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Kids today want different things than their grandparents did when they grew up.
Two governments promised a public square to honor Queen Elizabeth II, but years later, the money still hasn't arrived.
A new wave of films is playing on people's fears that powerful groups are hiding the truth.
Xi Jinping travels to meet Kim Jong Un after hosting Trump and Putin in China.
He won his party's primary election and will compete in November.
Thousands of families can now return home after dangerous tank is made safer.
Experts say AI data centers use a lot of energy, but many everyday things — like beef and fast fashion — hurt the planet even more.
Three Los Angeles spots are drawing soccer fans with big screens, live-fire grills, and menus inspired by teams from around the world.
A new study finds that women who lift weights regularly may have a much lower chance of getting heart disease.
Leah Stewart was swimming at Coogee Beach when a large shark bit her arms and legs.
Woman will have clean record after completing special program for first-time offenders.
Two candidates are running to lead the South American country that has had nine presidents in ten years.
A Singapore nursing home will close after health officials found it did not correct safety issues found in a 2024 check.
The brave New York Knicks player was famous for playing hurt in a big game.
Some owners think expanding Major League Baseball would be a bad idea that costs too much money.
Experts warn that the H5 bird flu virus could cause serious harm to Australia's unique wildlife.
Scientists say fires in the north are making ice under the ground melt faster than ever before.
Young people say the new rules are not stopping them from getting on apps like TikTok and Instagram.
The UK plans to block kids under 16 from social media, but experts say the change could affect how everyone uses the internet.
New batteries and solar power are helping to lower electricity costs across Australia.
Many smart people cannot get science jobs because they need letters from bosses.
The plan to let private companies use dangerous nuclear material worries safety experts.
Dance classes give seniors exercise, friends, and fun while keeping their brains sharp.
People in Bangladesh put up huge flags and cheer for teams from far away countries.
The head of a world health group went to see how doctors are fighting a deadly disease.
Students ages 12 to 14 will try to win $50,000 in the spelling bee finals.
New research looks at brain scans and behavior to predict which young people might hurt themselves.
The White House is pushing for a federal kids' safety law, but some worry it would also block states from making their own rules to protect children online.
A cage fighting event will happen on the White House lawn for the first time ever.
Some football clubs have worked with the same companies for decades to put logos on their shirts.
Soccer fans can enjoy the big games at many cool spots around the city this summer.
A TV star wants to build a huge data center that would use lots of water and power.
The football team is looking at three places to build their new home field.
Some grocery stores want to use computers to change prices quickly based on who is shopping.
Most pastors believe humans are changing the climate, but only half talk about it with their churches.
England is facing a dangerous heatwave, and health officials are warning people to take steps to stay cool and safe.
AI computers can do tasks without help from the internet.
Wes Streeting says scientists and computer experts should move to Britain from America.
Basketball player's trading card becomes one of the most expensive ever sold.
The biggest soccer tournament in the world begins this week, but many fans may not be able to attend.
Weather experts say this winter will be one of the warmest on record across Australia.
Doctors say these special creams work best for puffy eyes and some wrinkles.
President watched New York Knicks play from a special glass box for safety.
The country wants to create artificial intelligence without depending on the United States.
FIFA will make billions of dollars from selling expensive tickets to soccer fans around the world.
The huge new stadium will hold 135,000 people when it opens in 2027.
Police say this was a hate crime, which means someone was hurt because of their religion.
Hot weather can hurt dogs and cats, but simple steps help keep pets happy and healthy.
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge could see new drilling if companies buy rights to explore for oil.
The White House says the US will use AI technology to help protect the country.
The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia will work together to make special robots that swim underwater.
A planned meeting in Switzerland has been put on hold, while a new tool could let local police scan people's faces to find immigrants.
Leaders from both countries meet in Switzerland while arguing over whether a key oil shipping route is open or closed.
American forces hit Iran after helicopter was shot down, while Iran strikes back at US bases.
The airline company will look to buy smaller pieces instead of joining with other airlines.
Scientists found that a rare Australian wombat can dig burrows in more types of soil, which could help find new homes for the species.
Women were arrested for not wearing clothes the way the Taliban wants them to.
Keir Starmer says his policies are working despite tough words from Tony Blair.
The foreign minister will talk about important world problems with leaders from both countries.
Health officials worry about people crossing borders without being checked.
The country is trying to stop Ebola from coming across the border from Congo.
Josh Hokit said mean things about the former first lady after his fight.
Teen players show they can compete with the best women golfers in the world.
A video shows soccer balls not bouncing on a field, but experts say World Cup fields will be different.
The former president walked away from NBC reporter after she asked for proof of his statements.
The President says he will protect a waterway that many ships use to travel around the world.
President Trump says the deal will end fighting and open up shipping lanes.
Soccer players and fans are having trouble getting into America for the big tournament.
A court ruled that the president must put back history displays that were removed from parks.
City residents will vote for a new mayor and new delegate to Congress in important elections.
Mixed martial arts came to the South Lawn for the first time ever on Sunday night.
The baseball player will need 8 to 12 weeks to get better and play again.
The National Science Foundation has put new research grants on hold for Duke, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale.
Music shows, plays, and art events are happening all around the city.
Students who can't afford apartments are working to change housing rules.
The big soccer tournament will be on TV and streaming apps for fans to enjoy.
New wind farms are being built even though the president doesn't like wind energy.
Beauty brands and spas are making special products and services just for mothers with new babies.
A doctor explains how red and blue light can help your skin look better.
The Supreme Court will decide important cases about voting, elections, and rights.
Scientists found that dance classes on computers can make older women stronger and less likely to fall down.
A doctor on a tiny island noticed something wrong — and that quick thinking may have saved the world from a major outbreak.
The island country found signs of oil under the ocean but faces a tough choice about the environment.
The World Cup team moved to Tijuana because of war between their countries.
Rep. Edward Markey leads the government group that makes rules for phones, TV, and the internet age.
A special musical instrument with over 1,300 pipes is looking for a new place to live.
The famous race car driver got his first victory in almost two years by making smart changes to his car.
Ken Paxton calls James Talarico names about food and being a man.
Some leaders want to stop clean energy plans and keep using coal power instead.
People who feel lonely are more likely to hurt themselves, but having friends and doing fun things together can help.
Brian McClain promised huge profits to investors but most of his cattle never existed.
The 220-kilometre trail will take 13 days to complete and open in 2029.
Ken Paxton and James Talarico are running against each other in a big election.
The Atlantic picked six new workers from over 1,300 people who wanted the job.
Big computer companies are trying to pick who wins a race for Congress in Manhattan.
The San Antonio Spurs lost their big lead and the game when one player tried to score instead of playing it safe.
Workers tried to kill one type of algae in the famous pool, but now a new kind has taken over.
People turning 70 get tempting cash offer but lose money over time.
The NBA player is accused of taking money to play badly on purpose.
A government advisor says Britain should discuss how people moving to the country affects safety after a knife attack.
Tennessee Democrats hope to win more elections after Republican leaders kicked out two Black lawmakers for protesting.
Eighteen-year-old Ayyoub Bouaddi helps Morocco tie with Brazil at the World Cup.
SpaceX and other tech companies plan to sell shares, making stock prices fall around the world.
Religious leader says computers that think like humans could be risky if not controlled properly.
Small country hopes to train more drivers for world's biggest races.
Nine horse races will happen in South Africa with exciting horses to watch.
Taiwan's top diplomat explains why the island nation needs American weapons and friendship.
Lifeguards and special boats are watching the water to keep swimmers safe.
Switzerland's Breel Embolo must wait for travel permission while his team flies to the United States.
Blykalla asks the government for money to build reactors that could power 150,000 homes.
Many teams that were not expected to win beat stronger teams in playoff games.
Millions of people will face very hot temperatures and bad storms this weekend.
Seven fires threaten important oil production sites in northern Alberta.
Wes Streeting suggests tax cuts for businesses that hire young workers and new oil drilling to raise money.
New types of solar cells could help power homes without using harmful metals.
Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra are ahead in the voting for who will run the state.
Stephen A. Smith says he won't let anyone make Jordan look bad to help LeBron James.
New California rule lets students openly switch schools to play on better teams.
The British government wants to follow Australia's example to protect children online.
The former Bulls player helped win three championships and later became a beloved TV voice for fans.
California has rules about fake AI videos in elections, and some lawmakers say a mayoral candidate may not be following them.
The vice president of Leak & Sons Funeral Homes helped thousands of families in Chicago.
Elon Musk's rocket company wants to sell shares to the public for the first time.
Young people shared their thoughts about recent teen events where people got hurt.
Lee Jae Myung says people can protest voting problems but must not hurt others.
Doctors and patient groups are pushing back after the government suggested using public health funds to pay for common hair-loss medicine.
Kentucky schools said apps like Instagram and TikTok hurt students' mental health.
The British company will no longer help run Sky News Arabia but the channel can keep using the Sky name.
A former political leader and his wife face trial for alleged crimes against children.
Kyrsten Sinema left the Democratic Party but still uses their fundraising platform ActBlue.
Experts explain why shark culls don't work and suggest using drones instead.
Teams from across the state won titles in lacrosse, volleyball, and rugby games.
Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell are working together to help fix problems in college sports.
A new law could change how college athletes are paid and how games are shown on TV.
The famous actor chose to visit Ukraine instead of going to the big awards show.
Screwworm flies lay eggs in animal wounds and can hurt pets and farm animals.
Thousands of Scottish soccer fans turned Boston into a giant street party during the World Cup.
The popular drink company will switch flavors for the first time since 1980.
The San Antonio team first said fans from far away could not buy tickets.
Players bring style and sparkle to big tennis tournament in Paris, France.
Ten robots do experiments with their own robot arms in a special lab in Tokyo.
He led teams to the playoffs 16 times and took Portland to two NBA Finals.
A new study finds that towns that voted to leave the EU saw faster growth in workers from other countries, but also fell behind on health, housing, and crime.
Scientists found that how fathers act with babies can change their children's health years later.
Daniel Siebert from Germany will be the referee for the Champions League final between Arsenal and PSG.
The former president helped lead Cuba for many years with his famous brother Fidel.
Computer company stocks dropped sharply when news showed too many new jobs might mean higher interest rates.
A surgeon who worked with famous people can no longer work as a doctor.
Mixed martial arts event will take place on the President's lawn for America's 250th birthday.
New rules focus more on treatment and less on giving people homes right away.
The seven members of XG trained together for six years before sharing their music with the world.
President Trump is helping doctors test new drugs that might help people with sad feelings and brain injuries.
Alpha School uses computers instead of regular teachers to help kids learn.
A Catholic archbishop says the priest's statements about aliens hurt church teachings.
Scientists looked at 18 million pregnant women to learn about high blood pressure during pregnancy.
The Pope wrote about AI and used ideas from famous books to make his point.
A new study shows that mean or unhelpful teachers are pushing young researchers away from science jobs.
Voters in California chose candidates in a primary election, but counting all the votes will take time.
Warm weather is making trees release more pollen earlier than usual.
Oil companies are making more plastic even though it hurts our planet.
Special cells in pigeons' livers help the birds find their way home using Earth's magnetic fields.
Special pig blood products are now allowed back in restaurants after being banned since 1999.
The golf star was asked to leave after a worker said he touched her without asking.
County leaders built a new online map so families can check if harmful chemicals are near their drinking water.
Troy Coward says police ruined his apartment during a crime investigation and made him sick.
Digital dollars called stablecoins could let machines pay each other automatically — but only if blockchains get much faster.
The music star got an award at the Community College of Philadelphia's 60th birthday party.
A new study shows that many train passengers lose their phone service during trips.
Two party leaders think the government's money plan misses the mark on helping families.
A family raises money for a special baby pram to help other families during difficult times.
These fun places make learning about books and art exciting for families.
The computer company needs to borrow lots of money to build new data centers for artificial intelligence.
Readers share their thoughts about choosing good leaders and treating people fairly.
Schools are worried as fewer kids want to learn about rocks, climate, and the planet.
About one in three voters saw AI-made fake content about candidates online.
Fans of all ages talk about the Spielberg films they love most and why those movies stayed with them.
Two old school sites will become homes for teachers and other workers in Huntington Beach.
The website helps families find free activities to keep children busy and safe during summer.
Extra security will make it harder for fans to get into Madison Square Garden.
Brazil and Morocco will play soccer in New Jersey, making travel hard for people in NYC.
Lebanese leaders say their country should not be used as a tool in Iran's fights with other nations.
Marius Borg Hoiby will be let out of jail while his mother faces serious health problems.
The country's leader watched as his military tested new missiles that can travel far distances.
A family is suing a school after a teacher gave their child sleep medicine without asking.
Leaders thought their election victory meant more than it really did.
The head of a big newspaper says computer companies are taking news without paying for it.
Britain tested new missiles that can hit targets far away, and hopes to send them to Ukraine soon.
As summers grow hotter, schools in France and across Europe are looking for new ways to keep students safe.
Scientists found toxic particles traveled up to nine miles from the fire areas.
New research shows that interviews used to diagnose depression and other conditions don't always give the same results.
New Mountain Capital will buy Asset Living to help manage apartment buildings.
The state wants to help teachers and students use artificial intelligence safely.
New restaurants and food stalls are bringing the bold flavours of Indonesia to more diners across the city.
David Munk will lead the team that writes news stories for people in Australia.
Indigenous people fight to protect their forest homes from illegal gold hunters.
Doctors tested babies born a little early to see if low sugar levels hurt their thinking skills later.
New rules could mean 240,000 people lose help from Australia's main disability program.
The government wants parents to learn how to manage their children's phone and computer time.
The National Hurricane Center director wants families to be ready for the 2026 storm season.
On its way to Jupiter, the Lucy probe got a close look at a peanut-shaped space rock — and found clues about how it formed and changed over millions of years.
The famous fashion company helped design a cooling outfit for space walks.
Space agency wants people to live and work on the moon by 2032.
Munster leaders want to keep their options open for a new technology park.
Researchers are studying how our bodies work to create better drugs that help sick people feel better.
Scientists worry that climate change is making summer soccer tournaments unsafe.
Morgan Stanley's boss says they are ready to make deals when the chance comes up.
More people are asking computer programs for help understanding their fortune-telling cards.
England's top doctor says it's wrong to let children become overweight and then give them shots as adults.
Two people are running for U.S. Senate in Florida, and one has raised more money than the other.
A special painting by Claude Monet has doubled the number of people visiting a local art gallery.
Two friends riding off-road vehicles saved a 68-year-old woman who was trapped in thick mud near her van.
The retired UNC baseball coach is rooting hard for a national title he never got to win himself.
New Dolphins players learned about the rich history of one of Miami's oldest Black neighborhoods.
Mexico beats South Korea 1-0 and moves on to the next round of the World Cup.
Susana Mendoza says her past jobs have prepared her to lead the big city.
The playing field was too bumpy, making the ball hard to hit safely.
The 23-year-old Australian player has won big games and written a book about her life.
Money expert Martin Lewis says millions of health cards will expire this summer for European trips.
Atlanta's transit agency told the federal government about new tools and more police to keep riders and workers safe.
Peter Mandelson sent messages to government ministers asking them to meet with his company workers.
People are worried that job growth is slowing down in the big city.
New magnetic devices smaller than a hair could help build computers that never forget information.
Seven powerful countries gather to talk about Ukraine, Gaza, and rising prices around the world.
The Spanish coach helped his team win their second big trophy and now wants a third one next year.
A judge found that better help could have prevented a soldier's death during a mental health crisis.
Leaders say they need to save money but others worry about people who need help.
Researchers combine light energy with tiny living helpers called enzymes to create useful chemicals.
Frozen wetlands in Sweden suck up harmful gas instead of making it.
A special lesson plan helps kids understand how hiking trails connect us to nature and history.
The prime minister wants fighting to stop as Israeli forces attack villages in southern Lebanon.
After a rocky day of Israeli strikes and canceled talks, a cease-fire in Lebanon gave the fragile US-Iran agreement a chance to survive.
Venezuela owes billions of dollars and needs help to work out a payment plan with the people it borrowed from.
Two people are leading the race, but it may take weeks to know who wins.
A new book tells the story of a family who believes the land holds special powers.
Kyle Busch's father and son both raced in special events to remember the NASCAR star who died in May.
Researchers discover how a special chemical helps repair damaged parts in our cells.
A space expert says the U.S. is great at coming up with new ideas — but too slow at putting them to work.
A website mistake showed a hidden list of famous and powerful people who were invited to a very private yearly gathering.
A young couple decides to start a family and plan their wedding at the same time.
London police say a small group of repeat shoplifters caused a huge crime problem, and they want faster courts to stop it.
A big court case about cheating in soccer is finally over after many years.
A Texas court ruled that a quarterback can play college football even though he bet money on sports games.
Fans across Scotland celebrated as their soccer team beat Haiti 1-0 in their first World Cup match since 1998.
José Andrés teaches a new way to cook eggs that comes from his home country of Spain.
Kids and adults can read science books and win prizes this summer.
The former First Lady says she was scared when President Biden had trouble during a TV debate.
The former first lady wrote a book about her time in the White House and shares her thoughts on leaving office.
The head of a big online store says he will not fire workers when machines take over their jobs.
After losing the Democratic primary to James Talarico, Congresswoman Crockett says she has "no idea" if she will campaign for him this fall.
The new plan will help people learn about different types of families and identities.
Doctors say new health insurance rules may be causing more multiple births.
Musicians and actors celebrate Filipino culture at the fourth annual Filipino Forces event.
India plans to build a huge project on a remote island where few people live.
Social media and lots of advice make moms and dads feel like they're not good enough.
News reporters pick the best clips from debates and tell viewers what they mean.
The army captured Beaufort Castle, which was built hundreds of years ago by warriors called Crusaders.
The attack happened just days after Israel killed another Hamas leader in the same area.
A big company is building new ways to protect soldiers from small attack drones.
Prime Minister says capturing the 900-year-old fortress is a big change in the war.
Eight people died when bombs hit the old port city of Tyre on Tuesday.
Two countries trade missile attacks as fighting grows worse in the Middle East.
Fans wonder if Luke Bryan's "Fish Hunt Golf Drink" was written by a computer instead of real people.
Both countries are attacking each other while also trying to work out a deal to stop fighting.
New technology helps control dangerous gases in underground coal mines.
Hundreds of Tesla workers watch videos of cars making mistakes to help train self-driving technology.
Country's government tells farmers to plant early to avoid problems from El Nino weather pattern.
Jackie Walorski and two staff members were killed when their car hit another car head-on.
America tells Asia it will not pay for their protection anymore.
Vacationing divers take photos and collect data to help protect sea life in Japan's waters.
People in Monterey Park voted to ban data centers that power computers and websites.
Special AI dolls talk, sing, and remind elderly people to eat and take medicine.
Four Seasons has opened a brand-new resort on the Red Sea coast, and it is built around helping guests feel their very best.
New tool can fix bad genes before babies are born, but experts worry about safety.
Visitors can touch trees and listen to sounds on a special walking path.
State lawmakers want to spend $56 billion next year using money from high gas prices.
A 71-year-old grandmother has been locked up for over 10 months while her former bosses can travel freely.
Rising gas prices and a love of cycling led one woman to make a big change.
The UK hit record high temperatures this spring, making life hard for people without air conditioning.
A museum in Tasmania lets visitors breathe oxygen that's been trapped in rocks for over 2 billion years.
Shoko Kawata is the first sitting mayor in Japan to take time off after having a baby, and her choice has started a big national conversation.
BYD boss thinks people don't like Ferrari's new electric car design.
New fitness trend mixes cardio with strength training to help people get better at both.
Center City Sips brings people together for happy hour every Wednesday through August.
A special bird from Africa was spotted for the first time ever in Britain.
The price of tomatoes went up 40% this year, which is more than any other food.
Minnesota heads to Texas looking to win three games in a row against the Rangers.
Two baseball teams will face off this afternoon in Pittsburgh.
Two baseball teams will play a game on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
Two teams will try to win their series at Globe Life Field in Texas.
Arizona team hopes star player keeps hitting home runs in Wednesday night game.
The Toronto Blue Jays head to Fenway Park to take on the Boston Red Sox in a Wednesday night matchup.
Parents can help their kids prepare for school with fun activities and practice at home.
Hot weather can be dangerous, but there are simple ways to protect yourself and your family.
With no tailgating allowed at MetLife Stadium, soccer fans from around the world turned a giant New Jersey mall into their own party spot.
Willie Brown Middle School cost $54 million to build but struggled when it opened.
Sadiq Khan kept his green policies popular by talking about health and saving money.
Pollution and chemicals in our world may be making it harder for men to become fathers.
A 16-year-old girl from Singapore learned to cope with her problems by taking muay thai classes.
A new trend called "looksmaxxing" pushes boys to change their looks in harmful ways.
The Founding Father's weather notes and inventions from 250 years ago are still helping us understand why our planet is getting warmer.
David Ellison wants to buy another big movie studio, but many actors and workers are upset.
After a big makeover, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool filled up with green algae — and experts say it was bound to happen.
New deal helps protect actors from being replaced by computer technology.
The model and Olympic swimmer shared the happy news on Instagram, saying their daughter is due in December 2026.
Two important races in California are very close and officials are still counting ballots to see who wins.
Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton won the state's big primary election.
Madison Lovelle shares her story online to help others who face the same problem.
Two writers say police need new ways to help sick people during arrests.
Companies in Massachusetts want to raise prices by 10 to 25 percent for families.
New discoveries include a virus on a cruise ship, a name change for a health problem, and fish that hide inside other animals.
It was the first gun arrest at Topgolf in six months.
A short-term vaccine programme will protect teens and young adults heading to university or college housing for the first time.
Experts share simple tips to help families spend less on food without giving up the things they enjoy.
An 82-year-old woman is taking legal action after cemetery workers dropped her husband's coffin during the burial.
Just weeks after a big makeover, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is turning green and losing its new blue paint.
The state will spend $56 billion on schools, hospitals, and programs to help people.
Special mosquitoes could help stop dangerous diseases by controlling bad mosquito populations.
A man used private work information to bet on a website and won millions of dollars.
The famous radio news service that brought history to American homes stops broadcasting forever.
A ransomware attack knocked out two cane mills for a week, leaving hundreds of farmers unable to harvest their crops.
New research looks at what makes big trucks go too fast on city streets.
Brave reporters in Gaza will get a special prize for telling the world about the war.
The world's richest man runs businesses that make cars, rockets, and brain computers.
Tennis teams upset top players while softball stars hit home runs in playoff games.
A new French company has built a robot that rolls on wheels instead of walking on legs, hoping it will work better in real-world jobs.
Many tennis matches lasted over five hours as players battled for spots in the next round.
Officials are looking into whether someone cheated by betting that striker Elye Wahi would get a yellow card in a May game.
Fred Bucholz helped keep homeowners safe from people who tried to steal their property.
France, USA, and Colombia will play exciting matches in the group stage.
The Belgian physicist shared a Nobel Prize for his work explaining how tiny particles get their mass.
A U.S. lawmaker gave the city $2 million to help replace an old fire station built more than 60 years ago.
Heng Swee Keat will help Singapore Institute of Technology grow and work with businesses.
A former cook in Canada helped people hurt themselves by sending them dangerous chemicals.
Sean Strickland claims he cannot attend a special fighting event at the White House.
Fans traveling to Foxborough for the World Cup are finding that the strangest adjustment isn't the heat — it's how long the sun stays in the sky.
State says OpenAI didn't warn families that its AI chatbot could be dangerous for kids.
Police used AI technology to match faces, but it picked the wrong person.
Elon Musk's rocket company is breaking many old rules as it gets ready to sell shares to the public.
Hundreds of dead fish have washed up on South Korean beaches, and experts think warmer ocean water may be to blame.
Thick black smoke from a building fire forced nearby residents to stay indoors while firefighters worked to put out the flames.
FIFA will help protect players from hurtful comments on social media during the World Cup.
Three new novels explore what happens when leaders make bad choices.
Federal government says only they can control special betting websites, not states.
The FTC and four states claim a major medical group misled families about health care for transgender kids.
A health agency adopted a definition of antisemitism, but some groups worry it could stop doctors from speaking out about Israel.
A company called Moderna wants to use the same technology behind COVID-19 vaccines to make a better flu shot for older adults.
A deadly accident in Virginia shows why buses need better safety equipment and rules.
Experts warn that drinking alcohol while watching games in summer heat can be dangerous.
Some families are leaving their home states to get medical help for their transgender kids.
New research looks at what makes it easy or hard for hospitals to follow health rules.
A nursing home in Singapore lost its licence after inspectors found old medicine, spoiled food, and poor care for residents.
Some experts say the plan could be dangerous and cost too much money.
Four famous schools can't get new science grants while officials figure out what to do.
Researchers use new math methods to learn how graphene moves when heated.
Countries agree to make it harder to stop charging fees on goods that pollute the air.
New rules aim to help computer centers use less energy as they grow bigger.
The European Union gives Hungary 16.4 billion euros after the country chooses a new prime minister.
Some countries can use defense money to help people switch from oil and gas to solar and wind power.
World leaders are working together to fight a dangerous Ebola outbreak in Central Africa that has killed nearly 200 people.
The money will help Hungary fix its economy after years of problems.
Money experts watch for news about prices going up while countries in the Middle East stop fighting for now.
A new study finds the top 10% of spenders cause so much pollution that they may owe up to $5.7 trillion a year in environmental damage.
An Indian American physicist won a big science prize for discovering "composite fermions," tiny new particles that could help build the computers of the future.
New research shows how tiny helpers inside heart cells work together to prevent disease.
A doctor with 30 years of experience warns that patients are dying while waiting for care in crowded hospital hallways.
Democrats are using their power to stop laws they don't like, even ones both parties usually agree on.
Social media posts helped spread anger and fear in Northern Ireland after a man was hurt.
The US government says the military used Musk's Grok AI to help target strikes during a military operation.
The SpaceX owner now has more money than many entire countries make in a year.
Families can buy tickets now for winter rides with Santa at Fox River Trolley Museum.
Temperatures over 113 degrees force people to change daily routines as world prepares for climate event.
Students scored their 100th, 200th, and 400th career goals as spring sports playoffs began.
A deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is forcing families to change how they bury their loved ones.
A dangerous Ebola outbreak in Africa has spread fast, and doctors say they still have a long way to go before it is under control.
The World Health Organization says the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo is growing quickly and health workers are racing to keep up.
A new poll shows most people think the president is not doing a good job with rising costs.
Many people have seen mysterious things in the sky, but Britain has no official way to report them.
The famous British TV show about time travel is looking for a new team to make future episodes.
Minnesota's history shows candidates can win without their political party's official backing.
New medicine targets only bad cancer cells and leaves good cells alone.
A government report found that guards used force in wrong ways and the building had leaks.
The King's special birthday list honors people who help their communities.
New computer system uses DNA tests to help doctors choose the safest drugs for each person.
Families learn how to help loved ones with depression while taking care of themselves too.
New solar panels can capture more sunlight and make more power than old ones.
Keisha Lance Bottoms talked to Black men voters about jobs and health care.
The former health secretary beat other candidates in the primary election to choose who will run.
John Healey says the country needs more money to keep soldiers and citizens safe.
Most people running for mayor want their husbands and wives to stay out of city government.
De'Aaron Fox says Victor Wembanyama is just playing tough basketball, not trying to be a villain.
The actress who voiced Lilo in Disney's beloved film died at 35 after years of struggling with drug addiction.
A parenting magazine ordered in 2007 finally arrives when the children are grown up and in college.
New artificial muscle fibers could help fix hurt hearts and muscles inside people.
Scientists create fast testing tool that checks milk quality in just three minutes.
Researchers use computer programs to read tweets in different languages and spot when people are getting sick.
Tougher bail laws mean more people are staying in jail while waiting for their trials.
A super old quasar shows how black holes grew up really fast in early space.
Scientists say traveling between stars would be very hard, even for aliens with super technology.
Democrats worry Graham Platner's problems could hurt their chances in an important election.
The government picks one main group to watch over the new mine that will make battery parts.
Scientists found that tiny living things in our stomachs create chemicals that help teach our immune system how to stay healthy.
Claude Lemieux's family wants to help other athletes by donating his brain to research.
A program that made classes smaller is running out of money and might end.
City leaders say the plant-based drug is dangerous and hard to control.
A spy agency worker created a fake secret program to steal millions of dollars.
Big computer companies met in Taiwan while China sent warplanes nearby.
Some business leaders worry that buying medicines from Chinese companies could hurt America's drug industry.
Companies in China are using smart computer programs to do jobs that people used to do.
Experts think home prices will drop less this year and might go up by 2027.
The country wants to stop other nations from stealing its technology and data.
Several news anchors find new jobs after their stations make big changes.
People are unhappy with Chancellor Friedrich Merz and want a new leader.
Long before smartphones, India used stamps and letters to get people to take part in the census.
Tony Dokoupil started hosting the news show in January but ratings are still low.
The women's basketball league boss says New England might get a new team in the future.
A local artist is turning a dead tree on a popular trail into a giant cowboy statue that celebrates the Old West history of Castle Rock, Colorado.
Experts say we need more money and research to remove harmful gas from the atmosphere.
Fans cheer loudly as Canada's team plays their first home World Cup match in Toronto.
New computer program can spot hidden sea creatures in airport luggage.
The famous TV news show "60 Minutes" will have a new boss to help it work better in today's world.
People in California voted on June 2, but officials are still counting all the votes to see who won.
People across Britain are putting tiny cake shops in their front yards to sell homemade treats.
America adds big tech companies like Alibaba and BYD to a special warning list.
New report shows thousands of dolphins, whales, and birds die each year when they get caught in fishing gear.
A food scientist explains why these two spreads act differently in cooking and baking.
Business owners worry that paying workers more money will make things cost more for everyone.
Universities get awards and hospitals start new programs to help people stay healthy.
The Prime Minister wants to protect children from harmful websites that can hurt their feelings.
A special drug called Elahere can help women with ovarian cancer live longer.
Workers add fresh chalk to a famous hill drawing in England that rain keeps washing away.
People who make videos online are moving to Brickell and changing how the area looks and feels.
A judge said Brendan Sorsby can play for Texas Tech even though he bet money on college sports.
Bread and pasta costs remain expensive even after global problems calm down.
Some New York basketball fans are acting badly while celebrating their team's success.
A smart robot called Atlas is being taught to do jobs in a car factory.
Tony Blair says the UK is no longer a major world player after closing its aid department.
A report shows that bad people are using the Kik app to hurt children.
Big energy firms are now ignoring people who want them to help protect the planet.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby won a court case to play football despite breaking gambling rules.
The G20 summit brings together leaders from 20 powerful countries to talk about big problems.
A senator from Vermont has a new plan that would give the public a share of the money made by big artificial intelligence companies.
Health officials warn people living near rats to get medical help quickly if they feel sick.
New AI tools help companies pick workers, but some people worry they might not be fair.
Radio show shares three exciting stories about a missing soldier, violence in Kenya, and fortune telling with computers.
Health workers warn people to stay away from wild animals after bat tests positive for rabies.
Police found 15 weapons at the home of a man who scared a family in their neighborhood.
Kneeling chairs can help people who get back pain from sitting too long.
Ski resorts open for winter fun, but experts worry about less snow in the future.
New program lets people walk, eat, and play in the street without cars every Tuesday in June.
The Oakland Athletics are having trouble winning games at their temporary ballpark in California.
A truck carrying Afghan families from Pakistan crashed when the driver fell asleep.
Researchers tested mothers' urine to see if chemicals from smoke and pollution made babies smaller.
Asian countries see their stock prices rise because people hope a war will end soon.
President Trump turns 80 this weekend, joining millions of Americans who work past retirement age.
Countries like Iran and Russia could cut cables that carry internet around the world.
Alicia Rojas helped create new rules to protect art in her city.
Ernie Shelton wanted to be the first person to jump seven feet high but became a famous sculptor instead.
Arsenal fans couldn't watch the big game for free, so millions watched it the wrong way.
Hundreds of thousands of fans came to London to celebrate with their favorite team.
Arne Slot was fired after his team made poor choices buying new players and lost many games.
After beating Algeria 3–0, Argentina's coach must decide who starts up front in the next World Cup game.
The tech company says parents inspired their latest features to help keep children safer online.
Officials are looking at ways to make sure tax money doesn't support mean messages against Jewish people or other groups.
The Trump team told Anthropic to stop letting people from other countries use their AI robots.
A huge ship carrying 5,000 electric cars from China arrived in Melbourne this week.
Prices for food, gas, and homes have gone up a lot, making life hard for families.
Schools and companies use special tools to check if robots wrote stories, but the tools are not perfect.
The famous movie director creates a story about visitors from space and people who want to tell the truth.
A Chinese newspaper says the government should protect workers as smart computers change how people work.
Big companies say AI will help workers in India create more new ideas and products.
Jim O'Neill would run the National Science Foundation, which helps fund important research.
Kids and teens are making their own magazines by hand even though computers can do it faster.
Smart computer companies are getting very rich, but many Americans are worried about what this means.
Companies building AI systems need lots of computer chips, making prices go up for everyone.
Prime Minister Wong thinks AI can solve problems when there are not enough workers.
The city had problems getting ready, but soccer fans are excited for the big games to start.
The basketball team beat the San Antonio Spurs to bring home their first title since 1973.
Adam Silver says the league is working to make games more fair for all teams.
Daryl McLune says police treated him unfairly because he is Black.
The baseball pitcher came back from Korea and is playing well for Detroit.
CitizenGo from Spain wants to help stop abortion in Australia and other countries.
New quantum computers can create truly random codes that no one can crack.
Larry Brown was about to leave Kansas for UCLA when a phone call made him stay.
Hanbei Bao studies black holes and teaches younger kids about math.
A federal judge said immigration agents did not prove that a mosque leader was a threat, and that his arrest may have violated his right to speak freely.
President says Russia broke rules by attacking Ukraine and asks for help to stop the fighting.
The Biodiversity Heritage Library has shared 64 million pages of science history with the world — but it may run out of money by 2028.
The Los Angeles Dodgers lost 9-8 to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a surprising upset game.
Two lifelong friends pulled out a dusty old bedsheet to celebrate the Knicks' first championship in more than 50 years.
Videos of people eating bright pineapple treats spark debates about food, fairness, and how we judge others.
Hockey experts rank the top 75 young players who might join NHL teams in two years.