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Town leaders chided residents for warning of flash floods. Then, the river took two children.
Ruidoso, New Mexico’s mayor discouraged residents from sharing flood warnings on social media, emphasizing the town’s safety during tourist season. Days later, a flash flood killed two children staying at a local RV park.
World’s oldest shipwreck found off Kekova Island in Turkey
Archaeologists have discovered what they say is the world’s oldest shipwreck off Turkey’s Kekova Island, dated to between 4,400 and 4,700 years old during the Early Bronze Age.
‘Street Fighter’ Cast Guide: All the WWE Stars, UFC Champs and Celebs Playing Video Game Fighters in the Live-Action Movie
A new live-action “Street Fighter” movie features WWE stars Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes alongside actors like Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji in roles based on the classic fighting game characters.
John Amos’ Daughter Sues Brother for Wrongful Death Over Actor’s Death
Shannon Amos is suing her brother Kelly Christopher Amos and associates over their father John Amos’ 2024 death, alleging elder abuse, wrongful death, and improper handling of the actor’s estate and medical care.
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Scientists discover a powerful new antivenom hidden in rattlesnake blood
University of Maryland researchers identified proteins in western diamondback rattlesnake blood that can block venom toxins, potentially leading to more effective antivenoms for treating dangerous snakebites.
OpenAI claims to have solved maths problem that stumped humans for decades
OpenAI claims to have solved the Navier-Stokes problem, one of seven major unsolved mathematics puzzles, using 10,000 AI agents working for 88 hours, though the announcement became controversial after accusations of timing concerns.
The clues that hint our planet might be heating faster than we realised
Scientists increasingly suspect the planet may be warming faster than previously understood, partly due to cleaner air reducing the cooling effect of pollution particles.
Gloucestershire beaver release ‘could help fight drought issues’
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and Forestry England are surveying locations to potentially reintroduce beavers, which supporters say could enhance landscape resilience to drought and climate change through habitat creation.
NHS bosses warn of chaos in ADHD and autism care
NHS leaders warn autism and ADHD care risks collapse due to soaring costs and unregulated private provider expansion, as spending in some regions multiplies tenfold within months.
Testosterone bought by menopausal women posing as men due to NHS issues
Women in Wales are posing as men to purchase testosterone from online pharmacies due to difficulties obtaining NHS prescriptions, according to menopause specialists concerned about inconsistent access and health risks.
Children as young as six going to A&E in mental health crisis
A&E attendances by children aged six to 17 for mental health crises rose 36% between 2019 and 2025, with some patients waiting over 12 hours, NHS doctors warn.
Urine test can spot more than nine in 10 bladder cancers
An at-home urine test being trialled by the NHS detected more than nine in ten cases of bladder cancer in a study of nearly 1,000 patients across seven hospitals in England and Scotland.
Families hit by long waits for dementia diagnosis
Hundreds of families report waiting months or years for dementia diagnoses, prompting calls for an 18-week diagnostic standard to reduce delays and their cascading effects on work and finances.
Herts patient says heart medication trial has ‘improved my life’
A clinical trial funded by the British Heart Foundation found that most breast cancer survivors whose hearts recovered may safely discontinue long-term heart medication, with 98% showing no decline in heart function after one year.
Alzheimer’s trial to test drug on people without symptoms to see if it can be prevented
An NHS trust is launching a clinical trial testing an experimental Alzheimer’s drug on symptom-free people at risk of developing dementia to determine if the condition can be prevented.
Mental health groups have ‘failed to acknowledge’ risk of violence, says Mind chief
Mental health charities have failed to acknowledge violence risks from some people with severe mental illnesses, according to Mind’s chief executive, ahead of conclusions from a major public inquiry.