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FTX sues Binance for $1.76B in battle of crypto exchanges founded by convicts

Lawsuit seeks "at least $1.76 billion that was fraudulently transferred" by SBF.




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Mazda gives the 2025 CX-50 a big efficiency boost to 38 mpg with hybrid power

A great interior and decent economy, but a harsh ride and numb steering.






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The Expedition to Heaven on Earth

At the top of Mount Everest, where the ground juts up toward space, the highest-altitude weather stations are now taking stock of our changing planet.




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How to Explore the Stars Without Ever Leaving Home

A "Dynamic Orbital Slingshot" could be just the thing for visiting interstellar comets while they're blazing through our solar system.




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Who Puts the Right into "The Right Stuff"?

Tom Wolfe's classic account of the early days of spaceflight has migrated to TV, with help from some seasoned insiders.




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An Explorer Tours the Planet of the Viruses

There are more viruses on Earth than stars in the universe. Epidemiologist Christopher Golden is helping us navigate a safe path around them.




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One Less Thing to Worry About (Mostly)

Don't believe the hype: An asteroid is almost surely not going to kill you.




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Kirby Runyon is Ready to Go Interstellar. Is NASA?

The Interstellar Probe mission is designed to take humanity farther than anyone has gone before, no technological breakthroughs required.




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The Inside Story Behind the Historic First Flight on Mars

Even if the Ingenuity helicopter fails, it is already a success — an engineering resource for a grand future of flight on other worlds.




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As Storms Continue to Batter Houston, Satellite Imagery Shows the City Darkened by a Mid-May Derecho

The views from space reveal how devastating, long-lasting thunderstorm winds left many thousands of people without power.




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Iowa Tornado's Path of Destruction as Seen From Space

Thanks to clashing air masses and a jet stream sweeping storms along between them, this spring has brought a rash of destructive tornadoes.




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Watch as a Baby Girl Gestates in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean. She Could Profoundly Affect Our Lives Soon

The remote sensing imagery below, metaphorically akin to an ultrasound, show La Niña in the womb. The climate phenomenon's due date is fast arriving.




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The Atlantic Ocean is Primed to Deliver "High-Octane Jet Fuel for Hurricanes"

The conditions favoring formation of Atlantic hurricanes are more extreme than ever seen before.




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Earth Just Can't Seem to Beat the Heat, Even as La Niña Nears

With record breaking global temperatures persisting, a new annual global heating record is likely — despite a looming La Niña.




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Fire-Breathing Smoke Storms Punch High Into the Atmosphere

These wildfire-induced thunderstorms have been occurring above blazes in the United States and Canada this summer. How do they form, and why are they significant? Read on...




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Is it Bad to Listen to Music All the Time? Here’s How Tunes Can Help or Harm

Keep the volume of your personal listening device at or below 60%




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What You Need to Know About Sun Poisoning and How to Prevent It

You might have heard of sun poisoning, but you may not know what it exactly entails. Find out more about this condition and how to avoid it.




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Treatments for Acne and Rosacea Pose Potential Cancer Risk When Improperly Stored

Researchers found that topical treatment products containing benzoyl peroxide can degrade into the carcinogen benzene if improperly transported or stored.




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Where Does Palo Santo Come From and What Is it Used For?

Palo santo, a fragrant "holy wood," is treasured for its spiritual and medicinal properties. Learn all about its origins and uses and get tips for safe, sustainable use.




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Allergies are Common Today, but Did They Also Impact Our Ancient Ancestors?

Allergies may not have existed before the Industrial Age, but records of these health issues are rare from ancient times.




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It's Important to Eat the Rainbow: How Phytochemicals in Fruits and Veggies Can Improve Your Health

Phytochemicals in fruits and veggies can improve your health. Learn how eating a rainbow of colors can boost your immunity and fight diseases.




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Is Bronchitis Contagious? Understanding the Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention

Is bronchitis contagious, and how can you protect yourself? Learn how this respiratory illness spreads, key symptoms to watch for, and ways to prevent infection.




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How to Get Rid of Tonsil Stones

Tonsil stones can be painful, but they are manageable with proper care. Learn how to treat them and get the best tips for prevention.




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Wild Animals Can Experience Trauma and Adversity Too

Marmots were the perfect test species for a wildlife adversity index.




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The Most Abundant Land Animal Totals 20 Quadrillion and They Thrive Everywhere

With over 20 quadrillion ants worldwide, ants dominate the Earth's biomass. Learn why these social insects thrive in nearly every environment.




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Animal Embryos Can Sense Predators and Food While Still Inside the Egg

Animal embryos can adapt to their surroundings in remarkable ways like sensing predators and food sources to improve their survival. But can it help them face climate change?




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How Does Photosynthesis Work?

Photosynthesis has fueled life on Earth for billions of years. Learn how it shapes ecosystems, sustains life, and even aids climate models.




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Could Zombie Deer Disease Transfer to Humans?

What exactly is zombie deer disease? Find out how chronic wasting disease spreads and if it poses a threat to humans.




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Ancient Rome had Ways to Counter the Urban Heat Island Effect

Trees are one way to cool down a city. Architects in ancient Rome also designed buildings with porticos for shade and air flow.




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From Dissipating Clouds to Record-Setting Areas of Drought, the State of the Climate in 2023 Was Shockingly Severe

Part 3 of a three-part series summarizing the findings of a new and unsettling report on climate change.




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What The Jet Stream And Climate Change Had To Do With The Hottest Summer On Record

The Eastern U.S. started summer 2024 under a record-breaking heat dome, leaving many outdoor workers struggling with the heat.




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From Open Water at the North Pole, to a Marathon Run on an Ice Floe, It Was Quite an Arctic Summer

The extent of Arctic sea ice has shriveled to its lowest extent for the year, heralding the end of summer. The ice covers about 750,000 fewer square miles of ocean than average — a testament to continuing climate change.




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Geography and Climate Change Increase Carolina Storm Risk

"Hurricane Helene caused deadly and destructive flooding when it swept through the Southeast on Sept. 26-29, 2024."




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Hurricane Milton Explodes Into a Powerful Category 5 Storm As It Heads for Florida − Here’s How Rapid Intensification Works

"Hurricane Milton became one of the most rapidly intensifying storms on record as it went from barely hurricane strength to a dangerous Category 5 storm in less than a day."




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Why Wildfires Started by Human Activities Can Be More Destructive and Harder To Contain

Heavy equipment working near dry brush sparked a destructive wildfire near Riverside, Calif., in September 2024.




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If You're Still Unsure Who to Vote For, These Two Simple Charts Could Help You Decide

Worried about the economy, but climate change isn't high on your list of concerns? Keep reading...




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What Were Margaret Floy Washburn’s Contributions to Psychology?

Margaret Floy Washburn overcame barriers in the male-dominated field of psychology. Learn how she established herself as the founding mother of comparative psychology.




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Addressing Dementia Risk Factors Could Reduce Dementia Rates By 45 Percent

The risk factors include smoking, excessive alcohol use and high LDL cholesterol.




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How Has Neurodivergence Shaped Human History?

Did some famous people throughout history have ADHD? Researchers explain why yes, some could have been neurodivergent and why the traits may be increasing today.




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Why Aggression Is a Common Symptom For Those With Dementia or Alzheimer's

Learn what causes aggression for those living with dementia and find gentle ways to comfort your loved one during challenging times.




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Difficult Children Are Only Slightly More Likely To Have Insecure Attachments With Parents

Parents may worry about connecting with a child who is hard to comfort.




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Here’s How to Maintain Healthy Smartphone Habits

Do you have a healthy relationship with your phone?




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Is it Better to Share or Hide a Secret? They Can Both Mentally and Physically Weigh Us Down

What is the psychology behind keeping secrets? How the things we hide affect our wellbeing. Here are some ways to cope with them.




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Some People Love To Scare Themselves in an Already Scary World − Here’s Why

A controlled scary experience can leave you exhilarated and relaxed afterward.




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We Want to Hear Your Thoughts

New brain-coding technology brings us one step closer to mind reading.




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Monopoly Go – Free Dice Links Today (Updated Daily)

If you keep on running out of dice, we have just the solution! Find all the latest Monopoly Go free dice links right here!




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Monopoly Go Events Schedule Today – Updated Daily

Current active events are Agent Bootcamp Event, Foam for Funds Event and Partner Event - Amazing Partners. The New Marvel Monopoly Go season has started. .




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Stopping the Spread of Invasive Species

Citizen scientists step up to stop the spread of invasive mosquitoes, giant hornets, kudzu and other exotic species.