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Scientists were wrong about this strange mammal for nearly 40 years
Science

Scientists were wrong about this strange mammal for nearly 40 years

A remarkably complete fossil discovered in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert is changing how scientists view mammal evolution during the age of dinosaurs. The newly identified species, described in the journal Nature by researchers from the American Museum of Natural History, Stony Brook University, University of Arizona, and Arcadia University, provides new evidence about an extinct group

Recent Oglethorpe graduate builds relationships through Atlanta sports
Sports

Recent Oglethorpe graduate builds relationships through Atlanta sports

Karina Lopez Duran interned with Georgia Tech Athletics as a marketing associate. Sports have long been a driving force for Karina Lopez Duran ’25 and her career. As a dual student-athlete and business administration major at Oglethorpe, she began exploring what a career in sports could look like through internships with Atlanta Unitedthe Atlanta Hawks,

What space travel teaches us about sleep and circadian rhythms
Travel

What space travel teaches us about sleep and circadian rhythms

On Earth, most of us rarely have to think about the signals that keep our internal clocks aligned. The Sun rises, daylight changes, darkness arrives and morning comes again. Our bodies have evolved alongside this roughly 24-hour cycle. Light is one of the strongest signals our bodies use to synchronise the circadian clock. But what

Thursday news quiz: Superheroes, AI zeroes and a very lost shark | Life and style
UK

Thursday news quiz: Superheroes, AI zeroes and a very lost shark | Life and style

Swapping the glitz and glamour of last week’s visit to Istanbul for non-league football, your humble quiz master spent Saturday soaking up the sunshine while watching Walthamstow FC put a mere nine goals past a hapless Lowestoft Town. A quick sympathetic exchange with the shellshocked Lowestoft keeper – “Oh mate, long Saturday afternoon for you”

UK: Man charged with planning to attack Nigel Farage
World

UK: Man charged with planning to attack Nigel Farage

A man has been charged with planning acts of terrorism, including against far-right politician and Reform UK leader Nigel FarageBritish police said. “We have been running a hugely intensive and complex investigation for some time,” Deputy Assistant Commissioner Vicki Evans said, saying the investigation resulted in “this very serious charge.” The suspect, Joshua Kerry, was

Mining tycoon plans to spend $402 million turning his 600 hectares of farmland into a Formula 1 circuit as South Africa eyes a return after 38 years
Africa

Mining tycoon plans to spend $402 million turning his 600 hectares of farmland into a Formula 1 circuit as South Africa eyes a return after 38 years

Blue Mountain Racing has secured about 600 hectares in Swartland, near Cape Town, for a proposed Formula One-standard circuit and wider hospitality, entertainment and property development, according to local reports The proposal remains at the pre-feasibility stage and has not yet secured a Formula One race, but if successful it would mark South

Hundreds of French high schools shut as new violence erupts
Asia

Hundreds of French high schools shut as new violence erupts

French high school students lit fires outside schools and faced off with police on Friday as a protest movement that has forced the closure of some 400 establishments showed no sign of abating. The movement, which began last week in the Paris region and rapidly spread nationwide, has seen teenage pupils at lycees in their

Honda Plans US$2.5 Billion Ohio Plant: The Week in Automotive
Automotive

Honda Plans US$2.5 Billion Ohio Plant: The Week in Automotive

In this week’s automotive news, Honda plans a US$2.5 billion hybrid plant in Ohio, while Mexico’s vehicle financing reached a nine-year high through July 2026. Experts emphasize transforming nearshoring into competitive regional supply chains. Meanwhile, reports highlight manufacturers struggling with data utilization and warn that applying AI to unquestioned processes merely speeds up operational mistakes. 

Crime & Justice

Criminal Justice Grants: Q1 2026

Testing new and promising public safety policies expands the toolkit for policymakers across the country who are seeking to reduce crime and make the criminal justice system more efficient and effective. Houston, TX (May 27, 2026) — In the first quarter of 2026, Arnold Ventures (OF) awarded more than 12 new research grants through its open request

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