If you're spending a lot of time reading headlines and following the latest news, it might seem like the world is heading to its bitter end soon enough, and titles like these just make it more likely. Well, believe it or not, in the 21st
On July 16, 2025, Yemen’s National Resistance Forces captured over 750 tons of Iranian weapons heading to Houthi rebels. The shipment included cruise missiles, drone engines, radar gear, and manuals in Farsi, clear proof of Iran’s role, according to U.S. Central Command. The gear came
Deep beneath Southern Africa and the Pacific sit enormous blobs. The African anomaly is bigger than the entirety of the U.S. It sits approximately 1,800 miles deep and 497 miles tall. In the last decade, scientists have leveraged modern technology to get a better image
Most pantries around the world are stocked for convenience, but not survival. If a real crisis were to happen, whether it's climate disaster, economic collapse, or a sudden grid failure, having the wrong foods on hand can put you at risk. Nutritional gaps, spoilage, and
Texas’ Hill Country just logged another extreme weather headline after a string of late-May thunderstorms pushed creeks beyond their banks and sent water rushing into limestone bluffs west of San Antonio. Hydrologists rank the region among America’s most flash-flood-prone corridors – a peril amplified by
Evolution isn't done yet, and one of the most visible pieces of evidence is the human ability to adapt to different situations and environments. How do some people thrive in below-freezing conditions in Antarctica, while others live equally well in the hottest parts of the desert? The
In a remarkable turn of events, sand dredging operations in the Madura Strait, an Indian Ocean channel between Java and Madura, uncovered over 6,000 fossil specimens from a submerged river valley, including two fragments of Homo erectus skulls. This groundbreaking discovery signifies the first recovery
Researchers reported in 2025 that they had discovered what is now thought to be the oldest complete human fingerprint in the world. It was discovered on a small granite pebble that was stained red ochre at the San Lázaro rock shelter near Segovia, Spain, and
For the first time in nearly six decades, Americans can examine the government’s raw files on Dr. King’s killing. On July 21, 2025, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard publicly released over 230,000 pages of documents from the FBI and other agencies. This unprecedented trove
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is synonymous with humanity's curiosity about the skies and what's outside Earth. Americans have taken pride in being the first nation on the planet to set foot on the Moon, but over half a decade has passed since then,
