In the silent corridors of French hospitals, where healing is meant to triumph over harm, a chilling betrayal was carried out over decades. Not by a stranger, not by an outsider,...
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When scientists last year reported signs of dimethyl sulfide (DMS), a molecule on Earth mostly produced by marine life, on the exoplanet K2 18b, headlines erupted with excitement...
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When the obituary of a scientist runs longer than that of a politician, one must pause and bow, if not out of reverence, then out of rare admiration. Last week, at the age of 95,...
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At this year’s Google I/O in Mountain View, one message stood out with unmistakable clarity: artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool you use; it is becoming the...
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Can a river long declared biologically dead come back to life with the help of data? Delhi is about to find out. In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the city government will...
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High in the quiet reaches of Nepal’s Langtang Valley, surrounded by snowy peaks and vibrant prayer flags, a unique and somber gathering took place. Scientists, villagers,...
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As the world heats up, our ways of staying cool are making the problem worse. Regular air conditioners not only gulp down electricity but also release gases that harm the planet....
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The sun is rising over Delhi’s seat of power—this time, not just metaphorically. In a move that could redefine how government buildings operate in the...
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In a momentous address marking the beginning of his papacy, Pope Leo XIV outlined a forward-looking vision rooted in continuity, inclusion, and moral clarity. Speaking before the...
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April 2025 has delivered another sobering milestone in the story of global warming. For the 11th month in a row, Earth’s temperatures have hovered at extreme levels, with...
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