Asteroid Day Marks a Decade of Progress, But Scientists Warn of Gaps in Planetary Defense
On Asteroid Day's 10th anniversary, scientists celebrate progress but warn of gaps in planetary defense. A new North Sea crater find deepens concerns.
On Asteroid Day's 10th anniversary, scientists celebrate progress but warn of gaps in planetary defense. A new North Sea crater find deepens concerns.
France faces a new heat wave in July after a historic June canicule. Health data shows 85% spike in elderly deaths, as officials warn of another extreme episode
A rocket launch today by Relativity Space marks a record-breaking July for private launches in Florida, signaling a shift in spaceflight economics.
Memphis sends Santi Aldama to Dallas for AJ Johnson, a protected 2030 first-round pick, and two second-rounders in a deal that signals a full franchise reset.
Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana confronts his birthplace Senegal in the World Cup round of 32, revealing the emotional cost of migration and dual identity in fo
USA and Bosnia-Herzegovina meet in the World Cup Round of 32 on July 1, 2026. The co-hosts are favourites, but the underdogs aim for an upset.
Krafton agrees to pay bonuses to all Unknown Worlds staff after settling a $250M dispute. CEO Ted Gill steps down as Subnautica 2 celebrates 4M sales.
Australia beat West Indies by eight wickets in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final. They await the England-South Africa winner in Sunday's final at Lord's.
England captain Harry Kane was denied a controversial penalty against DR Congo at the World Cup, while reports suggest a new Bayern Munich deal is imminent.
Thomas Tuchel confirms England will use Gareth Southgate’s penalty shootout system at the 2026 World Cup, as the Three Lions prepare for a knockout clash with D
Wayne Rooney urges England to start Kobbie Mainoo against DR Congo, questions Harry Kane dive, and pushes Man United to sign Kane.
BBC faces backlash over TV licence reminders during World Cup, while DWP confirms free licences for pensioners on Pension Credit, worth £180 a year.