US Measles Cases Top 4,000 as Pennsylvania Outbreak Grows
US measles cases have surpassed 4,000, with Pennsylvania accounting for more than one-quarter of reported infections. Learn about risks, symptoms, and prevention.
How Cuttlefish Hide: The Science of Camouflage
Cuttlefish combine color, brightness, patterns, texture, posture, and movement to blend into complex seafloor environments and evade predators or approach prey.
How Many Indigenous People Lived in the Americas in 1492?
Scholars estimate that tens of millions of Indigenous people lived in the Americas before Columbus, though the exact total remains debated.
Mike Evans Shows Why 49ers Signed Him
Mike Evans starred in the 49ers' reported victory, offering an immediate glimpse of the receiving impact San Francisco expected when it signed him.
The New York Times’ New Space Editor Looks to the Cosmos
The New York Times’ new space editor signals a broader approach to covering astronomy, exploration, satellites, policy, climate, business, and the public meaning of science.
Oregon’s Northern Pygmy Owls: Tiny Forest Predators
Northern pygmy owls may look adorable, but these tiny Oregon raptors are skilled daytime hunters built for ambushes, speed, and precision.
NFL Week 5: Don’t Count Out Rodgers or Maye
Aaron Rodgers and Drake Maye face different challenges in Week 5, but neither quarterback should be dismissed after a limited sample.
Commanders’ Week 5 Tie Sparks NFL Controversy
Washington’s Week 5 tie drew criticism from Fox News, but the football decision requires game-state analysis. The comparison with the former nickname was provocative, not objective.
Dodgers’ Offense Falters in 2–1 NLCS Loss to Brewers
The Brewers beat the Dodgers 2–1 in NLCS Game 1, exposing Los Angeles’ limited margin for error despite its star-studded lineup.
Russell Brand Trial Begins in London Court
Russell Brand appeared at a London court as his trial on reported rape and sexual assault charges began. A jury has been selected. He denies wrongdoing and remains presumed innocent.