Francine Prose praises Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI for its thoughtful warnings about misuse, profit-driven algorithms, and threats to human dignity, countering Silicon Valley dismissal.
A new report card on US healthcare highlights soaring expenses and poor outcomes compared to other developed nations, sparking debate on reforms.
The Back-to-Back Barries podcast examines whether Labor is in trouble over its tax policies, exploring public sentiment and political fallout.
An advanced underwater drone is mapping Loch Ness's bed in the annual hunt for Nessie, as new sightings fuel excitement in 2026.
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UnitedHealthcare will eliminate prior-approval for two-thirds of pediatric services, reducing delays and administrative burdens after widespread complaints from patients and doctors.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey says allowing inflation above the 2% target is appropriate due to economic weakness and uncertainty, warning against premature action.
University of Surrey students raised £6,000 for Simon Hollister's brain cancer treatment by throwing a massive party. Simon needs £80,000 per round for life-prolonging Avastin.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani launches the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) to evaluate city finances, inspired by Elon Musk and Donald Trump's DOGE initiative.
The UK government adds five more conditions to the Pharmacy First scheme, allowing pharmacists to prescribe medicines without GP referral, easing pressure on family doctors.
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A new study reveals mosquitoes can learn to associate DEET with food, overriding its repellent effect under specific conditions, but experts say it remains effective for normal use.
The Ministry of Defence is failing to tackle an 'apparent normalisation of fraud', losing £1.5bn annually, according to a scathing report by the Commons Public Accounts Committee.
British and French scientists collaborate on women's health issues like endometriosis and infectious diseases using AI and advanced imaging, aiming for life-changing breakthroughs.
Alan Milburn's interim NEET review reveals a generation in crisis, with 1 million young people not in education, employment or training. He calls for cross-party support to tackle poverty, mental illness, and hopelessness.
A new study reveals that pigeons may use iron-rich immune cells in their liver to sense Earth's magnetic field, helping them navigate home.
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An inquest heard it is 'extremely unlikely' Noah Donohoe entered the storm drain where he died anywhere other than the Premier Drive stream culvert.
Nithya Raman, LA mayoral candidate and city councilmember, has not used a $4M state grant to clean up a homeless encampment, despite making homelessness a campaign focus.
Former Microsoft executive Ben Rudolph is moving his startup Cartografiq from Washington to Idaho, citing high taxes and hostile business policies. He criticizes the state's gross receipts tax and poorly written laws.
Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed a law banning the pesticide paraquat, linked to Parkinson's disease and organ damage, effective November 1. Fruit farmers may apply for exemptions until 2030.
The UK National Screening Committee advises against widespread prostate cancer screening, stating it likely causes more harm than good, except for high-risk BRCA2 gene carriers.
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Eleanor Gordon-Smith offers advice on coping with midlife crisis, emphasizing that finite time makes life valuable. She suggests focusing on growth and kindness rather than one big answer.
The UK National Screening Committee advises against routine prostate cancer screening, citing harm from overdiagnosis. Exception for BRCA2 mutation carriers.
Over 600 UC Berkeley professors sign an open letter urging the university to reinstate SAT/ACT requirements by 2027, citing severe student proficiency gaps in mathematics and other fields.
Over a million Americans warned of rare tornado risk in Washington, Oregon, Idaho as severe storm brings damaging winds and large hail.
A shipping company has been fined over £146,000 after a worker suffered life-changing injuries when hit by a reversing forklift truck in Aberdeen.
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Government advisors reject calls for major prostate cancer screening, limiting it to 3,000 men. Charities and MPs urge health secretary to override decision to prevent avoidable deaths.
Steven Spielberg discusses AI's role in filmmaking, stating it should be a tool, not the final word on creativity, and expresses belief in extraterrestrial life.
English GPs may ballot on subscription fees for extra services, sparking fears of a two-tier NHS system. Critics say it would undermine free healthcare.
Simon Robinson, a Reuters executive, will lead ABC News from September. Managing director Hugh Marks denies forcing out predecessor Justin Stevens, who resigned citing professional and personal reasons.
King Charles' Venus-inspired garden at Windsor Castle, reflecting his interest in natural patterns, opens to visitors from July 16 to September 13, 2026.
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Cabinet ministers urge Keir Starmer to reconsider Net Zero targets after Tony Blair calls them 'illogical'. Split grows over Ed Miliband's North Sea oil and gas opposition.
