NASA scientists find possible traces of life on Mars
A study analyzes biosignatures in samples that would need to be brought back to Earth for confirmation, a mission Donald Trump wants to cancel
Putin tests Warsaw, the EU, and NATO with violation of Polish airspace
The incursion of Russian drones represents the most tense episode between Europe and the Kremlin in decades
NATO warns of risk of escalation after Russian drone incursion into Poland
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk believes the incident puts Europe ‘the closest we have been to open conflict since World War Two’
The story of how a 1709 Stradivarius violin, looted during the Nazi era, resurfaced in Japan
A report by specialist Carla Shapreau illustrates the obstacles to restitution of musical heritage looted during the Third Reich
Map | What we know about the Russian drones shot down in Poland
Debris from the aircraft, which Russia is increasingly using in Ukraine, has fallen in at least four towns in the east of the country
Up to seven days in an ICE hold room: The new normal for detained migrants in the Trump era
The federal agency eliminated the 12-hour deadline for migrants to be processed. Videos show the ‘inhumane’ conditions they are being subjected to
The palace in an Italian village where two retired US sopranos ‘repair’ broken opera voices
Voice coaches Lisa Paglin and Marianna Brilla have transformed an old palazzo in Osimo into a ‘bel canto’ sanctuary where promising young artists and established opera singers alike come to retrain their vocal cords
Charlie Sheen: The remarkable survival of an actor ravaged by addiction
The ‘Platoon’ and ‘Two and a Half Men’ star traces his life and career in a Netflix documentary, derailed by his endless partying and drug abuse
Mexico declares war on sugary drinks: More taxes, less tolerance
The government expects to collect $2.2 billion from soda drinks in 2026, and the money will be fully allocated to the health budget to combat an epidemic of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, says President Claudia Sheinbaum
Trump seizes on Ukrainian refugee’s brutal murder to justify campaign against Democratic cities
A repeat offender stabbed Iryna Zarutska to death in August on public transportation in Charlotte, North Carolina. ‘We have to be vicious, just like they are,’ the president says
Venezuela launches offensive to show the US and the world it is fighting drug trafficking
The Venezuelan government says it has deployed troops to the border and insists that the flow of drugs through its territory is minimal
Judge temporarily blocks Trump’s move to oust Lisa Cook from the Fed
The case will likely end up before the US Supreme Court
Trump heckled while celebrating first month of his Washington ‘takeover’: ‘You’re the Hitler of our time!’
The US president boasted at a downtown restaurant about the decline in crime in the city, which has been under National Guard control for weeks
Gaza aid flotilla is hit by second drone attack against one of its ships
The projectile fell on the deck next to a crew member and started a fire. Leaders of the Global Sumud Flotilla called it ‘pyschological warfare’
Poland shoots down several Russian drones after an ‘unprecedented violation of its airspace’
The Polish Army has described the entry of unmanned aircraft into its territory as an ‘act of aggression’ and a ‘threat’ to the security of its citizens
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