A recent study conducted by researchers affiliated with Mass General Brigham reveals that the incidence of stillbirths in the United States is substantially higher than earlier estimates, affecting more than one in every 150 births. The analysis, which examined national birth records over the past decade, indicates a revised rate
The Republican‑led House Oversight Committee released a report on Tuesday that questions the legitimacy of several executive actions taken by former President Joe Biden, citing the use of an autopen device to sign the documents. The committee’s staff briefed members that the autopen, a machine that reproduces a
A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine suggests that a single, longer walk each day provides greater cardiovascular benefits than the same total amount of walking broken into several short strolls, particularly for individuals who are otherwise sedentary. The research adds to a growing body of evidence
Indiana Republican Governor Mike Braun announced on Monday that state legislators will convene in Indianapolis for a special session aimed at redrawing the state's congressional districts. The call comes as the current map, drawn after the 2020 census, faces multiple legal challenges alleging partisan gerrymandering. Braun framed the
Mackenzie Dryden, now 20, recalls spending her childhood running barefoot through the sun‑lit cornfields of Winterset, Iowa. The idyllic memories stand in stark contrast to the diagnosis she received at 18, when doctors identified a rare form of cancer that has since become part of a broader pattern affecting
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is set to reach its perihelion – the point nearest to the Sun – within the next few days, an event that astronomers say could dramatically alter the object's appearance and behavior. The comet, first detected earlier this year, measures roughly the size of Manhattan and
The Baltimore Ravens saw their playoff outlook improve after the Chicago Bears secured a win in their latest matchup, a development that could tighten the AFC North race as the regular season approaches its midway point. While the Ravens remain a few games behind the division leader, the Bears'
Microsoft’s upcoming remake, Halo: Campaign Evolved, will focus exclusively on the single‑player storyline of the original Xbox classic. The move comes after Halo Studios released a statement clarifying why the long‑anticipated player‑versus‑player (PvP) component was removed from the project’s scope. According to the studio,
Samsung confirmed that its highly anticipated Galaxy TriFold, the company’s first triple‑folding smartphone, will be released only in a handful of markets. The announcement, which follows a series of leaks and rumors, indicates that the device will initially be sold in South Korea, parts of Europe, and select
Cameroon’s highest court confirmed on Monday that 92‑year‑old incumbent Paul Biya has secured a second consecutive term in the country’s presidential election, making him the world’s oldest sitting head of state. The vote, held on Sunday, saw official turnout reported at around 70 percent, with
Families in the United States and many other nations are choosing to have fewer children, a trend that is reshaping demographic patterns and exerting far‑reaching effects on economies worldwide, according to NPR’s ongoing series “Population Shift.” The decline is driven by a combination of factors, including higher education
Helsinki – Australian aerospace company HEO announced that it has successfully captured high‑resolution images of an unidentified Chinese satellite during its final orbital pass before re‑entry, allowing the firm to produce a detailed three‑dimensional model of the spacecraft. The satellite, which entered low Earth orbit earlier this year,