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18 briefings · “ants”
As the Iran war keeps squeezing prices, the chancellor says ministers are watching closely for profiteering signals.
Hobbyists prize these small insects. Regulators and grid operators should worry about ecological harm and even power outages.
As AI agents become autonomous, security is turning into a differentiator, a requirement, and a board-level risk strategy.
Evolution is speeding up to fill extinctions. The catch: conservation records miss many “outlaw” winners.
A new staining method lets researchers see xylem more quickly and specifically, sharpening work on vascular biology and crop resilience.
A bipartisan Senate bill advances, but giving President Trump new tariff powers is forcing lawmakers into a harder bargain.
What changed on Spain's sea border with Morocco, and why it triggered EU-wide alarm overnight.
A WHO accusation turns the obesity fight into a courtroom contest, with “billions” at stake for public budgets.
Famitsu interview: Miyamoto pitches console “selection” for kids, using Japan’s randoseru tradition as the template.
A culturally adapted lifestyle trial delivers a bigger brain-function bump by targeting risk factors participants actually have.
A six-month trial suggests one fruit serving a day may measurably shift heart-disease risk markers.
A 2026 reality check: modern rendering can hide low frame rates without smearing the whole screen.
