Ultra-processed foods supply over half the calories in some countries and are linked to disease in study after study. But the category is slippery. A.
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Governments and startups are returning to the Moon with landers, rovers and business plans. The new lunar rush is about water, position and permanence.
An eleven-day breach at EY quietly exposed Goldman Sachs wealth management clients, underlining the third-party risk facing financial firms.
This week’s deep dive: how strikes affecting Yandex turned Central Asia’s data-localisation debate into funded policy, homegrown platforms and new fibre routes.
This week’s issue unpacks the bottled water paradox: shoppers who understand microplastics still buy the bottle. Marketing, taste and behavioural economics, in one basket.
A study of more than 16,000 students finds classroom smartphone bans significantly improve grades, with struggling pupils gaining most and support growing afterwards.
US measles cases rose 8 percent in one week to 4,410. This guide explains the drivers, the symptoms to watch for, and current vaccination guidance, without alarmism.
Saturn now has 274 confirmed moons after 128 new discoveries were recognised. Our briefing explains the finding, the method and why it matters.
Our health briefing: a personalised neoantigen vaccine combined with nivolumab proved feasible and acceptably safe in an early ovarian cancer trial.
Publishers who depend on search traffic have spent two years adjusting to AI-generated answers at the top of results pages.…