U.S. Imposes Travel Restrictions Due to Ebola Outbreak in Congo and Uganda
The CDC restricts entry for travelers without U.S. passports from Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan amid…
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Trump Says He Nearly Ordered Strike on Iran but Halted Action
Former President Trump revealed he was close to ordering an attack on Iran but called it off after requests from Gulf allies amid ongoing…
Cindy Evans Leads Geology Training for Artemis Moon Missions
NASA’s Cindy Evans directs geology training for Artemis crews to support lunar science during orbit and surface exploration
ACA Enrollment Drops Fuel Premium Increases for 2027
Declining Affordable Care Act enrollment due to rising premiums and reduced subsidies is prompting insurers to raise rates again next year
Trump Endorses Challenger in Kentucky Primary Against GOP Rep. Massie
Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie faces a tough primary challenge endorsed by former President Trump, with intense spending and partisan attacks shaping the race
Soldiers Say Army Denied Requests for Medical Support Before Deadly Kuwait Attack
U.S. troops report ignored pleas for additional medical resources ahead of a lethal Iranian drone strike that killed six at a Kuwait base
At Least Six Americans Exposed to Ebola in Congo Outbreak
Multiple Americans have been exposed to the Ebola virus in Congo amid a worsening outbreak declared a global health emergency
New Single-Molecule Imaging Reveals Cancer Protein Dynamics in Cells
Researchers develop stable nanoparticle probes to track cancer-related receptors in living cells, offering insights into receptor behavior and drug effects
Mango Founder Isak Andic’s Son Arrested in Death Investigation
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango’s founder, was arrested in Spain amid a homicide investigation into his father’s fatal fall in 2024
Cuba Shot Down Two Civilian Planes in 1996, Sparking Global Outcry
On February 24, 1996, Cuban forces shot down two civilian aircraft, leading to widespread international condemnation