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Physicists create a bizarre new quantum state called a fractional fermi sea
Physicists have engineered an exotic quantum state called a fractional Fermi sea, where ultracold atoms maintain hidden order despite being driven into highly excited conditions.
Scientists win 2026 Nobel Prize for controlling brain cells with light
Three scientists won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for developing optogenetics, a technique enabling control of brain cells using light for research and potential medical treatments.
A planet 320 light-years away confirms what scientists long suspected
Astronomers detected matching chemical ratios of magnesium and silicon between an ultra-hot Jupiter and its host star, providing the first direct evidence supporting a fundamental assumption about planetary formation across star systems.
Scientists may have finally solved the mystery of the Moon’s two faces
Scientists analyzing lunar rocks from China’s Chang’e-6 mission have identified evidence suggesting that massive molten rock movements billions of years ago shaped the Moon’s two dramatically different hemispheres.
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Ukraine seeks to seize water company owned by billionaire family of British theatre mogul
Ukrainian authorities are seeking to seize a water company partly owned by British theatre producer Liana Patarkatsishvili and her family, who jointly hold a stake with a sanctioned Russian oligarch.
UN expert Francesca Albanese calls for ‘true paradigm shift’ as Miliband resets policy on Israel
A UN expert welcomes the UK’s planned ban on trade with Israeli settlements as a necessary first step but says it must be accompanied by broader measures to constitute a genuine policy shift on Palestine.
Fuel prices at record Labor Day high in US thanks to Iran War and refinery issues
U.S. gas prices hit record highs over Labor Day weekend at $4.14 per gallon, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and refinery constraints, leaving consumers struggling with summer travel costs.
New videos of man in 9/11 lawsuit reveal links to extremists and Saudi state
Previously undisclosed videos show a man central to a $1 trillion 9/11 lawsuit had extensive ties to Saudi officials and a future al-Qaeda leader, contradicting decades of denial.
Germany fights Gaza genocide claims at the top UN court
Germany defended itself at the UN’s top court against Nicaragua’s accusation that it violated the Genocide Convention by supplying weapons to Israel for use in Gaza.
Monday briefing: How much longer can Nigel Farage survive amid ongoing scandals?
Reform UK faced renewed scandal at its party conference as senior figures were suspended over allegations of circumventing electoral law on foreign donations, raising fresh questions about leader Nigel Farage’s political viability.
Iranian soccer players who sought asylum in Australia say anthem silence was protest against Tehran
Two Iranian women soccer players who sought asylum in Australia have confirmed their refusal to sing the national anthem during a tournament was a protest against Tehran’s government crackdown.
Valdas Dambrauskas: The incredible story of Sabah’s coach
Valdas Dambrauskas, manager of Azerbaijani club Sabah, will lead his team at Old Trafford in the Champions League on Thursday, completing a remarkable journey from using game show winnings to fund his coaching career in England.
Weather tracker: Typhoon Saudel causes mass evacuations in south-east China
Typhoon Saudel caused mass evacuations across south-east China last week, with nearly 600,000 people evacuated from Fujian province alone amid severe flooding and infrastructure damage.
Jamaica takes its case for reparations for Britain’s role in slavery to King Charles III
Jamaica petitions King Charles III to refer slavery reparations questions to the Privy Council, seeking legal accountability for Britain’s role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
‘Her body temperature was 106’: How heat is killing Americans in their homes
An NPR investigation reveals that heat kills thousands of Americans annually, with manufactured housing residents facing six to eight times higher mortality risk than those in traditional homes.
A Philippine lawmaker charged with corruption in flood control projects
A Philippine lawmaker and former House speaker faces plunder charges for allegedly embezzling millions from flood control projects, part of a widening corruption scandal involving vital infrastructure.