We’re kicking off a new game in our daily newsletters. Each Friday, our Morning Update and Afternoon Update will feature a riddle tied to one of the stories from earlier in the week. Here’s how it ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. The first time Justin Fowlkes got shot, he was standing at a bus stop when a stray bullet meant for someone else struck his ankle. The second time, when a bullet ...

Isotopes AI came out of stealth on Thursday with a healthy $20 million seed round. It offers an AI agent to solve a problem that data analytics products have struggled with for decades: The people who ...

Higher tariffs are often thought to present a problem to monetary policymakers at the Federal Reserve (Fed). Tariff shocks raise prices and reduce output and employment, which seems to push in ...

Giants quarterback Daniel Jones (8) is pressured by linebacker Micah Parsons (11) in the second quarter at AT&T Stadium. USA TODAY Sports Try as we might, we cannot confirm that as the negotiations ...

Southwest Airlines has invested millions of dollars in an effort to prevent beverage cans from deforming and even exploding in intense, triple-digit summer heat, according to Simple Flying. "Once it ...

Some eyebrows were raised last month when the UK Government responded to fears of summer droughts and water shortages with official guidance that included an unusual recommendation. Alongside ...

Palestine Recognitions from Europe and Beyond Ensure Long-Term Irrelevance The U.N. Deserves a Trumpian Reckoning Palestinian Statehood Declarations Are an Insult to Palestinians The U.K. Is Slouching ...

MIAMI GARDENS — Here’s a story that tells why Ollie Gordon might answer a nagging Miami Dolphins problem: His mother had to bring his birth certificate to youth football games to prove her oversized ...

Can nanotechnology solve our battery production problem? This video examines the challenges involved in lithium extraction and mining, crucial for lithium-ion batteries used in smartphones, laptops, ...

Test your brain with this tricky math question! Most people get it wrong at first glance. Divide 100 by half, add fifty, and see if you can solve it correctly. Are you up for the challenge?

The first half of the scientific name for the fiendishly fickle cocoa tree means “food of the gods”. By the time Theobrama cacao was christened by Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish naturalist, in 1753, wealthy ...