Naomi Osaka reached her first Grand Slam quarterfinals since 2021, eliminating American star Coco Gauff in straight sets at the 2025 U.S. Open on Monday.
Longtime Democratic Rep. Jerrold Nadler says he won’t seek re-election, ending a 34-year House career shaped by liberal advocacy and party leadership battles.
DHS accuses The New York Times of defending a convicted murderer after the publication reported on Orville Etoria's deportation to Africa following his prison release
Filmmaker Woody Allen discussed directing Donald Trump in 1998's "Celebrity" and called him a pleasure to work with despite disagreeing with 99% of his politics.
World Liberty Financial’s cryptocurrency token fell short of investors’ hopes. But a previous deal paved the way for a payment to the Trump family of potentially hundreds of millions of dollars.
A Turkish-born pedicab driver who was arrested on Friday night was found unconscious and unresponsive in a police station house cell. He later died at Bellevue Hospital.
Fernando Goldsztein started the Medulloblastoma Initiative after he was told that there was nothing he could do to save his son, Frederico, after his diagnosis.
Cole Hauser reveals that older female fans have inappropriately grabbed him after his rise to fame playing Rip Wheeler on the hit series "Yellowstone."
Test detects memory problems linked to Alzheimer’s long before typical diagnosis, raising possibility of earlier drug intervention
A three-minute brainwave test can detect memory problems linked to Alzheimer’s disease long before people are typically diagnosed, raising hopes that the approach could help identify those most likely to benefit from new drugs for the condition.
In a small trial, the test flagged specific memory issues in people with mild cognitive impairment, highlighting who was at greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s. Trials in larger groups are under way.
Campaigners say only 82 sites have been fully examined and classified as contaminated, so scale of threat not known
Research from Friends of the Earth Cymru has found that at least 45,000 sites across Wales could be contaminated with toxic waste but have never been adequately inspected, leaving communities and wildlife vulnerable to a potential environmental crisis.
Despite Wales’s extensive industrial history, Tuesday’s publication found that due to a lack of funding and oversight, only 82 sites across the country have ever been fully examined and classified as contaminated, meaning the actual scale of the threat is unknown.
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