A daylong assault of more than 120 drones and a predawn ballistic-missile follow-up killed at least nine people nationwide and set fire to Ukraine's national science academy, as Moscow widens its campaign against civilian and economic targets.
Stocks Slide, 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 19-Year High as Trump Rejects Iran's Hormuz OfferFidelity and Amplify co-led an oversubscribed Series C round for the edge-AI chip startup, whose founder previously served as chief operating officer at rival Groq.
Retail diesel touched an all-time high above $6.50 a gallon last week, pushing Trump toward a export restriction that refiners warn could raise gasoline and jet-fuel prices instead.
The Chinese automaker will fold its commercial-fleet battery-swap business into Nio Power for a 30% stake, turning a years-long technical partnership into a full business combination.
The all-stock acquisition brings the Stanford AI pioneer and her spatial-reasoning startup into AMD's chip organization as the company races to answer Nvidia's world-model ecosystem.
A South Korean randomized trial found that common blood thinners sharply lowered strokes and other serious events in atrial fibrillation patients previously seen as too low-risk to treat routinely — though the open-label design and small number of events call for caution.
Tohoku University researchers watched blood flow surge into mice's brains just before REM sleep, yet found the neurons' usable energy molecule unexpectedly drop — a paradox that could reshape how scientists think about the biology of dreaming.
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's Wide Field Instrument came online this month, beaming back blurry but real starlight as engineers begin months of fine-tuning before science operations start in 2027.
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's 300,000-square-foot Exposition Park museum opened Sept. 22 after 17 years in the making. A week on, reviewers are still fighting over what "narrative art" even means.