This week in science news, a breakthrough gene therapy shows promise in treating Huntington's disease, while a Vancouver man regains his sight through a revolutionary tooth-in-eye surgery. Additionally, Super Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc across Asia, and new studies reveal shocking links between pollution and health.
In a provocative speech at the UN, Donald Trump attacked the organization and called for strict border controls, while expressing confidence in Ukraine's fight against Russia. His comments have sparked debate over America's role in global leadership.
In a desperate move, authorities in Guangdong have evacuated over a million residents as Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc across Asia. With devastating floods and winds, the storm has already claimed lives and disrupted travel.
Amid the chaos of Super Typhoon Ragasa, Asian stocks saw a slight uptick, driven by Alibaba's commitment to invest heavily in AI and positive news from the semiconductor sector.
Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc in Taiwan, leaving 14 dead and 124 missing, as it approaches Hong Kong with hurricane-force winds. The storm triggers massive evacuations and damages across southern China.
Security researchers reveal that Chinese hackers are exploiting a critical zero-day bug in Microsoft SharePoint, allowing them to steal sensitive data and plant malware. Companies are urged to patch their systems immediately to avoid compromise.
A wave of cyber attacks linked to Chinese hackers has compromised Microsoft SharePoint systems, raising alarms across multiple sectors. Experts warn that the vulnerability is being exploited by various threat actors, putting sensitive data at risk.
Microsoft's new AI model, Aurora, promises to revolutionize weather forecasting by predicting hurricanes and other atmospheric events with unprecedented accuracy and speed. Discover how this technology outperforms traditional methods!
