during the month of July, has already dried up in early May. This forces Palestinian herding communities to buy water, leaving them susceptible to IDF blockades and increasing harassment from Jewish settlers
Syrian president under fire for saying 'We share common enemies' with Israel
Ahmad al-Sharaa's comments in an interview with a Jewish-American publication have provoked anger from commentators in the Arab world, with some wondering if Syria may be eyeing war with Lebanon
SpaceX scoops up another national security launch while ULA faces scrutiny
United Launch Alliance's years-long delays with its new Vulcan rocket have flipped the script for national security missions, making SpaceX the new reliable provider.
Africa: PSG Crush Inter to Win First-Ever Champions League Title
[Premium Times] Paris Saint-Germain have finally conquered Europe.
‘We need new numbers’: Comedian David Cross cracks jokes to spread climate crisis awareness
The Emmy award winning comic teams up with renowed scientist Michael Oppenheimer for a new video campaign David Cross is many things: a famed comic, an Emmy award winner, and a New York Times bestseller. But he is not a climate scientist. That fact might make him the perfect
Trump wants $1 billion for private-sector-led Mars exploration
U.S. President Donald Trump wants to tap the private sector to pave the way for human missions to Mars in a proposal that closely aligns with the goals of Elon Musk.
Parks, libraries, museums: here’s why Trump is attacking America’s best-loved institutions | Margaret Sullivan
The president’s funding cuts and bullying are about dividing Americans and tightening his grip on power The author and environmentalist Wallace Stegner called our national parks “America’s best idea”. Certainly, these jewels – 85m acres of parkland throughout all the 50 states
Too little, too late: A media in crisis blames Democrats for the Biden cover-up
Credibility, once lost, isn’t easily reclaimed. And the damage isn’t just to journalism, it’s to democracy itself.
Boulder attack: What to know
An attack on Sunday shook the Boulder, Colo. community, as eight individuals were wounded while attending a peaceful gathering calling for the return of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas into Gaza during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Here’s what to know about what took
Colorado River states still have no unified long-term management plan and 'are just about out of time,' experts warn
Concerningly low amounts of water are flowing from the Rocky Mountain snowpack this spring, a summer of drought looms across swaths of the West, and the negotiators tasked with devising a sustainable long-term water plan for the 40 million people who rely on the Colorado River
Quarantined ahead of 5th trip to space, Whitson inducted with trailblazer Harris to Astronaut Hall of Fame
Four-time spaceflight veteran Peggy Whitson had a good excuse for not showing up Saturday for her own induction ceremony to the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame.
Health experts have argued exercise could improve cancer survival. Now they can prove it
The findings indicate cancer patients should increase their physical activity after treatment, experts said.
