
MIT Researchers Test Engineered Mice to Combat Lyme Disease on Nantucket
Scientists are exploring using specially bred mice to reduce Lyme disease transmission by preventing ticks from becoming infected.

Scientists are exploring using specially bred mice to reduce Lyme disease transmission by preventing ticks from becoming infected.

The Danish government has contributed over $250 million to help rebuild the war-damaged Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv.

President Trump issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act, allowing foreign-flagged ships to transport energy products between U.S. ports.

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio identified California Governor Gavin Newsom as the leading Democratic prospect for the 2028 presidential election.

College sports conferences explore private equity deals while professional leagues negotiate expansion and labor agreements.
Researchers are investigating genetic engineering approaches targeting wild mice as a potential strategy to reduce Lyme disease transmission.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue, alleging the organization misled Congress and the public.

Artificial intelligence-generated music is increasingly appearing on major streaming services, raising questions about market demand and industry impact.

The World Health Organization has prequalified the first malaria treatment specifically designed for babies, addressing a critical gap in care for newborns.

BBC investigation reveals sleep experts giving advice contrary to NHS guidelines while couple shares stillbirth experience ahead of maternity review.

European officials are showing greater willingness to publicly confront the Trump administration on foreign policy issues.

A federal judge rejected an emergency request to halt the UFC Freedom 250 event scheduled at the White House and Lincoln Memorial.

A recent survey indicates majority of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders believe Trump's immigration approach has been harmful.

U.S. military personnel affected by Havana Syndrome are seeking government recognition while reports emerge of lab testing on a potential related device.

Four people died in a boat incident while attempting to cross the English Channel off the coast of northern France.
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