Bad Bunny mensaje en Tokio

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Gobernadora firma ley que reduce a seis horas el tiempo para activar la Alerta Silver

The governor signed a law reducing the activation time for the Silver Alert to six hours, aiming to improve response times for locating missing seniors.

Titi Me preguntó

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Acho PR es otra cosa Japón

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Negociado de Energía aprueba la gasificación de dos unidades de la central Palo Seco

The Puerto Rico Energy Bureau approved Genera PR's request to convert units #3 and #4 of the Palo Seco power plant from bunker C fuel to dual-fuel operation primarily using natural gas, aiming to modernize the electric system, reduce costs by $40.6 million, and lower emissions. The project, expected to begin partial operation by July 2026, will utilize federal funds and extend the units' lifespan while improving air quality in the San Juan area.

“San Juan Te Viste Pal’ Prom” amplía su alcance y apoya a más jóvenes

The initiative “San Juan Te Viste Pal’ Prom” expanded its reach to include clothing donations for young men, women, and parents to help over 260 families in San Juan attend their prom. Organized by the First Lady's Office and the Citizen Services Office, the program collects formal wear and will soon offer a boutique-style selection event at Coliseo Roberto Clemente for participants to choose outfits.

Jay Mims es anunciado como nuevo entrenador del Huracán Azul

Jay Mims has been announced as the new head coach of Huracán Azul.

Jay Mims es anunciado como nuevo entrenador del Huracán Azul

Jay Mims has been announced as the new head coach of Huracán Azul.

Primer juego del Clásico Mundial en el Hiram Bithorn llena de energía a San Juan

The first game of the World Baseball Classic at Hiram Bithorn Stadium energized San Juan.

Primer juego del Clásico Mundial en el Hiram Bithorn llena de energía a San Juan

The first game of the World Baseball Classic at Hiram Bithorn Stadium energized San Juan.

Primer juego del Clásico Mundial en el Hiram Bithorn llena de energía a San Juan

The first game of the World Baseball Classic at Hiram Bithorn Stadium energized the city of San Juan.

Ucrania - España en directo | Ovdiychuk marca para Ucrania y recorta la distancia

Spain's women's football team defeated Ukraine 3-1 in Antalya during the 2027 World Cup qualifiers, with goals from Edna Imade, Lucía Corrales, and Vicky López, while Olha Ovdiichuk scored for Ukraine. This victory marks Spain's second win in the qualification window under coach Sonia Bermúdez.

Este exoesqueleto desarrollado en Cataluña ya ayuda a pacientes a volver a caminar

The robotic exoskeleton developed by Catalan company Able Human Motion has passed its experimental phase and is designed to aid rehabilitation for patients with spinal injuries, stroke, multiple sclerosis, or neurodegenerative diseases. It was demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress by a person with a spinal injury who was able to walk using the device.

Gisèle Pelicot aparece en Madrid para la presentación de 'Un himno a la vida'

Gisèle Pelicot presented her book 'Un himno a la vida' in Madrid, sharing her experience as a survivor of organized sexual violence by her ex-husband Dominique Pelicot, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison. She encouraged other women suffering sexual violence to speak out and reject shame and guilt.

Álvaro de Luna, David Guetta, Bad Gyal: llegan los primeros estrenos musicales de marzo

The article announces the first music releases of March featuring artists Álvaro de Luna, David Guetta, and Bad Gyal.

Trump amenaza a Irán con la “destrucción total” y advierte de que “recibirá un duro golpe”

El presidente de EE.UU., Donald Trump, amenazó con la destrucción total de Irán y advirtió de un duro golpe en respuesta a la escalada del conflicto tras la muerte del líder supremo iraní, Ali Jameneí. Irán respondió con advertencias de represalias y continuó ataques contra bases militares estadounidenses y aliadas, mientras Israel y EE.UU. mantienen bombardeos masivos en territorio iraní, intensificando la guerra aérea en Oriente Próximo.

Muere el corredor de montaña Jokin Uribetxeberria durante el ascenso a un monte de Legazpi (Guipúzcoa)

Jokin Uribetxeberria, a 34-year-old mountain runner from Legazpi, died after collapsing near the steep Mataburros slope during an ascent of Mount Gorostiaga in Guipúzcoa. Emergency teams were unable to revive him, and his body was taken for autopsy in San Sebastián.

Illa sitúa los presupuestos como “el mejor escudo social” ante la inestabilidad global

Catalan President Salvador Illa emphasized the recently proposed budgets as the best social shield against global instability caused by the Middle East conflict, urging political unity, especially from ERC, to approve the budgets and ensure economic and social preparedness. He also announced the creation of a permanent committee to address the crisis's economic and social impacts, with broad support from social and economic agents.

Última hora del ataque de EE UU e Israel contra Irán, en directo | El ministro de Exteriores iraní: “Si Trump busca la escalada, es lo que tendrá”

Spain evacuated its embassy staff from Tehran due to security concerns amid ongoing US and Israeli attacks on Iran. Iran's Foreign Minister warned of escalation if the US continues its offensive, while regional tensions rise with attacks reported in Gulf countries and military movements in Cyprus and Lebanon.

El momento en el que un dron iraní impacta contra el aeropuerto internacional de Dubái

A Shahed Iranian drone debris impacted Dubai International Airport, causing a minor incident with no injuries, amid ongoing Iranian drone attacks on US interests in the Middle East. Despite a temporary statement from Iran's president about halting attacks, Iran's National Security Committee vowed to continue targeting US military bases until avenging their leader's death.

Reunión "histórica" de Donald Trump junto a líderes de Sudamérica para "erradicar los cárteles criminales"

Donald Trump hosted a historic summit in Miami with 10 Latin American leaders, a prime minister, and a president-elect to launch the Shield of the Americas, a new military coalition aimed at eradicating criminal drug cartels in the region. The coalition includes diverse political leaders and seeks to strengthen U.S. influence in the Americas while combating narcotrafficking and countering Chinese economic presence.

Trump dice que reconoce al Gobierno de Venezuela con Delcy Rodríguez al frente y vuelve a reunirse con Corina Machado

US President Donald Trump has officially recognized the Venezuelan government led by interim president Delcy Rodríguez and announced a historic agreement on Venezuelan gold, highlighting increased oil revenues and collaboration. Trump also met with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado and praised a recent US military operation against Nicolás Maduro's forces.

Zapatillas Reebok por 33 euros: la solución para calzar estiloso

Reebok is offering significant discounts on various popular sneaker models for men, women, and children on Amazon, with prices starting at 33 euros. These sales include classic and sporty designs suitable for everyday wear and fitness, providing stylish and durable options for spring and beyond.

Jennifer Lopez details ‘really tough’ Marc Anthony divorce as she jokes about her four failed marriages

Jennifer Lopez opened up about the challenges of her 2014 divorce from Marc Anthony after 10 years of marriage, describing it as a really tough time and sharing how a mentor helped her persevere. She also reflected on her four failed marriages, emphasizing resilience and kindness in relationships during her Las Vegas residency show.

BBC mistranslates Pete Hegseth's speech on Iran, mistakenly swaps Iranian 'regime' to Iranian 'people'

BBC Persian mistranslated U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's speech on Iran, incorrectly rendering 'regime' as 'people,' which implied the U.S. was targeting the Iranian population rather than the regime. The BBC issued a correction, acknowledging human error during live translation, amid ongoing scrutiny including a $10 billion lawsuit from former President Donald Trump against the BBC.

lululemon made too much — again! Shop our favorite men’s and women’s styles

lululemon has restocked its 'We Made Too Much' section featuring a variety of men’s and women’s athleisure styles, including leggings, joggers, jackets, and accessories, all offered at discounted prices. The selection highlights the brand's signature fabrics and functional designs, catering to both workout and casual wear needs.

Major update on the world’s worst serial killer Gary Ridgway

Gary Ridgway, known as the Green River Killer, is serving 49 life sentences for murdering at least 49 women, though he claims up to 80 victims. Recently, he has been communicating from prison with Maria DiLorenzo, who revealed new details about his crimes and his manipulative behavior, while Ridgway remains in stable medical condition despite rumors of his decline.

Washington Examiner’s Callie Patteson leads panel on affordability and energy prices

Callie Patteson of the Washington Examiner moderated a panel with energy experts discussing the challenges of rising energy prices and the need for investment in grid infrastructure to improve reliability and affordability. Panelists highlighted transmission congestion, reliance on natural gas, and the importance of diversifying energy sources as key factors influencing electricity costs.

Iran flag removed from Paralympics opening ceremony after sole athlete withdraws over travel safety concerns

Iran's sole Paralympian, Aboulfazl Khatibi Mianaei, withdrew from the 2026 Winter Paralympics due to safety concerns amid ongoing U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, leading to the removal of Iran's flag from the opening ceremony. The International Paralympic Committee expressed disappointment and highlighted efforts to find safe travel alternatives, but deemed the risk too high.

Navigating fantasy baseball’s thin third base spot requires patience

The 2026 fantasy baseball third base position remains shallow beyond top players like José Ramírez, prompting managers to adopt a patient draft strategy by targeting high-upside, multi-position eligible players like Noelvi Marte and Addison Barger in later rounds to maximize roster flexibility and power potential.

Gwen Stefani didn’t know how to receive love before finding ‘Christ’s love’ with Blake Shelton

Gwen Stefani revealed that she struggled to receive love until meeting Blake Shelton, whom she credits with introducing her to 'Christ's love.' She also discussed how her relationship with God and acceptance of her musical talent as a divine gift have evolved over the years.

Sports are reaching once-unthinkable levels of insanity

The NBA's Hawks organized a controversial 'cultural' salute game on March 16 celebrating a strip club with offensive elements, including a rapper using the N-word and the sale of strip-club hoodies, drawing criticism for the league's failure to intervene despite having time to cancel the event.

Crazy video shows 500 people gatecrashing teen’s birthday party before riot squad called

Around 500 people gatecrashed a 16-year-old's birthday party in Kirrawee, Sydney, prompting police and the riot squad to respond. The crowd resisted dispersal, with some throwing bottles at officers, leading to the use of pepper spray and the arrest of three teenagers, though no injuries were reported.

Trump says 'hatred' between Putin, Zelenskyy blocking Ukraine peace deal

President Donald Trump stated that intense hatred between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is obstructing a peace deal in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, which continues to cause heavy casualties. Zelenskyy has accused Russia of stalling peace talks, while NATO reports Russia is losing around 25,000 troops monthly.

Jack Schlossberg is wrong — ‘Love Story’ is the best the Kennedys have looked in years

The FX miniseries 'Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette' has received widespread acclaim for its kind and appealing portrayal of the Kennedy family, despite criticism from JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg, who called it 'grotesque.' The show has boosted interest in the Kennedys among younger audiences and even helped Schlossberg's political campaign gain volunteers.

Nancy Guthrie search highlights trauma of missing persons cases

Bombing at Peru nightclub injures 33 people, including minors

A bombing at the Dali nightclub in Trujillo, Peru, injured 33 people including three minors, with several victims in serious condition. The attack occurred in a region troubled by violence and organized crime, but the perpetrators and motive remain unknown.

Good Sign: Debate Among Conservatives on Iran

Dedication ceremony for Obama presidential library set for June

EPA’s actions on forever chemicals will leave Americans sicker, not safer

Tapper blasts Trump administration for depicting Iran conflict 'like a game'

Trump will join grieving families for the return of the six soldiers killed in Iran war

President Donald Trump joined families at Dover Air Force Base for the dignified transfer of six U.S. soldiers killed by a drone strike in Kuwait amid escalating conflict with Iran. The fallen soldiers, all from the Army Reserve's 103rd Sustainment Command, were honored for their service and sacrifice.

Bipartisanship Is Scarce: Make Homes Affordable Again

A Case Study in Why Boston Is Short on Housing

Burned by Bureaucracy

When Oil Is Weaponized, Markets Adapt

Maher on support for Iran strikes: 'I just don’t get what liberals don’t get about liberation'

At Largest ICE Detention Camp, Staff Bet on Detainee Suicides, AP Reports

At Camp East Montana, the largest ICE detention facility, staff reportedly placed bets on which detainee would die by suicide, amid harsh conditions and multiple suicide attempts, including one death ruled a homicide. Detainees face prolonged detention, inadequate care, and severe mental health risks, drawing criticism from lawmakers and raising serious concerns about facility management.

Trump: Iran will be “hit very hard” soon with new strikes

President Trump warned that Iran will face expanded military strikes amid escalating conflict following the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader, with Iran rejecting demands for unconditional surrender. The ongoing violence has caused significant casualties and raised fears of a wider regional war involving multiple Middle Eastern countries and U.S. forces.

“All the President’s Men” was a warning

Nearly 50 years after its release, the film "All the President’s Men" is viewed less as a celebration of journalism and more as a warning about media decline and political corruption. The article highlights the erosion of journalistic integrity, the impact of corporate ownership on news outlets like The Washington Post, and the ongoing challenges journalists face in uncovering truth amid widespread political immorality and misinformation.

Steaks, sushi and the softer side of Vegas

The article highlights a week-long indulgent experience in Las Vegas, featuring stays at The Cosmopolitan and Four Seasons hotels, dining at top restaurants like Tamba, PRIME Steakhouse, Komodo, Mizumi, and Omakase Kyara, as well as attending shows such as Cirque du Soleil's "O" and The Awakening at Wynn. It also covers the SEMA automotive trade show and relaxing spa treatments, showcasing the city's diverse offerings beyond the casino floor.

Trump continues the “war on terror”: First Baghdad, now Tehran

The article reflects on the author's personal experience covering the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq and draws parallels to the current U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran, highlighting concerns over repeated aggressive policies against Muslim countries based on questionable evidence. The author expresses sadness and apprehension about the human cost and the cyclical nature of such conflicts.

America’s Next Generation of Socialist Organizers

The Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) held a sold-out organizing conference highlighting the growth of socialist activism among youth, focusing on building mass labor organizing, electoral campaigns, and international solidarity to confront rising far-right forces and systemic capitalism. The conference emphasized preparing students for long-term socialist labor leadership, coordinated anti-fascist action by 2028, and resistance to immigration enforcement on campuses.

Big Tech Oversees Itself at Homeland Security

Antoine McCord, appointed in 2025 as chief information and AI officer at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), previously worked for Anduril Industries, a military AI contractor poised to benefit from DHS's biometric surveillance expansion. McCord's undisclosed ties to Anduril, which has received substantial government contracts for border surveillance technology, raise potential conflict of interest concerns amid DHS's growing biometric data initiatives.

Trump and Hegseth are writing their own rules of war

President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have adopted an aggressive and unrestrained approach to the expanding war with Iran, disregarding traditional rules of warfare and military justice, which raises concerns about increased violence and civilian casualties. Their partnership reflects a shift toward a more brutal military ethos, exemplified by pardoning alleged war criminals and dismissing the importance of rules of engagement.

Iran war enrages Make America Healthy Again movement

The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement has launched a petition calling for an end to the U.S. conflict with Iran, urging the Trump administration to focus on domestic health and infrastructure instead of 'forever wars.' Key figures in MAHA, including Charles Eisenstein and former Rep. Dennis Kucinich, criticize the war as detrimental and warn it threatens the movement's unity and political influence.

Average People Won Universal Childcare for New York

New York City is launching universal childcare for two-year-olds, starting with 2,000 free seats this year and expanding to 12,000 by Fall 2027, a victory credited to grassroots organizing and voter support for Mayor Zohran Mamdani. This initiative reflects a broader democratic socialist principle that social change is driven by the collective action of the people themselves.

The Greatest Love Is Grieving

Marguerite Duras's memoir 'The War' explores the intense grief and militant resolve of women mourning during World War II, particularly focusing on her own experience waiting for news of her husband, a French Resistance member, after his deportation to a concentration camp. The article reflects on how mourning shapes women's activism and resilience, highlighting the complex interplay between personal loss and political engagement.

America’s Holy War in Iran

The article explores how certain American evangelical Christian beliefs, particularly dispensationalism and apocalyptic prophecy, influence U.S. attitudes and policies toward Iran, with reports of military commanders framing the conflict as a fulfillment of biblical End Times prophecy. It highlights the intertwining of religious ideology and geopolitics in the U.S., paralleling similar theological motivations in Iran, and notes the political use of religious symbolism by figures like Donald Trump and Mike Pence.

PopSockets founder David Barnett talks about building a viral business

David Barnett, founder of PopSockets, shared insights on building his viral phone accessory business from scratch, overcoming manufacturing challenges, avoiding traditional venture capital, and the importance of leadership focused on people. He discussed key moments such as product adjustments that boosted retail success, a dispute with Amazon, and his decision to step down as CEO.

Sony appears to be testing dynamic pricing on PlayStation games

Sony is testing dynamic pricing on its PlayStation digital game store by offering different discounts to select users in over 150 games across 68 regions, though the US is not currently included. The pricing experiment involves A/B testing with discounts ranging from 5% to 17.5%, which may cause customer dissatisfaction despite focusing on lowering prices for some users.

OpenAI delays ChatGPT’s ‘adult mode’ again

OpenAI has postponed the launch of ChatGPT's 'adult mode,' a feature intended to provide verified adult users access to erotica and other adult content, citing a need to prioritize improvements to the core chatbot experience. The delay follows a previous postponement and reflects the company's focus on enhancing intelligence, personality, and proactivity in ChatGPT.

Verification debt: the hidden cost of AI-generated code

The article discusses the rise of AI-generated code and the emerging challenge of 'verification debt,' where rapid code production outpaces thorough validation, shifting the bottleneck to human review and decision-making. Despite improvements in AI tools and integrations, ensuring code correctness and alignment with user needs remains a critical human responsibility.

Time’s running out to get a free gift card when you preorder a new MacBook

Preorders for Apple's new MacBooks and Samsung's Galaxy S26 phones, launching March 11th, come with free gift cards at retailers like Best Buy and Amazon, with values ranging from $25 to $200. Additionally, Google’s Pixel 10A launched with a $100 gift card offer valid through March 11th.

SigNoz (YC W21, open source Datadog) Is Hiring across roles

SigNoz, an open source alternative to Datadog and a Y Combinator W21 company, is currently hiring for multiple roles.

The Banality of Surveillance

The article explores the pervasive and banal nature of digital surveillance, highlighting how vast amounts of user data are routinely collected and stored in cumbersome formats that deter casual analysis but can be exploited by AI to reveal detailed personal information. It discusses the breakdown of privacy protections as AI lowers the barrier to mining and combining disparate data sources, with government agencies and private companies alike able to access and analyze this data at scale.

A Decade of Docker Containers

Apple’s cheap laptop looks like a winner

Apple has launched the MacBook Neo, a budget-friendly laptop priced at $599, featuring fun colors and sufficient power aimed at first-time MacBook users. The article also highlights other tech news including OpenAI's GPT-5.4 model, Formula 1 streaming on Apple TV, and new gaming and software updates.

Vizio accounts are becoming Walmart accounts

Walmart, after acquiring Vizio in 2024, is phasing out Vizio accounts by requiring new Vizio TV buyers to sign in with or create a Walmart account, with options to merge or delete existing Vizio accounts. Data from deleted accounts can be requested within 30 days before it becomes unavailable, and account merging will later extend to existing TV owners.

The Millisecond That Could Change Cancer Treatment

The French company Theryq and CERN are collaborating to develop FLASH radiotherapy, a novel cancer treatment delivering ultrahigh-dose radiation in less than a tenth of a second, which significantly reduces damage to healthy tissue while effectively targeting tumors. This technique, emerging from fundamental physics research and advanced accelerator technology, has the potential to transform cancer treatment by enabling stronger, faster, and more precise radiation therapy with fewer side effects.

Show HN: ANSI-Saver – A macOS Screensaver

AnsiSaver is a macOS screensaver that displays ANSI art from the BBS era by downloading and rendering art packs from the 16colo.rs archive or local folders, supporting macOS Sequoia (15.0) and later on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It features smooth 60fps scrolling, configurable display options, and authentic CP437 font rendering using the libansilove library.

Police given more time to question Iran spying suspects

Four men, including one Iranian and three dual British-Iranian nationals, have been detained under the National Security Act in a counter-terror investigation related to suspected Iranian spying targeting London's Jewish community, with police granted extended time to question them until 13 March. Additionally, six other men have been bailed pending further investigation, with one also arrested for assaulting a police officer.

Iran’s president apologises to Gulf nations; Trump threatens further strikes – Middle East crisis live

Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian apologized to Gulf nations and promised to cease attacks on them unless they attack Iran first, while Iran's foreign minister criticized US President Trump for misinterpreting this as a surrender. Meanwhile, Trump threatened further strikes on Iran, escalating tensions amid ongoing US-Israeli military actions and retaliatory Iranian strikes in the region.

Revealed: the Ukrainian facility where UK engineers help fix vital weapons

British and Ukrainian engineers are collaboratively repairing damaged military equipment, including British-donated AS-90 howitzers, at a secret facility in western Ukraine to support Kyiv's defense efforts. The UK Ministry of Defence contracts British engineers to work alongside Ukrainians, aiming to maintain and regenerate Ukrainian armed forces both during and after the conflict.

UK to charter flight for British nationals out of Dubai

The UK government will charter a flight from Dubai early next week to evacuate British nationals amid ongoing regional conflict and recent missile and drone attacks, supplementing existing commercial routes. This follows two previous government-chartered flights from Muscat, Oman, with priority given to vulnerable passengers.

Offer from Iran’s president to not attack neighbours provokes internal backlash

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's offer to refrain from attacking neighboring countries if their airspace and US bases are not used against Iran has sparked internal backlash, with the military and hardliners contradicting him and calling for a new Supreme Leader. The dispute highlights power struggles within Iran amid ongoing regional attacks and rising tensions with Gulf states and the US.

Smith fires Wrexham in front against Chelsea

Wrexham's Sam Smith scored to give his team the lead against Chelsea in their FA Cup fifth-round match.

Trump convenes ‘Shield of Americas’ summit with 12 Latin American leaders

Donald Trump convened the 'Shield of the Americas' summit with 12 Latin American leaders in Miami to form a coalition against drug cartels, emphasizing Mexico as the epicenter of cartel violence and addressing regional security and foreign influence concerns. The summit also highlighted US efforts to counter Chinese influence and strengthen ties with regional allies.

Iran rejects Trump’s demand for unconditional surrender as a ‘dream’

Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian rejected Donald Trump's demand for Iran's unconditional surrender, calling it a 'dream,' while apologizing to neighboring states for recent Iranian attacks amid ongoing missile and drone strikes in the Gulf. The conflict, triggered by the killing of Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei, has escalated with Israeli and US strikes on Iran and Iran's retaliation targeting US bases and Gulf states, causing significant regional instability and civilian casualties.

Shrinking weapon stockpiles and regime-change uncertainty: doubts shadow US-Israel war on Iran

The US and Israel have been conducting a week-long bombing campaign against Iran, including strikes on civilian targets, following the assassination of Iran's supreme leader. Despite aggressive attacks, a classified US intelligence report suggests the Iranian regime is unlikely to be overthrown, while concerns grow over diminishing US weapon stockpiles affecting support for allies like Ukraine.

Rapper-politician Balendra Shah set to be Nepal's next prime minister

Rapper and former Kathmandu mayor Balendra Shah defeated former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Nepal's general election, signaling a shift towards a younger generation of leaders. Shah's RSP party won the election, promising significant economic reforms and social safety nets, reflecting the demands of Nepal's large youth voter base.

Four US bombers land at RAF base in UK after warning of surge in strikes on Iran

Four US B-1 bombers have landed at RAF Fairford in the UK to conduct defensive operations aimed at preventing Iranian missile attacks in the Middle East, following UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's approval for such actions. The deployment occurs amid escalating tensions and warnings of increased strikes on Iran, with political debate in the UK over the extent of involvement and support for regional allies.

Descendants of Zimbabwe resistance heroes urge UK to locate looted skulls

Descendants of Zimbabwean resistance heroes have urged the Natural History Museum in London and the University of Cambridge to help locate and repatriate the looted skulls of their ancestors, believed to be held in these institutions. Despite formal requests and DNA offers, both institutions have stated they found no evidence linking their collections to the chimurenga heroes, prompting calls for a joint taskforce to resolve the issue.

Climate change is speeding up — the pace nearly doubled in ten years

A recent study published in Geophysical Research Letters shows that the rate of global warming has nearly doubled since the 1970s, accelerating to around 0.35 ºC per decade due to factors including reduced air pollution from shipping regulations. Despite some debate over exact figures, scientists agree that this acceleration increases the urgency for emissions reductions to prevent surpassing the 1.5 ºC threshold set by the Paris Agreement by 2030.

Peanut-processing microbes ward off dangerous allergic shock

Scientists discovered that Rothia bacteria in saliva and the small intestine can digest allergy-triggering compounds in peanuts, reducing the severity of allergic reactions in mice. This finding suggests a potential microbial approach to mitigating life-threatening peanut allergies.

What a viral TikTok taught me about personal storytelling in science

Psychology student Jazz Nuku's viral TikTok video sparked widespread discussion on consciousness by blending science and personal storytelling, inspiring educators to prioritize engagement through personal connections amid challenges posed by AI in education. The author emphasizes using personal experiences and secure assessments to maintain student interest in complex subjects like biological psychology.

Modelling the cosmos and imagining a future without meat: Books in brief

Andrew Robinson reviews five science books covering topics from the limitations and governance of AI by Virginia Dignum, to cosmology and epistemology by Andrew H. Jaffe, and the environmental and health impacts of rising global meat consumption with alternatives proposed by Bruce Friedrich. These works highlight critical scientific and societal challenges including AI ethics, understanding the universe, and sustainable food futures.

Celebrate women in research and the networks that sustain them

On International Women's Day 2026, Nature and Sony honored three women researchers—Xiwen Gong, Ellen Roche, and Zhen Xu—for their pioneering work in renewable energy, medical devices, and non-invasive cancer treatment, highlighting the importance of mentorship and collaboration in advancing science and gender equality. The article also emphasizes ongoing challenges to gender equality in research and celebrates the supportive networks that sustain women in science.

The missing pieces of menopause science

Menopause research, especially on perimenopause, remains limited, leading to challenges in diagnosis and treatment. While menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) helps alleviate symptoms, its long-term effects are understudied, and misinformation about its benefits and risks persists despite recent FDA updates and evolving clinical guidelines.

Briefing chat: What Galileo’s scribbled margin notes reveal about his scientific journey

Galileo's handwritten annotations discovered in an ancient astronomy text provide new insights into his scientific journey, as discussed in the Nature Podcast episode dated 6 March 2026.

Cracked, but still there: the glass ceiling persists for senior women in science

Despite significant achievements and leadership roles, women in science continue to face persistent bias and the 'glass ceiling,' where they must overdeliver to gain trust and authority. Subtle discrimination manifests in doubts about their capabilities, leadership style, and work-life balance, undermining their confidence and career progression.

Uncharted: Understanding women’s health across the body

Research on women's health has historically been limited due to exclusion from clinical studies and male-focused data, leading to gaps in understanding and treatment efficacy. Recent policies mandating sex-disaggregated data have revealed significant sex differences in disease patterns, treatment side effects, and health outcomes, highlighting the need for more inclusive research to improve diagnosis, treatment, and health equity for women.

Genetically modified pig liver keeps man alive until human organ transplant

A 56-year-old man with liver failure in China was the first living person to be connected to a genetically modified pig liver outside his body, which filtered his blood until he received a human liver transplant and is now recovering well. The pig liver had six genetic modifications to reduce rejection risk, marking a significant advancement in xenotransplantation as a potential lifesaving bridge therapy for organ failure patients.

Electric-vehicle batteries toughen up to beat the heat

Researchers at Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, are working on improving electric-vehicle batteries to better withstand high temperatures.

These brain cells clear proteins that contribute to Alzheimer’s

Researchers discovered that tanycytes, specialized brain cells, transport tau proteins from cerebrospinal fluid to the bloodstream, helping clear toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer's disease. In Alzheimer's patients, these cells malfunction, leading to tau accumulation in the brain, which may contribute to disease progression.