SCIENCE

Astronomers Trace Radio Bursts to a Planet Beyond Our Solar System

Signals from the giant planet Beta Pictoris b may offer a new way to study the magnetic fields of distant worlds. By Haitian Tribune Staff Astronomers...

Europe Charts a Different AI Course as the United States and China Race for Technological Leadership

While American and Chinese companies dominate the competition to build the world's most powerful AI systems, Europe is betting that stronger safeguards, public infrastructure...
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AI Safety Warnings Intensify as Congress Struggles to Agree on National Rules

Three years after some of America’s most powerful technology executives went to Capitol Hill to discuss the extraordinary promise—and...

Simple Urine Test Detects More Than 92% of Bladder Cancers in Major NHS Study

Researchers say the DNA-based test could help identify high-risk patients earlier while reducing the number of people sent immediately...

Anak Krakatau Eruption Strands About 150,000 Travelers as Indonesia Shuts Eight Airports

Volcanic ash disrupts hundreds of domestic and international flights, forcing authorities to suspend operations at Jakarta’s main airport and...

China Deploys Robot Traffic Officers in Hangzhou as Automation Moves Into Everyday Policing

The machines can direct traffic, detect violations and warn motorists, but they cannot make arrests as China tests practical...

Meta Says It Removed 600,000 Underage Accounts as Landmark Child-Safety Trial Begins

U.S. states accuse the technology giant of designing Instagram and Facebook features that keep young users engaged while failing...

New York City Faces Acute Nursing Shortage Amid Rising Healthcare Demands

While 92% of the human genome was sequenced in 2003, scientists have struggled to map the remaining 8%. Until now.