This week's science roundup includes dark matter research, genetically engineered woolly mice, early salamander sightings, and a life-altering family tree revelation. Read more...

A collection of news stories ranging from a fatal accident in Slovakia and a car crash in Oakland, to the surprising world of dark chocolate and the importance of recording events. Read more...

Scientists create a woolly mouse in mammoth de-extinction efforts, the ozone layer is healing, and February was the third warmest on record. Plus, a new satellite! Read more...

Scientists genetically engineered mice to grow thick, mammoth-like hair. Meanwhile, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to erupt, sending lava fountains soaring hundreds of feet high. Read more...

This article explores recent developments in Arctic science, from debunking misinformation about increasing ice to the possibility of genetically engineered, mammoth-like elephants. It also touches on plant photosynthesis in the Arctic darkness and Czech schoolchildren excelling in robotics. Read more...

Archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old brain turned to glass by the intense heat of the Mount Vesuvius eruption. The victim, a young caretaker, was preserved in a unique and terrifying way. Read more...

American scientists are making progress toward reviving the woolly mammoth while the US South braces for severe storms. Plus, a look at GMO corn and a breakthrough in treating spinal muscular atrophy. Read more...

Scientists have made a stunning discovery: the brain of a young man who perished in the Vesuvius eruption nearly 2000 years ago was transformed into glass. This unique phenomenon offers new insights into volcanic catastrophes. Read more...

From São Paulo to Pilsen and Winsford, police forces are investigating a range of incidents, including a fatal shooting, a train accident, and a sexual assault. Read more...

A Brno self-service store was shut down due to mouse droppings in pastries, while a local family modernized their 1930s row house with clever architectural solutions. Read more...

AI is helping scientists discover hidden viruses in our bodies and an American startup is creating "woolly mice" with mammoth-like fur. Plus, a study suggests women are more generous than men. Read more...

Recent science news includes mice with mammoth hair, early water formation after the Big Bang, and the discovery of 1.5-million-year-old bone axes. Read more...

A quick overview of the latest health news, including uterus transplants, new allergy treatments, a study on sweeteners, and a US health official's resignation. Read more...

Political news includes Trump's stance on diversity, Zelensky's apology to the US, a potential US-Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia, a CNN correction, and the status of Ukrainian refugees in the US. Read more...

This week in health: a study questions vaping as a smoking cessation tool, tips for better sleep as you age, aspirin's role in reducing metastasis risk, and rising obesity rates. Read more...

Rising tensions and alarming statements from global figures are fueling fears of a potential World War III, with trade disputes and political rhetoric adding to the unease. Read more...

Recent science news includes a robotic probe aiming for the Moon's South Pole, furry mice with resurrected mammoth genes, and the explanation for a rare disease that "freezes" children. Read more...

This week in tech and business news: Segway unveils new scooters, Nona Biosciences leverages AI for drug discovery, SHEIN supports women, Axiom enhances KYC, and Kaju connects Japanese immigrants to their roots. Read more...

This week in health: the risks of CBD for children, aspirin's potential in cancer prevention, the challenges of post-weaning sadness, the paradox of women's well-being, and simplistic self-help solutions. Read more...

The FBI is offering a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Ryan Wedding, an ex-Olympic snowboarder turned drug kingpin. Plus, Canada's Liberal Party looks to replace Trudeau. Read more...