
A 16-year-old forced his way into Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, by firing through locked doors Thursday afternoon, killing three young children and a teacher before an armed bystander pursued him inside and killed him.
A Guardian investigation ties nickel in automakers' battery supply chains to the loss of indigenous rainforest in Sulawesi, underscoring the industry's struggle to source 'clean' materials responsibly.
UK Maritime Trade Operations data shows 12 vessels struck in a single week, even as regional oil exports slow and Brent crude holds above $100 a barrel.
Revenue jumped 50% to a record $46.7 billion in the third quarter, marking a sixth straight quarter of record profit as advanced chips for Nvidia, Apple and other AI customers sell out.
Tesla's SpaceX-Powered Roadster Finally Takes Flight After Years of DelayAt a stunt-filled reveal near Waco, Texas, the redesigned Roadster drove up walls, flew over Tesla's own lineup and claimed a sub-second 0-60 time — but production isn't promised until 2028.
Executives say they are prioritizing where to test their combined mRNA-Keytruda regimen next after a Phase 3 trial delivered the first positive late-stage result for an mRNA cancer therapy.
A new federal survey item finds binge eating common among high schoolers, with sharply higher rates among girls and among Hispanic and Black students.
A 15mm hole punched clean through a shoulder blade from Iraq's Shanidar Cave is pushing researchers to rethink how far back lethal human violence reaches.
The director's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel premiered at the London Film Festival to notices calling it an overwrought misfire.