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Federal court challenges EPA's conclusion that biofuels have "no effect" on wildlife. The 15-billion-gallon mandate causes chemical runoff into rivers and creates ocean dead zones

Another Qantas incident rocks Brisbane Airport as a Boeing 737-800 collides with an aerobridge, shattering its windscreen. This marks the second such collision in a month and follows multiple operatio

French scientists identified "Gwada negative," a blood type so rare only one woman has it. This 48th blood group system, named after her Guadeloupean origin, creates urgent medical challenges as she's

UK's £14M Carbon-Loop hub engineers microbes to transform industrial waste into pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. The BioFactory aims to replace fossil fuels in 90% of products while creating high-value.

A hot air balloon burst into flames mid-flight in Brazil's Santa Catarina region, killing 8 of 21 passengers. The tragic accident marks the third balloon incident in Brazil within a week, raising

Australian drivers face massive penalty increases from July 1, 2025. Phone fines hit $1,000+, AI cameras detect use at red lights, school zones drop to 30km/h. 83% of roadside workers nearly hit

A 30-year-old New Jersey man suffered minor injuries when a bison gored him at Yellowstone. The animal, which can run 35 mph and weighs 2,000 pounds, charged after visitors got too close.

KG Motors' ultra-compact MiBOT, a $7,000 single-seat EV with 100km range, has secured 2,250 pre-orders in Japan. The tiny vehicle aims to address mobility needs in rural areas with narrow streets and

UK waters rank among world's top 20 fastest-warming seas as marine species face dramatic habitat shifts by 2060. Native oysters could double territory while 500-year-old clams risk major decline.

Birmingham researchers warn that patients taking dopamine agonists for pituitary tumors face a "significantly higher" risk of developing gambling addiction, hypersexuality, and other harmful compulsiv