The agreement, to be signed next week at the United Nations, expands the U.S. military footprint on the Danish territory while formally ruling out Chinese or Russian bases there.
Wall Street Ends Hawkish Fed Week Little Changed as 10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5%A $44 million Series A led by Playground Global, plus a $22 million Japanese government grant, will push RegCell's T-cell reprogramming platform toward its first human trials.
Brent and WTI fell for a third straight session Friday as Saudi Arabia's ship-to-ship crude workaround around a damaged export pipeline calmed traders, even as prices held above $100 a barrel.
MISTRAS shareholders will receive $20.35 a share in cash as the industrial testing and inspection company exits the public markets after a board-approved sale to the private equity firm.
EU Unveils 'Kids Act,' Barring Social Media for Under-13s Across the BlocBrussels proposes banning social media accounts for children under 13 and reshaping how platforms treat every minor, shifting the burden of proof onto tech companies.
A Swedish registry study of more than 7,000 patients found modestly slower memory decline among those on newer anticoagulants than on warfarin — but the observational design leaves the cause unproven.
Children as young as 4 with activated PI3K-delta syndrome can now access leniolisib, though the pediatric approval rests heavily on a small dosing study of just eight patients rather than a new efficacy trial.
A new analysis of decade-old spacecraft images suggests nitrogen ice is melting and rising toward the surface of Sputnik Planitia, hinting at a dwarf planet far more active than its frozen appearance suggests.
The Sony reboot, directed by 'Weapons' filmmaker Zach Cregger, posted the biggest previews in the 24-year-old franchise's history and the best reviews it has ever received.