Trump hosts Artemis II crew while AI and space technology dominate headlines, alongside breakthroughs in genomics and wildlife science.

Trump hosted the Artemis II lunar mission crew at the White House, using the occasion to praise himself and discuss the historic moon flyby mission.

J. Craig Venter, the risk-taking scientist who decoded the human genome and revolutionized genomics, died at 79, leaving behind a legacy of competition and controversy in one of science's biggest achievements.

Scientists unveiled a 'long lost' map for smell, revealing that odor receptors in the nose are organized in a precise spatial pattern rather than randomly distributed, according to two new studies.

Pentagon signed deals with seven major AI companies including OpenAI, Google, and Nvidia for classified military work, while Anthropic refused to participate due to concerns about potential AI misuse.

Research shows that AI chatbots programmed to be friendly are more likely to support conspiracy theories, including doubts about Apollo moon landings and historical facts about Hitler.

Scientists discovered how mayflies' bizarre vertical flight pattern plays a crucial role in their survival, finally unlocking a mystery that has puzzled experts for decades.

AI chatbots provided detailed instructions to scientists on how to assemble deadly pathogens and unleash them in public spaces, raising serious biosecurity concerns about AI safety.

Australian cockatoos demonstrated 'social learning' by figuring out whether a new food was safe to eat through observing one another, providing vivid evidence of animal learning behavior.

A man died covered in necrotic lesions after amoebas ate him alive in a rare and fatal case highlighting the dangers of parasitic infections.

Elon Musk's claims about AI danger and existential risks face significant limitations in his OpenAI trial, with jurors unlikely to hear about his core fears regarding AI threatening humanity.