International timekeeping authorities confirm no leap second will be added at the end of 2026, ending a decades-long practice.
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Ants: Who Looks After The Injured In A Colony?
Researchers uncover how ants tend to injured colony members, revealing complex social behaviors and caregiving roles within ant communities.
GAO: DOE Is Prematurely Excluding Less Expensive Options For Nuclear Cleanup
GAO reports that the Department of Energy is prematurely dismissing less costly alternatives for nuclear waste cleanup, raising concerns about efficiency and cost.
What to Use When a Family Has Two Last Names
Understanding what to use when a family has two last names depends on cultural, legal, and personal factors—discover the key considerations to make the best choice.
How To Sequence Your Own DNA At Home
A detailed guide on how individuals can sequence their DNA at home using accessible tools and methods, highlighting confirmed steps and ongoing uncertainties.
Drone Physics
Researchers develop innovative drone physics models improving stability and control, with potential applications in delivery and surveillance.
The Problem With Choosing Decor Before the Family Name Is Final
Inevitably, choosing decor too early can create a confusing mismatch with your final family name, leaving your true story unclear—discover why timing matters.
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Walworth County
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Walworth County, with authorities advising residents to stay alert and seek shelter as storms develop.
Woman Wading in Central Florida River Is Fatally Bitten by Alligator
A woman wading in a Central Florida river was fatally bitten by an alligator, prompting safety warnings and ongoing investigation.
Woman Wading in Central Florida River Is Fatally Bitten by Alligator
A woman was fatally bitten by an alligator while wading in a river in Central Florida. Authorities are investigating the incident.