Shohei Ohtani’s record-breaking contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers cements his status as a baseball legend and highlights the sport’s global appeal.

Clusters of measles cases have been reported in several regions of England, including London, the North West, Yorkshire, The Humber, the East Midlands, and the West Midlands, with health experts warning that more people need to be vaccinated to prevent further spread.

The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.

King Charles III celebrated his 75th birthday with a party at Highgrove House, surrounded by friends and celebrity guests.

Surgeons in New York perform world’s first complete eye transplant, offering hope for vision restoration.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky addresses concerns about housing shortages and the company’s impact on cities.

Study warns of potential collapse of Gulf Stream system, but scientists express skepticism about the claim.

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.

Atom Limbs is developing a next-generation bionic arm that combines AI, advanced sensors, and machine learning to provide a full range of human motion and haptic feedback, while also being lighter and more affordable than other bionic arms on the market.

Ultra-processed foods raise health concerns, yet experts debate their direct impact on well-being.

Protests in Bengaluru demand that billboards be written in Kannada, reflecting long-standing linguistic nationalism in the city.

Study reveals alarming rise in problematic social media use among teens, urging action for change.

Portable X-ray machines are revolutionizing healthcare in remote areas, reducing the need for patients to travel and improving access to vital services.

Uber’s CEO urges patience for electric rides, emphasizing environmental benefits and the need for government support.

Uganda’s first wildlife vet, Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, is working to save mountain gorillas from the threat of climate change, and her efforts have helped increase their population from 300 to about 500.