Cells age for many reasons, but one idea keeps resurfacing. As the years pass, small DNA changes stack up inside tissues and slowly tilt biology off balance. A new set of analyses points the finger at ...

Ancient “technologies” that still have scientists baffled Ancient civilizations demonstrated remarkable ingenuity in solving complex engineering, architectural, and technological challenges using ...

Scientists have built an artificial neuron that’s so realistic it fires, learns, and responds to chemical signals just like the real thing – a breakthrough that could transform computing, medicine, ...

Contemporary algorithmic governance appears to bring this project to life. It promises decisions purged of whim and prejudice, delivered with the regularity of a function call. Modern governance has ...

Business intelligence and analytics tools are no longer optional to deliver real-time insights and support agile business decisions.

How Palwankar Baloo Broke the Caste Barrier in Cricket on winning the Neev Book Award 2025, and on writing books on social equality and justice for kids ...

The president holds expansive power to determine what activities within the executive branch are essential and which aren’t.

Find out how eating carrots every day can boost your health, from glowing skin to sharper vision, and so much more.

To help overworked public defenders, the so-called FAIR Act calls for providing county public defenders with access to more attorneys, forensic experts, paralegals and other office staff members.

A study in Advanced Science has pinpointed how a high-salt diet can lead to cognitive decline. Researchers found excess salt disrupts a specific molecular pathway in the brain, causing the loss of a ...

A key factor in trade at ports in the ancient Greek world was the presence of sanctuaries that ensured safe exchange.