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Science14 Jul 26
Agriwilding study from Brussels and Louvain researchers finds food output need not cost biodiversity
Science14 Jul 26
The machine that learns to smell: a roadmap for artificial olfaction
Science14 Jul 26
Berlin physicists squeeze quantum memory lifetime with a glass fiber the width of a wavelength
Culture14 Jul 26
A 95-year-old orchestra closes a season and looks ahead
Science14 Jul 26
A cleaner way to stack atom-thin materials, and what it costs to make quantum hardware real
Science14 Jul 26
Physicists close a 20-year-old loophole in how distant quantum modules can stay linked
Science14 Jul 26
Exercise rewires the heart's nerve architecture, opening a path to personalised cardiac care
Science14 Jul 26
When loneliness becomes an identity: the overlooked female face of involuntary celibacy
Science14 Jul 26
Four quiet leaps in the biosciences, from a virus family tree to a heat cloak
Science14 Jul 26
Friend selection may still run on Pleistocene wiring, study finds
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Britain and the EU sign Gibraltar treaty, ending six years of border limbo
Sport14 Jul 26
Sinner holds Wimbledon: a defending champion's quiet reboot of the men's game
Sport14 Jul 26
Sinner keeps the throne: a Wimbledon retention that resets the men's tour
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Tehran declares the Islamabad Memorandum dead, accuses Washington of "disintegrating" the deal
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Nairobi's Ol Kalou by-election will test a fence the IEBC says it is still building
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Beirut and Tel Aviv circle a deal: Lebanese Army plan tests Israeli drawdown offer
Science14 Jul 26
What Medici bones tell us about a 16th-century killing that keeps reshaping Florence's story
Science14 Jul 26
Modern slavery is a business decision, Surrey researchers argue in supply-chain study
Science14 Jul 26
A thin skin of dust: Brown team maps the moon's regolith in finer detail than ever
Science14 Jul 26
Most of the moon's water is locked deep below the surface, new analysis suggests
Science14 Jul 26
Two Singapore findings, one quiet shift in how the earth and light get measured
Science14 Jul 26
How a plant's family tree decides its carbon appetite
Science14 Jul 26
Atom-thin quantum materials step out of the lab, but the manufacturing gap is the story
Science14 Jul 26
Queensland's street-side trees quietly cool the pedestrian economy
Science14 Jul 26
Flipping the sprinkler uncovers a long-standing puzzle in fluid dynamics
Science14 Jul 26
Stanford research finds AI is reshaping, not erasing, the bottom of the labour market
Science14 Jul 26
Supervisors matter more than workplace design for disabled staff, study finds
Science14 Jul 26
Drought redraws the underground: six Kansas years push prairie soils toward a narrower microbiome
Science14 Jul 26
Three quiet breakthroughs, one big budget fight: what physics and biology are delivering while Washington argues over…
Science14 Jul 26
Three quiet wins for the microscope, the hive, and the public square
Science14 Jul 26
Two lab-scale tools, one quieter shift in how chemists handle air and water
Investigations14 Jul 26
Eleven Russian tankers burning, one corridor throttled: Kyiv takes the Azov fight to Moscow's export pipeline
Investigations14 Jul 26
Ukraine's Sea of Azov campaign hits 116 Russian vessels in nine days, drawing Lavrov's 'terrorism' charge
Science14 Jul 26
Inside the trillionth-of-a-second window where light reshapes a molecule
Arts14 Jul 26
Slimer's animatronic father: a documentary rescues Steve Johnson from the obscurity addiction nearly made permanent
Culture14 Jul 26
Sam Neill remembered: a candid witness to cinema, and a life that preferred the farm
Culture14 Jul 26
'Just a local': rural New Zealand fondly remembers Sam Neill, its everyday star
Arts14 Jul 26
A giant bird on a Melbourne bridge, and the question of who gets to keep it
Culture14 Jul 26
Oskar Lehemaa's 'Birth' finds a Tallifornia backer for a body-horror spin on parenthood
Culture14 Jul 26
Jake Xerxes Fussell Returns to the Field with The Old Beloved Path
Arts14 Jul 26
A $600,000 hole at the High
Culture14 Jul 26
Ecosexuality's elder stateswomen go to the movies
Arts14 Jul 26
The Children's Art Carnival grew up in Harlem. Columbia is asking what it built.
Sport14 Jul 26
Eight sluggers, one swing: inside a 2026 Home Run Derby that doubles as a DraftKings billboard
Africa14 Jul 26
Nigeria's oil output hits a 74-month high, undercutting its OPEC ceiling and Abuja's credibility
Crypto14 Jul 26
Bitcoin tests $64K as a soft US CPI gives bulls a thread to pull
Crypto14 Jul 26
Bitcoin's $65,000 Breakout Meets Its Inflation Handshake
Science14 Jul 26
Hubble finds a missing black hole in Omega Centauri, solving a two-decade puzzle
Science14 Jul 26
The moon is wetter than its rocks suggest, and that changes the lunar-resource math
Science14 Jul 26
A new harvester ant in the Eastern Rhodopes: what Messor odrysarum tells us about Mediterranean biogeography
Science14 Jul 26
From cosmic sugars to lunar contamination risk: five science stories the wires buried this week
Science14 Jul 26
Black hole physics, maternal rewiring and a long-predicted quantum material: the week in fundamental science
Science14 Jul 26
Alpha School's pitch collides with the evidence on AI tutoring
Science14 Jul 26
The brain rewires itself: four findings from one week that complicate the picture of how minds age, decide and decay
Science14 Jul 26
DNA origami learns Morse: molecular encryption moves from lab demo to multiplayer toy
Science14 Jul 26
An Indian aluminium breakthrough lands inside a much bigger metals race
Science14 Jul 26
Microbial cell factories inch toward industrial scale as KAIST maps the bottlenecks
Science14 Jul 26
NASA greenlights four commercial Moon landings, betting that redundant science buys down the cost of a permanent base
Science14 Jul 26
Perseverance logs a Martian marathon, and the slow case for a sample-return relay
Science14 Jul 26
Pluto's wandering mountains: six giant landslides reshape the picture of a cold, dead world
Science14 Jul 26
A quiet week in the lab, a loud set of implications
Science14 Jul 26
A room-temperature magnon coherence result lands, and the spintronics crowd takes notice
Culture14 Jul 26
Kit Fan's Chinatown elegy: a chef's reckoning with migration, memory and the city that raised him
Tech14 Jul 26
Anthropic extends Fable 5 access as OpenAI plugs Codex into Claude Code
Business14 Jul 26
Buffett pulls Berkshire stock from the Gates Foundation, with a 2034 deadline attached
Business14 Jul 26
Inflation prints cool, but Waller keeps the hawks circling
Business14 Jul 26
DP World looks east: Dubai's port giant sidesteps a Hormuz it no longer trusts
Business14 Jul 26
Seven dead in northern Gaza strike as Israel advances $2.3bn West Bank settlement expansion
Opinion14 Jul 26
Hormuz at the barrel of a gun
Opinion14 Jul 26
Even tech giants can't dodge the AI bill: IBM's earnings shock and the wallet wars heating up
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iran's Bahrain gambit: missiles, sirens and a fragile Geneva runway
Business14 Jul 26
Baghdad reopens the door to US firms while pushing US troops out
Business14 Jul 26
MetaMask turns ten with the wallet game changing underneath it
Opinion14 Jul 26
Shelling, silence, and the southern Lebanon reporting gap
Business14 Jul 26
Trump cuts Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante by more than 90 percent, opening nearly three million acres in Utah
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Sixty days, no off-ramp: Trump's Iran notification resets the war clock
Investigations14 Jul 26
Abha airport shutdown widens as airlines and a Western government withdraw over strike risk
Opinion14 Jul 26
Bahrain under fire while Geneva announces a peace accord
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Explosions hit Bandar Abbas for the second time in hours as unverified strike reports spread across Telegram
Investigations14 Jul 26
Bandar Abbas shootdown: Iran reports American drone destroyed over the Gulf, with no independent confirmation
Investigations14 Jul 26
Bandar Abbas rocked by strikes as US-Iran accord hangs over Geneva ceremony
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Bangkok pub fire toll climbs to 30 as police probe whether exits were blocked
Sport14 Jul 26
Haaland fever crosses the Atlantic: Peru's newborns carry Norway's forward
Sport14 Jul 26
A 64-team World Cup is back on the table, and the format fight starts now
Culture14 Jul 26
A24's 'Tony' and the long afterlife of Anthony Bourdain
Investigations14 Jul 26
Strikes reported across Ahvaz and the Gulf: what three Telegram posts tell us, and what they do not
Culture14 Jul 26
Albanese bets a single office can keep Australia's AI boom from blowing back on the country that paid for it
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Drone strike and missile claims hit Bahrain in a single, unverified afternoon
Opinion14 Jul 26
Bahrain wakes to a barrage: what 30 explosions tell us about the Gulf's new normal
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Bahrain incident timeline: explosions reported, then called clear, as aircraft rerouted
Opinion14 Jul 26
The Patriot That Wasn't: How a Bahrain Misfire Became an Iranian Strike in 14 Minutes
Sport14 Jul 26
Balogun, Trump and the politics of a World Cup red card
Sport14 Jul 26
Balogun saw the ban-overturn firestorm coming, and it is still burning
Culture14 Jul 26
Miniature Worlds, Full-Sized Politics: Barrois's World Cup Sculptures at LACMA
Culture14 Jul 26
Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!' arrives with a teaser built on a single cello line
Culture14 Jul 26
Half-time score: the albums that defined 2026 so far, judged by the people who actually buy them
Science14 Jul 26
A biologist's offhand tweet, and the state of science communication online
Science14 Jul 26
Foundational biology isn't slowing down, the headlines just moved
Science14 Jul 26
A week of brain research that quietly redraws the map of choice
Culture14 Jul 26
Bregenz's Floating Stage Reshapes a Festival Built on Lakeside Spectacle
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Britain's security state confronts a far-right threat, a deportation loophole, and an NHS funding fight, all in one week
Business14 Jul 26
Buffett cuts the Gates Foundation out of his annual giving, citing Epstein revelations
Business14 Jul 26
Buffett cuts the Gates Foundation loose, ending the largest philanthropic pipeline in American giving
Science14 Jul 26
A new neutron interferometer in Vienna gives researchers their first precise grip on twisted quantum waves
Investigations14 Jul 26
US Central Command opens a third round of strikes against Iran as Tehran reports renewed naval blockade
Science14 Jul 26
Cheap orbit: why the next fifteen years of cargo launches will reshape who builds what in space
Science14 Jul 26
Beijing's UN Statements as Diplomatic Receipts: A Predictable Pattern
Science14 Jul 26
Classical Chinese political thought enters the climate-justice debate
Science14 Jul 26
Reading the world through Confucian eyes: a Political Geography paper revives classical Chinese thought for…
Opinion14 Jul 26
Congress gets the letter, the bombs keep falling: a third night of US strikes on Iran
Culture14 Jul 26
Courttia Newland's essays ask artists to take back the keys to their own work
Science14 Jul 26
What the deep sea is teaching us, again
Investigations14 Jul 26
Strikes reported on Dehlran as Iranian outlets converge on a single, unverified line
Investigations14 Jul 26
Strikes reported on Dehlran as US-Iran confrontation returns to daylight
Science14 Jul 26
Two metres of DNA in a cell the size of a dust speck: how packaging, not sequence, is the next frontier of biology
Science14 Jul 26
What a cockatoo's flight tells us about minds we cannot read
Business14 Jul 26
Dubai's east-coast port and the new geography of Hormuz
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
England's World Cup run is already bending the British sports calendar
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Explosions reported in Ahvaz as unconfirmed accounts spread across Iranian state media and Telegram channels
Culture14 Jul 26
Felix Art Fair bets the poolside on solo booths and a Miami reset
Culture14 Jul 26
'Ferine': An Italian Debut Hunts Grief Through the Italian Wilds
Sport14 Jul 26
One FIFA official, acting alone, lifted Balogun's World Cup ban. That tells you who runs football.
Science14 Jul 26
Thirty-five years of Florida scrub-jay data show what monogamy buys
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Fontainebleau burns: arson probe opens as 1,900 hectares of UNESCO-listed forest go up in smoke
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Kyiv gets the keys: Paris hands Ukraine manufacturing rights to SCALP, AASM and Aster 30
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
France hands Ukraine a weapons-production license plate
Culture14 Jul 26
A vampire comedy lands in Cannes orbit: how a French-Anglo co-production is being built around Chinenye Ezeudu-Sterling
Investigations14 Jul 26
Hengam Island strike: what four Telegram channels actually tell us about a US attack on Iranian soil
Opinion14 Jul 26
The Strait of Hormuz just became a toll road for two governments at once
Opinion14 Jul 26
A toll booth in Hormuz, and the limits of coercive bargaining
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
The House just voted to lock the clock on daylight saving time. The hard part starts in the Senate.
Opinion14 Jul 26
Yemen's airlines warning is a blockade story dressed up as a security story
Investigations14 Jul 26
Houthi missiles at Abha shatter a four-year Yemen truce, hours after Riyadh blamed for Sanaa airport strikes
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
The Houthis walked away from a four-year truce. Now missiles are flying back at Saudi airports.
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Houthis hit Abha after Saudi strikes on Sanaa airport, breaking four-year truce
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Houthis end de-escalation phase after Saudi-led strikes on Sanaa airport, ending a four-year truce
Opinion14 Jul 26
A blockade by another name: the Houthis turn Sanaa's airport into leverage over Saudi airspace
Opinion14 Jul 26
IBM's quarter, the digital euro's perimeter, and the Ukraine air raid that didn't sound in time
Tech14 Jul 26
IDF strikes push Gaza City death toll past a dozen in a single day
Sport14 Jul 26
India hand England a Lord's hiding and a red-ball reckoning
Sport14 Jul 26
India close out a Lord's Test that doubled as a referendum on the format itself
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
India's 8% passport wall meets a US tariff wall
Sport14 Jul 26
Infantino opens the door to a 64-team World Cup, and the qualifier map gets messier
Sport14 Jul 26
Infantino floats a 64-team World Cup as hydration rules dominate the talk in the United States
Science14 Jul 26
Two unrelated papers land on the same week: a sugar in interstellar space, and a thermostat on the seafloor
Opinion14 Jul 26
Iran's air defence scramble around Bushehr puts a nuclear site back in the frame
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iran claims drone strike on Al-Azraq base in Jordan as ballistic missiles intercepted over the kingdom
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iran's Army claims seventh-phase strike on Al-Azraq airbase in Jordan
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iran fires ballistic missiles at Jordan, lighting up air defences over a US-aligned kingdom
Investigations14 Jul 26
Four Iranian ballistic missiles on King Faisal: what the video does and does not prove
Opinion14 Jul 26
Tehran claims a US drone over Bandar Abbas, and the picture takes care of itself
Opinion14 Jul 26
A blockade, a threat, and the question Tehran is asking Washington
Opinion14 Jul 26
Tehran draws a line: Iran says it struck a US F-18 base in Jordan and warns the 'era of hit and run is over'
Tech14 Jul 26
Iran says it shot down a US drone over Bandar Abbas; Washington has not confirmed the strike
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iranian missiles and drones hit Bahrain airspace in late-afternoon barrage
Investigations14 Jul 26
A Seafarer Killed, Bahraini Air Defenses Activated: What the 14 July Escalation Between Iran and Its Gulf Neighbours…
Investigations14 Jul 26
Tehran frames Hormozgan strike as US 'war crime' as facts remain thin
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iranian strikes and US intercepts over Jordan: what the wire shows in the first hour
Opinion14 Jul 26
Iran's missile exchange with the US crosses a line Jordan cannot pretend it didn't see
Opinion14 Jul 26
Tehran stages the martyred-leader ritual, and the speech tells you what comes next
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iranian missiles over Manama: what we know from the early wire
Opinion14 Jul 26
Missiles over Manama: what an Iranian strike on Bahrain actually signals
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iran strikes Bahrain and Kuwait as regional war enters a new phase
Investigations14 Jul 26
Trump's third-night air war on Iran: what three CENTCOM statements in 48 hours tell us
Culture14 Jul 26
Rooftop Films stretches its 2026 season into more parks, more neighborhoods
Opinion14 Jul 26
A sanctions bill that wants to be three bills
Sport14 Jul 26
Sabrina Carpenter heads the World Cup halftime rumour mill as FIFA floats a 64-team field for 2030
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Tehran fills the courtyard as the city honours a martyr
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Trump's 60-day war clock starts ticking as Congress receives formal Iran notification
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iranian missiles and drones strike Bahrain and Kuwait in expanding Gulf confrontation
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iran strikes Bahrain and Kuwait: what the first hours confirm, and what remains unverified
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Iran strikes US assets in Bahrain with a salvo hours after ceasefire claims
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Tehran says US 'disintegrated' the Islamabad memorandum, casting fresh doubt on a final deal
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iranian ballistic strike on northern Jordan: what the wire actually says
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Al-Zaidi's three announcements: a sequence, not a doctrine
Investigations14 Jul 26
Iran strikes widening: IRGC claims hits on US bases in Jordan and Bahrain as UK moves to proscribe the Guards
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Israel widens southern Lebanon strikes as incendiary munitions hit Kfar Rumman outskirts
Investigations14 Jul 26
Israeli strike on north Gaza police post kills seven, including senior Hamas-run police officer
Opinion14 Jul 26
Explosions over Jordan: what the first ninety minutes of the wire actually show
Culture14 Jul 26
A Belgian Wedding Marathon Crosses the Atlantic
Science14 Jul 26
JWST images sharpen the picture of how supermassive black holes feed
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Patience and vengeance: Tehran's clerical hierarchy reads the moment after Khamenei's assassination
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Smoke over Kuwait City: what the sirens, the columns, and the sourcing tell us
Tech14 Jul 26
Sirens in Kuwait: What the Iranian-aligned wire says, and what it doesn't
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Lebanon's shelter system under pressure as casualty count climbs past 4,300
Tech14 Jul 26
Two open-source AI releases, one quiet shift in who builds creative tools
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Macron's last Bastille Day: France turns the parade into a Ukraine solidarity display
Culture14 Jul 26
Marc Isaacs' AI doc wants you to feel the machine watching back
Tech14 Jul 26
One exposed folder just mapped three Microsoft 365 phishing rings, and the schools trying to teach around AI
Sport14 Jul 26
MLB and the 2028 Olympics: a player-union problem dressed up as a schedule
Sport14 Jul 26
MLB's 'Level the Field' campaign draws union fire as cap fight enters the open
Tech14 Jul 26
A 653-download Mamba2 model is making a quiet case for on-device AI
Culture14 Jul 26
Netflix bets on a true-crime veteran for its next big autumn swing
Sport14 Jul 26
Norway gives Haaland and his teammates a heroes' welcome, and a launch pad
Sport14 Jul 26
Norway turns a quarter-final exit into a national arrival
Culture14 Jul 26
‘Project a Black Planet’: how the Barbican is screening the archive of pan-Africanism
Opinion14 Jul 26
Projectiles Near Bandar Abbas: What the Iranian Wire Is Actually Saying
Geopolitics14 Jul 26
Ayodhya's CEO search and the quiet bureaucratisation of a temple economy
Culture14 Jul 26
In Granada, an Israeli-Palestinian kitchen becomes the front line of a quieter argument about co-resistance
Sport14 Jul 26