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Colorado animal-control officers rescued a guinea pig wandering outdoors, an unusual stray whose survival depended on humans noticing a very small fugitive.
Researchers searched interstellar object 3I/ATLAS for narrowband radio technosignatures and found no credible alien signal after eliminating human interference.
Peter Gabriel will release the 13-track “o/i” on November 27, completing a companion project to “i/o” after revealing songs with the full moons of 2026.
Trump promised Iran would be hit “very hard” if linked to an alleged cockpit attack, while officials had not publicly established Iranian involvement.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is creating an Office of Religious Affairs that reports directly to him, drawing questions about equal treatment of military faiths.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstate court-appointed Seattle U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff while his constitutional challenge proceeds.
Gov. Kathy Hochul appointed Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the reopened investigation of an alleged 2024 assault involving Cornell fraternity members.
A newly released federal inspection report explains how an Amur leopard escaped its Greenville Zoo enclosure through a weakness near the roof.
A new White House UAP Science Advisory Council says it will examine government records and new observations scientifically, without assuming extraterrestrial origins.
Public Image Ltd brings its “This Is Not The Last Tour” run to American stages, extending John Lydon’s post-punk project into another live chapter.
Victoria Monét returns with the expansive 22-track album “Frequency of Love,” blending modern R&B with deliberate nods to classic 1990s slow jams.
Christa Pike remained alive and required lifesaving hospital care after Tennessee administered two lethal-injection doses, prompting a halt and independent review.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky church’s religious-land-use challenge involving its plan to build a Virgin Mary shrine on residential property.
A federal judge temporarily protected nearly $56 million in housing-counseling grants while nonprofits challenge the Trump administration’s anti-DEI cancellations.
A Massachusetts wildlife center is caring for a rare diamondback terrapin hatchling born with two heads.
Astronomers report the first convincing radio signal localized directly to an exoplanet, but the bursts from Beta Pictoris b are natural auroral activity—not alien technology.
British rock band Little Angels released its first new single in 32 years ahead of a 16-date reunion tour across Britain and Ireland.
Jackie Jackson, the foundational Jamaican bassist whose work powered Toots and the Maytals and countless classic recordings, has died at 79.
Muslim American leaders are answering a renewed Republican campaign against Sharia with constitutional arguments, public education and mosque outreach.
The International Criminal Court and insurer AXA ended their contract as U.S. sanctions pressure increasingly disrupts the court’s ordinary operations.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the Trump administration may detain millions of undocumented immigrants throughout deportation proceedings without bond hearings.
A Slovenian stunt coordinator completed a 47-second handstand while fully on fire, earning a Guinness World Record under controlled conditions.
A hungry bear entered an Aspen farmers market and helped itself to fresh bread before authorities chased it away.
A new astrobiology paper argues that planetary atmospheres deserve systematic study as possible habitats, including Venusian clouds and exoplanet skies.
Talking Heads Radio launched October 1 with the band’s catalog, deep cuts and a rare conversation featuring all four members.
Lou Ferrigno fulfilled a lifelong dream by meeting Pope Leo XIV after the Vatican’s general audience and offered a message about kindness and peace.
An immigration judge ruled that Salah Sarsour, leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque, can be deported on national-security and foreign-policy grounds.
Donald Trump launched a 32-day campaign push through Texas and Oklahoma as Republicans confront unexpectedly competitive midterm races.
A 3.5-meter bronze whaler shark stranded in a Busan canal attracted about 600,000 visitors as authorities prepared another rescue attempt.
Astronomers identified an unusual lava world whose cooler conditions may help researchers model how young rocky planets, including early Earth, evolve.
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