Doomsday

A GOP lawmaker has introduced a bill that may lead to Texas leaving the union. Its effect on national politics would be profound, particularly for Republicans.

Against the backdrop of Russia's nuclear threats, the visual representation of how close we are to destroying our world is about to have its 2023 update.

"This year, the war in Ukraine was front and center in our deliberations," a co-chair of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' Science and Security Board said.

It has remained at 100 minutes to midnight since 2020, but this year's nuclear threats from Russia may have edged us even closer to the metaphorical doomsday.

Those who believe are living in the end times are less likely to say climate change is an extremely or very serious problem than those who don't.

"Part of the point of prepping is to not have to react every time something bad happens," said John Ramey, founder and CEO of website The Prepared.

The viral theory has been viewed millions of times online, despite the sun having little to no chance of producing an X-class flare.

"Should anything of the kind happen," Medvedev said a doomsday would be "very quick and tough, immediately."

In over a million years, the star Gliese 710 will reach the edge of our Solar System, disturbing comets in the Oort Cloud. That could be bad news for Earth.

The clock, designed to represent humanity's existential risk, has edged closer to midnight in recent years. The 2022 time will be announced on Thursday.

Lori Vallow Daybell was ordered by an Idaho judge on Tuesday to be committed to a mental health facility before a decision is made on whether she's mentally fit to stand trial. Vallow will be committed for up to 90 days to "restore her competency," the judge's order read.

Conspiracy that hit headlines was based on a series of now-deleted tweets.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists will reveal the clock hands' current position on Thursday. In 2019, they were at two minutes before midnight.

The 1995 chemical attack killed 13 people on the Tokyo subway.

"He has, in my opinion, cloaked himself in the robes of religious freedom when, in reality, under the robes, he is just a pedophile."

The man has spent two decades turning his suburban home into a fortress where he can wait out a nuclear winter.

Nuclear disaster isn't the only event that experts fear.

At this time last year, they said it was two and a half minutes to midnight.

It'd only take a few years until just one person was left.

Nibiru isn't real and it's not coming toward Earth, but here is how the government manages some of the real threats from outer space.

The world won't end on Sunday. But if it did, here's how you should prepare.

There's still time to watch 'Stranger Things.'

He says researchers were killed because they knew about Planet X.

Here's what will happen when the world ends. Apparently.

The Plutocene would be characterised by extremely high global temperatures, leading to "mega-cyclones, mega-floods and super-tropical terrestrial environments."

Doomsday predictions are nothing new and will likely continue until one comes true. Here's why.

Well, the world didn't end on September 23.

Doomsday predictors may think that the tomorrow, September 23, marks the beginning of the end, but scientists have other views.

From space stations to "frozen zoos" storing embryos, eggs, sperm and the DNA of endangered animals—the movement to create our backup ready for humanity version 2.0 has already begun.

Haven't you heard? The apocalypse is nigh. Here's what to make for dinner.