200-Mile Mystery Blob Found Under New York
A massive, unexplained underground structure stretching 200 miles has been detected beneath New York, leaving geologists puzzled. Could it reshape our understanding of Earth's crust?
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Shroud of Turin may not be Jesus' burial cloth, study claims
A groundbreaking study casts doubt on the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, suggesting it may not have been the burial cloth of Jesus Christ as long believed.
Scientists reveal why Ring of Fire volcanoes are so explosive
A new study reveals the hidden mechanisms behind the explosive eruptions of 'Ring of Fire' volcanoes, reshaping our understanding of Earth's most volatile regions.
Bizarre creatures found 6 miles underwater
Researchers uncover mysterious marine life in the deepest trenches of the Pacific Ocean, revealing astonishing survival adaptations.
New species discovered in Queensland rainforest
A team of researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery deep within a Queensland rainforest, uncovering a previously unknown species that could rewrite scientific understanding.
Labour's ethical record: A legacy to celebrate
Discover how the Labour government has set new ethical standards in governance, marking a significant shift in political integrity and public trust.
Edinburgh Uni's racist science legacy exposed
A damning inquiry reveals Edinburgh University's historical involvement in promoting racist scientific theories, sparking calls for accountability and reform.
Scientists uncover true cause of spa treatment pain
Groundbreaking research uncovers the surprising reason behind discomfort in spa treatments, challenging long-held beliefs in wellness practices.
NOAA violated policies in Trump Sharpiegate scandal
A federal investigation reveals NOAA officials may have violated scientific integrity policies to support Donald Trump's erroneous Hurricane Dorian map.
Life on Earth may have come from space, scientists say
New research indicates that the building blocks of life could have arrived on Earth via meteorites, challenging traditional theories about the origins of life.
Students using AI for coursework sparks education debate
Growing numbers of UK students are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for coursework assistance, raising concerns over academic integrity and the future of learning.
Nigeria's human 'flycatchers' lure bloodsucking insects
Researchers in Nigeria have discovered a novel method to combat bloodsucking insects using human volunteers as 'flycatchers'. This groundbreaking study could revolutionise pest control in tropical regions.
Male birth control pill shows 99% effectiveness
Scientists develop breakthrough oral contraceptive for men with near-perfect effectiveness and no side effects, potentially transforming family planning.
Lammy: No UK voter fraud prosecutions in history
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy asserts that not a single person has faced prosecution for voter fraud in the UK, sparking debate over electoral integrity.
Simple test predicts lifespan - scientists reveal breakthrough
A groundbreaking study has uncovered a straightforward test that could predict your lifespan. Find out how this discovery could change healthcare forever.
Scientists make shocking Antarctic ice discovery
A groundbreaking study reveals alarming changes in Antarctic ice, with potential worldwide impacts. Experts urge immediate action.
Florida denies Trump campaign's voter data request
Florida officials have denied a request from Donald Trump's campaign for voter data, citing legal and privacy concerns. The move highlights ongoing tensions over election integrity in the US.
NH Republicans advance controversial voting law changes
Republican lawmakers in New Hampshire are advancing legislation to tighten voting rules, sparking fierce debate over election integrity and voter access.
Boy or girl? Odds aren't 50-50 say scientists
New research challenges the long-held belief that the chances of having a boy or girl are equal. Discover the surprising factors that influence your baby's gender.
Bruce Lehrmann inquiry leak sparks judge's transparency call
A judge has called for greater transparency in the Bruce Lehrmann inquiry after leaks raised concerns about the integrity of the investigation. Discover the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Toumai Skull: The Fossil That Divided Science
A gripping tale of scientific rivalry, disputed fossils, and the quest to uncover the truth about human evolution. Dive into the mystery of Toumai and the bitter feud it sparked.
Scientific publishing needs urgent reform to restore trust
Experts warn that the current scientific publishing system is undermining public trust and must undergo radical reforms to ensure transparency and credibility.
Trump science cuts trigger mass research layoffs
Deep cuts to US science funding under the Trump administration have led to widespread job losses across research institutions, threatening America's position as a global leader in innovation.
Astronomer reveals telescope project controversies
A leading astronomer speaks out about the challenges and controversies surrounding a major telescope project, revealing tensions within the scientific community.
Hugo & Curie to Be Honoured in Paris's Panthéon
French President Emmanuel Macron announces plans to move the remains of literary giant Victor Hugo and pioneering scientist Marie Curie to the Panthéon in Paris, celebrating their enduring legacies.
PNG's NRL bid hit by corruption allegations
Papua New Guinea's ambitious bid to join the NRL has been overshadowed by serious corruption allegations, raising questions about the integrity of the process.
Labour voter fraud scandal: Bank cards used as ID
Allegations of voter fraud emerge as Labour supporters reportedly use bank cards as identification in polling stations, sparking concerns over electoral integrity.
Marathon world record holder Chepngetich suspended for doping
Kenyan marathon star Ruth Chepngetich, holder of the women's world record, faces a provisional suspension following a failed doping test. The Athletics Integrity Unit is investigating the case.
North Dakota enacts controversial voting law
North Dakota introduces groundbreaking legislation to redefine voter eligibility, sparking nationwide debate on election integrity and democratic access.
Oxford Press cuts ties with China-backed forensic journal
Oxford University Press has ceased publication of a controversial academic journal funded by Chinese authorities, raising concerns over academic integrity.
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