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A phone call, a single sign-on, and four days: inside the McKesson breach claim
Attackers say they took a terabyte from the largest US drug distributor after voice-phishing employees for credentials. The 284-million-record figure…
An Etruscan well opened with bronze offerings and closed with two bodies
University of Bologna archaeologists found 2,500-year-old votive bronzes at the base of a sacred well at Kainua — and, from…
Three countries got their first World Heritage site this year. Twenty-three still have none.
The Committee inscribed 25 sites in Busan, from Sarnath to the D-Day beaches to a South Sudanese migration route —…
Europe’s €20 travel authorisation just lost its launch date. Do not pay anyone for it.
The EU has removed the 2026 target for ETIAS, with 2027 now considered likely. The reason is its sibling system:…
Four astronauts, one oxidizer leak, and the case for stopping
Crew-13 was due to launch on 12 September. Routine prelaunch checks found a leak in Dragon’s propulsion system — the…
The world loses $411 billion a year to bad eyesight. Fixing it costs $25 billion.
Uncorrected refractive error is the leading cause of vision impairment worldwide. New WHO guidance argues the obstacles are tariffs, licensing…
The strongest genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s stops predicting much after 90. Except in some groups.
A cohort of 800 people followed past their ninetieth birthdays found women at roughly double the risk of men, disparities…
There is an Ebola vaccine, and half a million doses. WHO says not to use them normally.
The DRC outbreak has killed nearly 2,800 people at a 48 per cent fatality rate. It is caused by Bundibugyo…