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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

Ferrari postpones its second electric vehicle until 2028 due to nonexistent demand from wealthy customers who still prefer roaring engines over silent acceleration in their $500,000+ supercars.

Ancient dogs held back 7,000 years before moving south across the Americas, following the spread of maize farming rather than initial human migration. Some modern Chihuahuas still carry this ancient D