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Where should we send a real 'Hail Mary' spacecraft? A new study has the answers28.03.2026A new atlas of 45 potentially habitable planets makes us think of the new film "Project Hail Mary," based on the book by Andy Weir.- Ukraine's naval drones are gunning for Russia's 'shadow fleet.' A security source says a tanker just suffered a critical hit.10.12.2025A source in the Security Service of Ukraine told Business Insider that Kyiv has attacked three tankers since late November.
- Every year, she thanks the trooper for the arrest that led to her sobriety11.12.2025Kimberly Slavens saw the flashing blue lights in her rearview mirror as she neared her Ohio apartment. She knew she was in trouble: She was returning from a bar after drinking about a half-dozen vodka tonics. Slavens was charged with operating a vehicle impaired. She cried for the next few days, worried she would go to jail, get fired from her job and lose custody of her teenage son.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. “I
- RSF attack on Sudan’s South Kordofan kills at least 14, including children29.03.2026Sudan Doctors Network said RSF and allies shelled residential areas in the city of Dilling for several hours.
- Scientists Just Discovered Japan’s First New Bird Species in Over 40 Years29.03.2026For decades, birdwatchers in Japan thought they were looking at the same little green songbird flitting through mountain forests on two far‑flung island chains. It took high‑tech DNA tests and careful recordings of birdsong to reveal that one of those birds was actually new to science. It was a hidden species that no one had
- Bring tissues and skip the mascara: The movie that's making theater-goers sob uncontrollaby16.12.2025The people who paid to be emotionally destroyed by a movie about the death of Shakespeare's son tell us about the joy of communal devastation.
- 'We were genuinely astonished': This moss survived 9 months outside the International Space Station and could still grow on Earth22.11.2025"This study demonstrates the astonishing resilience of life that originated on Earth."
- Space debris: will it take a catastrophe for nations to take the issue seriously?27.12.2025When a piece of debris hits another object in space, it can also create more space debris, adding to the problem.
- Tech Devices 2023: The Most blazing Arrivals of the Year10.08.2023The universe of innovation is steadily developing, and every year brings an influx of invigorating developments that dazzle our creative mind and
- JFK's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg reveals terminal cancer diagnosis22.11.2025Tatiana Schlossberg, the daughter of Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg and granddaughter of John F. Kennedy, has revealed her terminal cancer diagnosis in an essay published by The New Yorker on Saturday
- The Significance of Prenuptial Arrangements in Separation Procedures30.06.2023A prenuptial understanding can be a significant device to keep away from disarray and questions in case of a separation. Concurring
- Interpreter Starts Sobbing as 11-Year-Old Testifies About Last Time He Saw His Mom Before She Was Killed in Missile Strike12.12.2025Roman Oleksiv was seriously injured and his mother died when Russian missiles struck a hospital in central Ukraine in 2022
- Activists: Venezuela released just nine prisoners despite promise09.01.2026The Venezuelan government has released just nine prisoners following an announcement by the authorities in Caracas that a large number of political prisoners would be freed, the Foro Penal human rights organization said on Friday. Foro Penal said the number released represented around 1% of the 800 it believes are being held in Venezuela's prisons.
- FBI arrests Brian Cole Jr. in Jan. 6 pipe bomb investigation, ending 5-year hunt04.12.2025Authorities said there was "no new tip [or] witness" that led to the breakthrough.
- Scientists captured female sperm whales on video working together during a birth to protect the calf26.03.2026Rare footage of a sperm whale giving birth has offered scientists a window into the behavior of these large, elusive mammals. The video taken in 2023 shows female whales from two family lines working together to support the labor during critical moments and lift the newborn calf above the water. “The group quite literally helps bring the calf into the world,” said Oregon State University behavioral ecologist Mauricio Cantor in an email.
- Hot Electric Vehicles for 202305.06.2024As the interest for electric vehicles (EVs) keeps on rising, automakers are presenting imaginative models that offer noteworthy presentation, range,
- 7 Powerful Methods for forestalling Telephone Overheating: Keep Your Gadget Cool30.06.2023Telephone overheating can be a baffling issue, however ton this page are steps you can take to forestall it. Understanding
- 80 km. on foot: Sharren Haskel’s three-day march in protest of haredi draft bill10.12.2025“I couldn’t just sit there and continue to argue and see they’re not changing their minds,” Haskel told the Post about the marathon discussions on the bill taking place in the Knesset. After three days on the road and over 80 kilometers on foot, Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel (New Hope) spoke to The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday about her march this week in protest of the government’s haredi (ultra-Orthodox) draft bill, which she said endangers Israel’s future.
- Fisherman Attacked by Great White Shark Says ‘My Left Foot Was in His Mouth’26.03.2026Luke Kuhn was attacked by a great white shark in South Australia on Wednesday, March 25
- 'No Kings' protests recap: More than 8 million turned out across all 50 states, organizers say30.03.2026More than 8 million people turned out at over 3,300 No Kings protests across all 50 states on Saturday, organizers said, calling it the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history. Bruce Springsteen performed at the flagship Minneapolis rally.
