The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
Eight family members, including six children, were found dead in a Grand Haven Township home fire with some victims bearing gunshot wounds, prompting a suspicious death investigation.
A 20-year study of 1,200 women in Massachusetts found that neighborhood disadvantage predicts worse heart health and faster decline during menopause, independent of personal income or education.
A five-alarm fire in Flushing, Queens killed a 78-year-old woman and injured nearly two dozen others, spreading across three wood-frame buildings built in 1930 and displacing multiple families.
Researcher Masakazu Iwasaka's preprint study suggests silverside fish skin doesn't just reflect light—specialized iridophore cells actively respond to different light wavelengths, potentially involving light-sensing proteins similar to those in human eyes.
Nutrition experts recommend protein-rich whole foods for breakfast to maintain steady energy and metabolism throughout the day, with emphasis on hormone-supporting options over processed alternatives.
A major study reveals people worldwide are living longer but spending more years in poor health, with Americans experiencing the widest gap at 14 years of diminished quality life.
Scientists investigate an anomalous pond in Antarctica that remains liquid at minus 50 degrees while surrounded by solid ice, challenging conventional understanding of freezing points.
Estudo de Stanford com 514 pessoas mostra que avós tratam netos melhor não por culpa, mas por reorganização cerebral natural que reduz emoções negativas e aumenta resiliência com a idade.
An examination scandal in India has sparked widespread student protests, with at least one death linked to exam-related stress and fear, highlighting systemic pressures in the education system.
Hebrew University researchers found 20% of Israeli women undergoing cosmetic procedures show moderate-to-severe addiction risk, with low body esteem and problematic social media use as primary factors.
Japanese researchers discovered a sulfur-based compound called LASSS that enhances HGF protein function, potentially slowing age-related muscle loss and preserving strength in humans and animals.
University of Mindanao architecture student Ejhey Durias won the AYDA Awards for Banuas Lawod, a sustainable aquaculture hub designed to help displaced Sama-Bajau communities reconnect with their maritime heritage and livelihoods.
A rare Martian meteorite discovered in Arizona provides unprecedented insights into ancient Mars' volcanic processes, revealing highly evolved magma and shallow crystallization depths previously unknown.
An 18-year-old Black teen died under unclear circumstances during a July 4th island party in Mississippi, prompting civil rights investigations and high-profile scrutiny amid historical racial distrust of local authorities.
Advanced 3D simulations reveal Venus's massive rift valleys may be much younger and still expanding, suggesting the planet has a far more active interior than previously believed.
Dodoma Region's school feeding programme benefits 634,456 students across primary and secondary schools, with officials expanding initiatives to improve nutrition, attendance and academic performance.
An amateur astronomer discovered a 390-million-year-old meteorite impact crater in Quebec using Google Earth, marking the first publicly-reported crater confirmed by scientists.
O União Brasil oficializou a candidatura de Clécio Luís à reeleição para governador do Amapá em convenção realizada em Macapá. O geógrafo e professor atual governador também confirmou apoio a candidatos para vice-governador e Senado.
Advanced spectroscopic models reveal the Sun contains 55% more silver than previously estimated, resolving a decades-long discrepancy with ancient meteorite compositions and improving understanding of cosmic element distribution.
The Irish Times reviews Missouri Williams's debut novel The Vivisectors, a dark literary work that critiques cancel culture's pettiness while exploring themes of knowledge, language, and social decay through an unlikeable narrator.
Campeonato de 'farmar aura' foi realizado na UFMT após prefeito barrar evento no Parque das Águas, alegando falta de autorização e interesse público.
University graduates reveal cost-saving strategies for graduation attire, from thrifting and tailoring to renting, as financial pressures mount during a financially vulnerable period for students.
BuzzBallz pre-mixed cocktails, popular with Gen Z, cannot be recycled despite company claims, as their fused plastic-metal design contaminates recycling streams. Experts call it greenwashing after the company deleted misleading sustainability statements.
Howard University has disenrolled 502 students just weeks before fall classes begin due to unpaid tuition balances, leaving families scrambling to find alternatives.
