
A record daytime drone barrage killed two and wounded dozens in the Ukrainian capital hours before Zelensky pressed the UN for continued Western support.
With China roughly halfway through a pledge to buy 25 million tons of U.S. soybeans, farmers and traders are watching today's meeting for signs the truce holds past its November expiration.
The scheme sanctioned this week sets up an October 1 completion, folding one of Lloyd's largest specialty underwriters into the Swiss insurance group.
Two sizable offerings were pulled within days of each other, underscoring how fragile the market for new stock listings remains just weeks before Anthropic's expected debut.
Meta's $1,299 VR Glasses and camera-free Muse Charm pendant mark the company's clearest bet yet that AI agents — not screens — will define its next hardware era.
Mouse embryo experiments traced the forebrain and hindbrain to distinct progenitor cells, a split the researchers say echoes across roughly 550 million years of animal evolution.
The GRAIL-funded PATHFINDER 2 trial found its Galleri blood test caught early-stage cancers often missed by routine screening, but researchers caution it is a complement, not a replacement, for standard checkups.
A near-perfect course correction and a lighter-than-budgeted launch mass mean the newly launched observatory could keep operating well into the 2040s, NASA says.

Bronze armor looted from Crete six decades ago and works tied to dealers under criminal investigation are returning to Athens, the latest chapter in a provenance overhaul that has reshaped one of the world's largest museums.