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SAN FRANCISCO, October 7, 2025: A new study led by researchers from Baylor College of Medicine, the Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute at Texas Children’s Hospital, and Stanford University School of Medicine has identified how a molecule produced

WASHINGTON, October 6, 2025: Gold prices reached an all-time high on Monday, surging above $3,960 per ounce as global investors sought safety amid increasing economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Spot gold climbed to $3,963.42 per ounce in early trading, setting a

Washington, D.C., October 4, 2025: As the United States government shutdown enters its third day, the release of critical economic data has been suspended, including the September employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The halt in data flow

NEW YORK, October 3, 2025: Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have demonstrated that existing fibre-optic cables, commonly used in telecommunications infrastructure, can be repurposed to detect underground geohazards such as sinkholes with a high degree of accuracy. The study, published

LONDON, October 2, 2025: The United Kingdom’s trade relationship with the United States is under mounting pressure following a series of new tariff announcements from U.S. President Donald Trump. The proposed tariffs target key British export sectors including pharmaceuticals, commercial

Seoul, South Korea, October 2, 2025:  South Korean researchers have developed a new robotics system that mimics human memory processing to improve the performance of autonomous mobile robots in industrial environments. The technology enables robots to prioritize real-time data and

LONDON, October 1, 2025: The number of extremely hot days in the world’s most populous capital cities has increased by 25 percent compared to the 1990s, according to new research released by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED).

With hours remaining before a possible U.S. government shutdown, economists and policy analysts are closely evaluating the likely effects on the economy. While the full scope of the impact depends largely on the duration of the shutdown, early indicators suggest

U.S. consumer confidence declined for a second consecutive month in September as inflationary concerns and a weakening labor market continued to weigh on household sentiment, according to new data released Tuesday by the Conference Board. The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence

Meta Platforms launched a new feature called Vibes on Sunday, introducing a curated feed of short-form videos generated entirely through artificial intelligence. The new functionality is now available in the Meta AI app and through the company’s official website. The