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Tensions escalate as Israel launches significant military strikes against Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and military leadership. The conflict raises fears of broader regional war, involving major powers.
New research shows that each person has a unique breathing 'fingerprint' that can identify them with 97% accuracy. This discovery links breathing patterns to physical and mental health traits, paving the way for innovative health assessments.
Experts are raising alarms about the new Covid variant 'Nimbus', which is spreading rapidly across the US. With symptoms like 'razor blade throat', this variant may be the most infectious yet. Learn what it means for public health and vaccine effectiveness.
As President Trump prepares for a massive military parade to celebrate the Army's 250th birthday, opinions are divided. Costing up to $45 million, critics question the event's purpose while supporters emphasize honoring military service.
A Boulder County resident with measles rode the Flatiron Flyer multiple times, prompting health officials to warn passengers of potential exposure. Symptoms may develop in the coming weeks.
A nationwide 'No Kings' demonstration is set to take place in Los Angeles, bringing thousands to the streets in response to ongoing ICE raids. Activists unite against executive overreach and federal actions targeting unauthorized immigrants.
In a dramatic escalation, Iran launched a counterattack on Israel, firing 150 missiles following Israel's assault on its nuclear sites. The conflict intensifies as both nations brace for further retaliation.
The Knicks are considering a trade to bring Jason Kidd back as head coach while evaluating potential candidates for their coaching vacancy. With limited assets, will they risk valuable picks?
Urban Meyer discusses the divide between Group of Five schools and power programs, emphasizing how the NIL era has turned smaller programs into feeder systems for bigger teams. He also shares insights on the Big Ten's rise over the SEC.
