TECH & SCIENCE
America's Energy Crisis and the Eternal War That Dems and GOP Are Locked In
President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act has been described as the biggest action on climate change ever from the U.S.—but will it last?
Doomsday Clock Today: Are Putin's Threats Pushing It Closer to Midnight?
The clock is already at the closest point to doomsday as it has ever been. Could it move closer when it is reset?
How To Tell A Partner Has Hacked Your Phone—The 10 'Warnings' of Spyware
A cyber security company has revealed the ways you can notice if someone has been looking at your messages.
Massive Megalodon Tooth Found 10,000 Feet Beneath Ocean Surface
Researchers have identified what looks like a fossil from the extinct shark—and the discovery could provide evidence about its migratory habits.
Human for Scale Shows True Size of Enormous Asteroid Hit in DART Mission
The asteroid is 530 feet across and weighed around 10 million times more than the spacecraft that was launched into it.
Rainbow Fentanyl Could Be Poised for Halloween Spike After Lego Box Seizure
Rainbow fentanyl—regular fentanyl dyed with food coloring—is an opioid drug responsible for 80 per cent of all overdose deaths in New York City.
Scientists Uncover the Secret to a Longer, Healthier Life: Optimism
"Higher optimism is linked with lower inflammation, healthier lipid levels, and higher antioxidants," professor Eric Kim told Newsweek.
Breathtaking Image of Moon in Exquisite Detail Will Leave You in Awe
Surface colors and countless craters can be seen in this image of the moon, which is the result of 360 individual photos combined.
Fall Equinox Triggers Great White Shark Migration South
In a Facebook post, OCEARCH announced its first southbound shark of the year.
Recovering and Identifying Bodies in Ukraine 'Likely To Continue for Years'
Bodies decompose at a variety of rates depending on the temperature, humidity, insects and clothing, leading to difficulties identifying individuals.
Bizarre Video Shows Stream of Thousands of Suffocating Fish Crawling
A video posted to Facebook shows the fish flowing down a lane, appearing to suffocate as the water runs dry. The phenomenon is so far unexplained.
Ancient Palmyra's Catastrophic Fall Is Terrifying Premonition of Our Future
Food shortages linked with climatic conditions, a rapidly growing population and a move to an autocratic regime preceded the city's demise.
Yellowstone Volcano Hit by Over 500 Earthquakes in Grizzly Lake Swarm
Since July there have been roughly 800 quakes in the area as part of an ongoing spike in seismic activity.
Boa Constrictor Found Slithering up Colorado Resident's Front Yard
Boa constrictors are a commonly kept pet snake in the U.S., with 113,000 live specimens having been imported into the U.S. between 1977 and 1983.
Stockton Serial Killer: How Technology Could Help Police Find Suspect
"Today, law enforcement has a huge step up compared to what they did 20, 30 years ago," former FBI agent Thomas O'Connor told Newsweek.
Fact Check: Did Russia Use Lasers to Target Satellites Over Ukraine Border?
A pillar of light was spotted over a Russian town near the border with Ukraine, sparking theories it could be linked to a top-secret weapon.
Enormous Spiders Prepare to Lay Their Eggs Across Southeast
"You might have one on your hat, you might have one on your back," Marianne Gauldin of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources told Newsweek.
Texas Startup Is Creating Clean Hydrogen From Microbes and Old Oil Wells
Charles Nelson, chief business officer at Cemvita, told Newsweek "the ground is our equipment, so we don't have to build anything new to be able to do this."
Viral Video Shows How Earth's Continents Will Look in 250 Million Years
The massive landmass will be barely recognizable, with an enormous ocean on one side of the planet.
The Moon Illusion Explained: The Optical Illusion You Can See Every Day
The moon can seem giant-sized when it is low in the sky, "but this seemingly large size isn't real," said Susanna Kohler from the American Astronomical Society.
Draconid Meteor Shower 2022: What You Need to Know about Unusual Light Show
The Draconids take place between October 6 and 10 and some years can produce up to 1,000 meteors per hour.
Very Rare and Deadly Bright Orange Snakes Found in Car Park
Images of the two highly venomous eastern browns were shared by snake catcher Jake Stinson.