In Japan, many older adults rely on bicycles for daily transportation, far more than seniors in Europe or the United States. Earlier research has shown that people who cycle tend to be more physically active and socially engaged. While cycling…
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A Russian General’s Secret Bribes: Inside A Wartime Corruption Network
A cache of messages, photos, and videos from Russian officer Roman Demurchiev, obtained by RFE/RL investigative units Schemes and Systema, reveal how corruption works in Russia’s military and how he profited while commanding troops in Ukraine.
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Male Fireflies Flash as One Each May in Congaree National Park, Inspiring Future Robotics
Learn how fireflies synchronize their flashes — and how that natural coordination could inspire future small‑scale robotics.
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Asteroid Bennu's Surface Contains Cracked Boulders Instead of Smooth Beaches, Making It Rapidly Lose Heat
Learn about the surprising surface of Asteroid Bennu, loaded with boulders and cracks that have caused it to experience rapid heat loss.
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Russian authorities are culling livestock over a mysterious disease. Farmers are protesting, saying their animals don’t look sick. — Meduza
For nearly two weeks, farmers in rural parts of Russia’s Novosibirsk region have been protesting the mass confiscation and destruction of their livestock by local authorities, who have cited an “especially dangerous disease” — though…
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Iranian missile veers into West Bank, kills 4 Palestinian women in beauty salon
An Iranian cluster-style missile fired toward southern Israel Wednesday night crossed into the Palestinian Authority and killed four women who were inside a beauty salon in the West Bank town of Beit Awwa. Another six women were reportedly…
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Trump’s intel agencies back his claims on peace deals, Europe
The intelligence community’s latest threat assessment reinforces Trump administration narratives on immigration and global peace deals, while also laying out a stark picture of growing threats to the American homeland.
The 2026 Annual…
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Preeclampsia May Have Shaped the Fate of Neanderthals and Given <em>Homo sapiens </em>an Edge
Learn how a new theory suggests Neanderthals inability to survive pregnancy complications like preeclampsia may have helped cause their extinction.
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