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Watch live: Spacewalk will prepare Russian segment of International Space Station

Science News // 7 minutes ago

Watch live: Spacewalk will prepare Russian segment of International Space Station

Two Russian cosmonauts will conduct the first spacewalk of 2022 outside the International Space Station on Wednesday morning to prepare a new Russian segment of the orbiting laboratory for operations.

SpaceX launches 2,000th Starlink satellite from Florida

Science News // 9 hours ago

SpaceX launches 2,000th Starlink satellite from Florida

Hilary Duff has 'a lot in common' with 'How I Met Your Father' role

TV // 12 hours ago

Hilary Duff has 'a lot in common' with 'How I Met Your Father' role

China, North Korea open border railroad crossing after 2-year COVID-19 shutdown

World News // 21 hours ago

China, North Korea open border railroad crossing after 2-year COVID-19 shutdown

North Korea says latest launch was test of tactical guided missiles

World News // 23 hours ago

North Korea says latest launch was test of tactical guided missiles

North Korea confirmed the accuracy of a pair of tactical guided missiles in its latest launch, state-run media said Tuesday, as the secretive regime continues a series of weapons tests.

First lunar rovers in decades may explore the moon in 2022

Science News // 1 day ago

First lunar rovers in decades may explore the moon in 2022

While the public has grown used to seeing rovers on Mars, NASA plans for 2022 to be the year of a U.S. return to the surface of the moon by two robotic landers and tiny rovers.

North Korea fires ballistic missiles from Pyongyang airport

World News // 2 days ago

North Korea fires ballistic missiles from Pyongyang airport

North Korea launched a pair of what appear to be short-range ballistic missiles on Monday morning from its international airport in Pyongyang, South Korea's military said, marking its fourth test in less than two weeks.

Bridget Everett: 'Somebody Somewhere' tells 'my story'

TV // 2 days ago

Bridget Everett: 'Somebody Somewhere' tells 'my story'

Bridget Everett says her new HBO series, "Somebody Somewhere," is autobiographical. Everett plays a woman from Manhattan, Kansas, who discovers her passion for singing.

Internet woes risk isolating Lebanon in crisis

World News // 4 days ago

Internet woes risk isolating Lebanon in crisis

Lebanon is in danger of losing its Internet connection and being isolated from the outside world, which would have catastrophic implications for the economy, society and security.

Kyliegh Curran: Season 2 of Disney's 'Sulphur Springs' is Harper's journey

TV // 4 days ago

Kyliegh Curran: Season 2 of Disney's 'Sulphur Springs' is Harper's journey

Kyliegh Curran says her character Harper solves some of her own family mysteries in Season 2 of Disney's Louisiana-set, time-travel and haunted-hotel series, "Secrets of Sulphur Springs."

COVID-19's silver lining: speeding vaccine tech for other diseases

Health News // 4 days ago

COVID-19's silver lining: speeding vaccine tech for other diseases

Scientists have been working with mRNA technology for more than two decades, and many believe that it can produce vaccines against cancer, malaria, heart disease, HIV and other diseases.

Selena Gomez, Fran Drescher: 'Hotel Transylvania' message is be yourself

Movies // 4 days ago

Selena Gomez, Fran Drescher: 'Hotel Transylvania' message is be yourself

Selena Gomez and Fran Drescher say they hope their new animated horror-comedy, "Hotel Transylvania: Transformania," inspires people who might feel like outsiders to love the skin they're in.

North Korea fires 2 suspected ballistic missiles in third launch in 10 days

World News // 5 days ago

North Korea fires 2 suspected ballistic missiles in third launch in 10 days

North Korea fired a projectile eastward Friday, South Korea's military said, marking Pyongyang's third launch in 10 days.

Without animals to disperse seeds, some plants may not survive climate change

Science News // 5 days ago

Without animals to disperse seeds, some plants may not survive climate change

As the Earth warms with climate change, plants and animals are being forced to move to friendlier conditions. Animals can swim, scamper and fly, but plants are rooted in place -- they rely on seed dispersal to migrate.

Global warming trend continues, though 2021 eased a bit, reports say

Science News // 5 days ago

Global warming trend continues, though 2021 eased a bit, reports say

Even though 2021 marked a minor cooldown from 2020's record-high global temperatures, the year's temperatures remain part of the planet-warming trend, experts say.

SpaceX launches 105 satellites from Florida

Science News // 5 days ago

SpaceX launches 105 satellites from Florida

SpaceX successfully launched 105 satellites from Florida on Thursday morning as part of its rideshare program, which it uses to release satellites for dozens of customers in a single mission.

U.S. lawmakers want proof Olympic uniforms not made with Xinjiang forced labor

U.S. News // 5 days ago

U.S. lawmakers want proof Olympic uniforms not made with Xinjiang forced labor

Lawmakers sent a letter to the International Olympic Committee seeking answers about uniforms for the Beijing Winter Games made with cotton from Xinjiang Province, where China is accused of forced labor and other abuses.

Virgin Orbit launches a rocket carrying 7 satellites

Science News // 6 days ago

Virgin Orbit launches a rocket carrying 7 satellites

Virgin Orbit kicked off an ambitious launch schedule for 2022 on Thursday by sending seven small satellites into space aboard a rocket launched from a jet high above the Pacific Ocean.

Isla Fisher, Josh Gad took 'Wolf Like Me' seriously

TV // 6 days ago

Isla Fisher, Josh Gad took 'Wolf Like Me' seriously

Stars Isla Fisher, Josh Gad and writer/director Abe Forsythe discuss their Peacock series "Wolf Like Me" and the secrets their characters are keeping.

North Korea: Latest launch was successful 'final' test of hypersonic missile

World News // 6 days ago

North Korea: Latest launch was successful 'final' test of hypersonic missile

North Korea successfully conducted the "final verification" of its hypersonic missile system, state media reported Wednesday, as leader Kim Jong Un called for the continued strengthening of military capabilities.

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