The oceans have reached their highest recorded temperature, surpassing the previous record set in 2016, according to the EU’s climate change service Copernicus.
Four suspects staged bear attacks for insurance fraud, costing companies over $141,000.
Japan Airlines appoints first female president, Mitsuko Tottori, aiming to inspire women in leadership roles.
AI is transforming how industries access instruction manuals, bridging knowledge gaps left by retiring workers.
A white alligator, one of only seven in the world, has been born at Gatorland in Orlando, Florida, leaving experts amazed.
Amazon fined €32m in France for “excessive” surveillance of workers, violating GDPR; Amazon plans to appeal.
Swedish start-up Modvion has built the world’s tallest wooden wind turbine tower, standing at 150m (492ft) tall, with the goal of producing 100 wooden modular turbines per year by 2027.
The European Union has reached a provisional agreement on comprehensive regulations for artificial intelligence, including safeguards and limitations on its use by law enforcement agencies.
75-million-year-old tyrannosaur fossil reveals that juvenile tyrannosaurs had a more selective and dissecting feeding strategy compared to adults.
A man in Australia was rescued after spending over 30 hours hiding in an underground drain network, following a car crash and a series of suspicious actions.
Advances in AI are improving electronic noses, which can detect and report specific smells, potentially transforming food safety by detecting deadly bacteria.
Surgeons in New York perform world’s first complete eye transplant, offering hope for vision restoration.
India’s saffron production is declining due to climate change and urbanization, prompting scientists and farmers to seek innovative solutions.
Protesters’ soup-throwing at the Mona Lisa highlights calls for food system reform and sustainability.
Colombia’s new regulations promote renewable energy production among local communities and indigenous groups, empowering them to participate in the energy sector and reduce reliance on large hydroelectric dams.
