The scope of biological possibility expands | Science
A synthetic biologist looks to the future, probing the promise and peril of “artificial biological intelligence” Source link
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Nobel-Winners Memorial Labeled ‘Extremist’ By Russian Court
Russia’s Supreme Court has allowed the Nobel Peace Prize-winning rights group Memorial to be labeled as an “extremist” organization, a move that will allow authorities to go after anyone who contributes to the work of the group or shares materials it has published. The ruling was handed down on April 9 during a closed-door hearing…
Masters 2026: Rory McIlroy plans to keep ‘foot on gas’ after building record six-shot lead
McIlroy, who is hoping to become just the fourth player after Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods to win back-to-back Masters titles has held a six-shot lead at this point in a major before. He went on to win the 2011 US Open by eight shots – claiming the first of his five majors…
Peace talks in jeopardy over Lebanon violence; Ship traffic crawls through the Strait of Hormuz; Worrying development days after China helped broker ceasefire
By Patrick Brischetto08:37 It was a sense of “the calm before the storm” in the Middle East today, as the US and Iran gear up for negotiations that could make or break the current ceasefire. Here are the key events that happened today, April 11: – US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan…
An Audacious Cyber Hack By Russian Military Intelligence Sets Off Global Alarms. Again.
Hackers connected to Russia’s military intelligence agency snuck into thousands of Internet routers used in homes and offices worldwide and secretly monitored e-mail traffic and website log-ons and passwords for months, authorities said. Underscoring concern about the scope of the hack, which experts said was in use for much of late 2025, law enforcement agencies…
Watch Live | The Uninvited Invitational 2026 |
From it’s roots as an influential video series that closed the gap in women’s snowboarding, The Uninvited has grown into an industry-defining global events series — touring the world to showcase the unbelievable talent in women’s snowboarding, and dragging a momentous prize purse with them everywhere they go. Wrapping up the 2026 winter season, The…
Plot Twist: The plague of picky eating
Alexandra Suich Bass, our culture editor, writes about how Americans and the French cultivate children’s tastes Source link
Billie Jean King Cup: Dart and Burrage send GB through to finals
Harriet Dart and Jodie Burrage won their doubles rubber in straight sets to send Great Britain through to September’s Billie Jean King Cup finals with an impressive victory against Australia. Dart and Burrage, teaming up for the first time, defeated Storm Hunter and Ellen Perez 6-3 6-4 on Melbourne’s hard courts on Saturday to clinch…
The delicate dance of Earth and life | Science
We owe much of our existence to our planet’s rare features Source link
Roaming gangs of tumor cells help spread cancer. Can drugs break them up?
To impede metastasis, researchers seek to develop novel treatments that disrupt tumor cell clusters Source link