Scientists Find Proof of Jesus' Miracles
Researchers claim to have found scientific proof supporting two of Jesus' miracles—walking on water and turning water into wine. Discover the fascinating details behind these findings.
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Broccoli’s bitter taste may soon be history
Scientists have discovered a simple trick to make broccoli taste sweeter, potentially changing the way we grow and enjoy this superfood forever.
Alan Turing Institute faces staff revolt over identity crisis
Internal unrest grows at the Alan Turing Institute as employees call for a complete reset, citing a deepening identity crisis and unclear strategic direction.
What your tea colour says about you
Discover how your preferred shade of tea might reflect your personality traits, based on surprising scientific insights.
Hindu population decline in India and Nepal
New data reveals a surprising decline in Hindu populations across India and Nepal, sparking debates on migration, fertility rates, and religious identity.
Kids' Quiz: Why Nettles Sting & How Big Are Shooting Stars?
Discover the science behind stinging nettles and the fascinating facts about shooting stars in this fun and educational kids' quiz.
Inside LA's Bizarre Alien-Worshipping Cult
A mysterious sect in California claims to worship aliens and UFOs, led by a self-proclaimed 'Mercury' with a criminal past. Discover the strange rituals and beliefs of this fringe group.
Alaska's Russian Church sparks political tensions
The Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska faces scrutiny as its ties to Moscow fuel political debates, with figures like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin drawn into the controversy.
Scientists Create 'Frankenstein Rabbits' with Tentacles
Researchers in the US have engineered bizarre 'Frankenstein rabbits' with tentacle-like appendages in a controversial genetic experiment. The findings raise ethical concerns.
Scientists create tentacled 'Frankenstein rabbits'
In a groundbreaking yet unsettling experiment, scientists have engineered rabbits with tentacle-like appendages and black horns, sparking ethical debates.
Trump admin accused of climate report suppression
New revelations suggest the Trump administration actively suppressed critical climate science findings, sparking outrage among scientists and environmental advocates.
Kohberger's DNA matches knife sheath in Idaho murders case
Prosecutors disclose forensic evidence linking Bryan Kohberger to the Idaho student murders through DNA on a knife sheath, as the case against him builds.
Scientists engineer 'Frankenstein rabbits' with tentacles
Researchers in Colorado have genetically engineered rabbits with eerie tentacle-like appendages sprouting from their heads, sparking ethical debates and scientific fascination.
Dermatologist's top science-backed skincare tip
A leading dermatologist shares the most effective, research-backed skincare advice to achieve radiant, healthy skin—without wasting money on unnecessary products.
Fox Host: US Founded to Worship Jesus Christ
Fox News host Pete Hegseth sparks debate by asserting the United States was founded to worship Jesus Christ, drawing criticism and support from various quarters.
AI Threatens Coding Jobs for Computer Science Graduates
New research reveals that AI could replace many entry-level coding jobs, leaving computer science graduates struggling to find work. Experts warn of a looming crisis in the tech sector.
RFK Jr’s vaccine cuts: A war on science
Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s reckless stance on vaccines undermines public health and exposes his unfitness for office. Experts warn of dire consequences.
UK scientists pioneer revolutionary cancer immunotherapy
British researchers have pioneered a groundbreaking immunotherapy technique that could transform cancer treatment, offering new hope to patients worldwide.
Dr Karl’s AI Chatbot Brings Science to Life
Australia’s beloved science communicator Dr Karl Kruszelnicki now has a digital twin – an AI chatbot designed to make complex science simple and engaging for everyone.
US kids outperform Chinese in maths and science tests
A surprising study shows American students, particularly from New Orleans and Boston, surpassing Chinese counterparts in key academic areas. Experts weigh in on what this means for global education.
Badenoch: Should faith influence political decisions?
Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch's comments on faith and politics ignite a fiery discussion on religion's role in governance.
'Just Like That' return hopes dashed – fans devastated
Hopes for a swift return of 'And Just Like That' have been dashed, leaving fans heartbroken. Here's the latest on the future of the hit series.
Golden Sloths & Stars: A Kids' Science Quiz
Discover why golden sloths shimmer and what stars are made of in this engaging quiz designed to spark children's curiosity about the natural world.
Two more 9/11 victims identified in NYC after 22 years
Forensic experts in New York have identified two additional victims of the 9/11 attacks, bringing closure to families after more than 20 years.
Art Nouveau’s AI-Era Renaissance
As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity, the organic elegance of Art Nouveau offers a compelling counterbalance. Discover why this 19th-century aesthetic is experiencing a resurgence.
AJLT star thought SJP's BFF replaced them
A viral star from 'And Just Like That' spills the tea on feeling replaced by Sarah Jessica Parker's BFF. Read the exclusive revelations here!
Science reveals secret to perfect crispy bacon
Discover the scientific trick to achieving irresistibly crispy bacon every time, according to food researchers. Learn why oil makes all the difference!
Scientists reveal secret to unshrinking clothes
Breakthrough research reveals a simple method to reverse fabric shrinkage, potentially saving your favourite garments from laundry disasters.
CSIRO job cuts spark fears for Australia’s research future
Australia’s leading scientific research agency, CSIRO, is set to cut hundreds of jobs amid significant budget reductions, sparking concerns over the nation’s innovation and climate research capabilities.
Earth's shortest day coming August 5, 2025
Scientists predict Earth will experience its shortest day in 2025 due to accelerated rotation, with August 5 set to break records. Discover the science behind this phenomenon.
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