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Stressed plants emit ultrasonic clicking sounds through a process called xylem cavitation. Recent research shows these clicks carry information about plant health—and insects are listening.
Economy
An explainer on how global crude oil prices are determined through benchmarks, futures markets, OPEC+ quotas, and geopolitics — and why prices can spi...
Science
Uranium enrichment is the process of increasing the concentration of uranium-235 in natural uranium, enabling both nuclear power and nuclear weapons....
Science
Plasma makes up more than 99% of the visible universe, yet most people have never heard of it. Here's how this superheated, electrically charged state...
Sport
The two-hour marathon was once thought impossible. Here's the physiology, technology, and strategy behind running 42.195 kilometers faster than any hu...
Health
Pesticides deemed safe individually can become harmful when combined in real-world mixtures. The cocktail effect explains why regulators are rethinkin...
Science
Chronic pain affects over a billion people worldwide, but scientists are finally mapping the hidden brain circuits that turn temporary pain into a per...
Culture
The Palestinian Authority holds presidential, legislative, and local elections — but internal divisions, the Fatah-Hamas split, and the question of Je...
Culture
The Tuareg, Sahara's nomadic 'blue people,' have launched at least five major rebellions since 1916. Their fight for autonomy in northern Mali reveals...
Economy
Temporary Protected Status shields foreign nationals from deportation when their home countries face armed conflict, natural disasters, or extraordina...
Health
Fatty liver disease (MASLD) affects nearly 40% of adults worldwide yet rarely shows symptoms until serious damage occurs. Here's how fat infiltrates t...
Culture
Colombia's 2016 peace deal was meant to end decades of war with the FARC guerrillas. Instead, splinter factions rejected the accord, rearmed, and now...
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