
Scientists Use 'Sentinel Gardens' to Monitor Invasive Insects Before Ocean Crossing
Researchers plant American trees abroad to attract and identify dangerous insects before they reach U.S. shores.

Researchers plant American trees abroad to attract and identify dangerous insects before they reach U.S. shores.

A joke political party led by an AI cockroach character has attracted millions of followers on social media, prompting government attention in India.

The White House has identified intoxicating synthetic hemp products with high THC levels as a growing concern in its national drug control strategy.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced plans for a city-operated grocery store in East Harlem, drawing criticism from local business owners.

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman rejected suggestions he should become a Republican despite breaking with his party on some issues.

Video-sharing app company Rave has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple following the removal of its application from the App Store.

Center-left think tank Third Way has released recommendations for government response to potential AI job disruption amid varying predictions about the technology's impact.
AT&T, Philip Morris International, and Boston Scientific reported varied first-quarter earnings results with different performance trends.

The Chicago Bears are reportedly considering suburban locations for a new stadium facility.

A 20-year-old Florida college student has been indicted for first-degree murder in her newborn's death, with investigators finding Casey Anthony images on her phone.

Four separate Reuters news items were reported covering topics ranging from antiquities recovery to currency markets.

A Seattle artificial intelligence startup founder says increasing taxes and changing business climate are prompting entrepreneurs to consider leaving the city.

A Massachusetts doctor faces 81 new charges including rape and assault allegedly involving 22 patients at Brigham and Women's hospitals.

Indonesia has legally recognized domestic workers after a 22-year advocacy effort, affecting approximately 4.2 million workers.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled the city's first comprehensive racial equity plan, which has drawn both support and criticism.
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