The discovery of new drug targets is always a big win for cancer research, especially when treatment resistance remains a major challenge. A new type of cancer cell containing a gene called ZBTB16 has been discovered that could…
Sweat drips from every pore and my sorry excuse of a fan isn’t cutting the mustard.
I’m 40 minutes into the first zone-two endurance workout of a new training plan and a combination of a few months off the bike and without turbo training in…
A large research study by an international team of scientists led by Christoph Böttner from Aarhus University shows clear evidence of extensive natural hydrocarbon seepage along the Northeast Greenland…
Light pollution is on the rise, increasing by around 2 per cent every year. And artificial light can disrupt the lives of countless creatures, causing migrating birds to lose their way, nocturnal animals to struggle with reproduction and even…
DUBAI: Voter turnout in Iraq’s parliamentary elections exceeded 55 percent, the Independent High Electoral Commission announced on Tuesday.
The organization said it had received results from 99.7 percent of polling stations nationwide,…
The chariot scene from Ben Hur (1959) remains one of the most spectacular moments ever committed to celluloid. Costing around a quarter of the film’s total budget and shot using a team of 70 specially trained horses on the largest film set then…
SRINAGAR, India — Indian security agencies have detained several suspects in the disputed Kashmir region as part of their investigation into this week’s deadly car explosion in New Delhi, officials said Wednesday.
The blast occurred Monday near…
Japan’s first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, is facing a…