A study in the Balearic Islands reveals that intense fishing pressure on pearly razorfish may induce epigenetic changes, affecting gene regulation without altering DNA sequences, potentially impacting the species' biology.
SpaceX successfully launched its first third-generation Starlink satellites via Starship V3 but faced a second Super Heavy booster failure during a simulated landing, impacting stock performance amid a downward trend post-IPO.
SpaceX successfully launched Starship on its 13th test flight, deploying 20 Starlink satellites before the spacecraft re-entered and splashed down as planned. The mission advanced testing of the upgraded Starship V3 for future Moon and Mars use.
A new multi-modal freight corridor via Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan reduces China-Afghanistan delivery times from 2-3 months to 30 days, though security and capacity concerns persist.
Sarah Ferguson's charity, Sarah's Trust, has formally closed and been removed from the public register, a decision made in February after new details emerged from US Department of Justice documents about her friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The Trump administration announced new tariffs on 60 economies, including the EU, effective July 24, citing forced labor in imported goods. Critics view the move as a legal workaround for broad tariff programs previously struck down by the Supreme Court, utilizing Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.
The U.S.'s largest multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak, linked to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms' Mexican plant, has spread to nine states, infecting nearly 2,000 people. The CDC and FDA are investigating, while President Trump mentioned tariffs on Mexico due to the lettuce. Taylor Farms faced criticism for its response and a retraction regarding an FDA apology.
Taco Bell leadership scrambled to contain a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce, removing affected produce and reassuring customers. The outbreak has led to thousands of illnesses and a significant drop in foot traffic at restaurants.
Thailand's SEC filed a criminal complaint against Bitkub Online and two former directors, Sakolkorn Sakavee and Thaweesap Rawan, for allegedly providing false information regarding a 2021 cyberattack. Bitkub disputes the allegations, stating disclosure was delayed to prevent a bank run, while considering a potential IPO.
Archaeologists in Slovakia have uncovered the remains of a large Roman military camp near Surany, potentially used by Emperor Marcus Aurelius's army during the Marcomannic Wars nearly 1,850 years ago. The site revealed skeletons in shallow graves, ditches, and wells, alongside Roman weapons, armour, and military sandals.
Southeast Asian governments face renewed energy shocks and trade disruptions due to revived US-Iran hostilities, prompting ASEAN foreign ministers to express grave concern and urge an immediate cessation of fighting.
A Detroit woman, Ella-Salone Jones, recounts severe cyclosporiasis symptoms after eating at Taco Bell, leading to hospitalization and legal action. Her case is part of a multi-state outbreak linked to Taylor Farms' shredded iceberg lettuce, despite a "false positive" test report.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering military action against the al-Qaeda-linked group JNIM in Mali, potentially marking the eighth country targeted by the president since returning to office. This comes as Mali's military and Russian forces struggle against JNIM, while the US seeks to counter Russian and Chinese influence in the mineral-rich region.
The inauguration of the C$6.4bn Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor has been overshadowed by a US-Canada trade dispute, leading Canada to disinvite US dignitaries. The bridge, meant to symbolize unity, now reflects fraught relations as Canadian PM Mark Carney faces scrutiny over concessions to the US amid tariff threats.
Un rapport de l'ONUDC révèle que les escroqueries des réseaux criminels d'Asie du Sud-Est causeront 88,3 à 114,1 milliards de dollars de pertes en 2025 en Asie-Pacifique, utilisant travail forcé, crypto, IA et malvertising.
Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has warned about a "rare but severe" eye disorder, non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION), linked to type 2 diabetes and obesity treatments like Ozempic and Mounjaro. The warning, based on 36 reported cases, advises patients to seek urgent medical attention for sudden vision loss but not to stop treatment without consulting a doctor.
A news briefing highlights the Christian Brothers' agreement to compensate abuse survivors, new US trade tariffs on Australian exports, and domestic concerns over an impending El Niño summer, alongside other headlines including a Socceroos star's alleged drug test and airport advertising disputes.
A Polymarket account linked to convicted fraudster George Cottrell reportedly received $8.8 million in crypto from unidentified sources in 2024, betting it on Donald Trump's election win and making $4.46 million profit. Cottrell has also bankrolled Nigel Farage, raising questions about political funding transparency.
The Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO), a long-term North Pacific climate pattern, is under scrutiny after Gujarat's heavy rainfall. This explainer details how PDO operates, its distinction from El Niño, and its role in influencing monsoon behavior and global weather patterns over decades.
A US study in Ohio found that replacing gas stoves with electric ones led to a 70% drop in hospital admissions and work/school days off for people with poorly controlled asthma, along with a 70% reduction in indoor nitrogen dioxide.
Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA), an entity linked to the Christian Brothers, reversed its stance under public pressure, agreeing to fully compensate historical abuse survivors. This follows the Christian Brothers' earlier bankruptcy claim and controversial property transfers.
A distillery owner in Laos faces charges for running an illegal business and selling harmful food products after six tourists, including two Danish nationals, died from suspected methanol-tainted alcohol at Nana Backpackers Hostel in November 2024. Families deem the potential punishment inadequate, and Denmark's Foreign Minister expressed dissatisfaction.
The EU unveiled its largest sanctions package in four years against Russia, leading FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich to suspend his activity. The measures target 218 individuals and entities, including banks, vessels, and military-industrial complex, while Ukraine faces ongoing attacks.
The White House announced that a landmark US-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement is contingent on Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords and establishing diplomatic ties with Israel, a shift from earlier statements. The deal, which would use US technology, has raised concerns among experts and lawmakers over potential nuclear proliferation risks due to relaxed inspection protocols.
