In 1968, John Calhoun created the perfect home for eight mice. The colony grew to more than 2,200 before it slowly vanished | World News

In a laboratory in Maryland during the late 1960s, a small group of mice entered what looked, at least on paper, like an ideal home. There was no shortage of food, clean water arrived without fail, temperatures barely changed and disease had largely been removed from the picture. Every practical need had been anticipated. If…

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Myanmar Boat Tragedy: At least 500 Rohingya feared dead after two boats capsize in Bay of Bengal

According to a statement from United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the two boats had left Myanmar’s Rakhine state in late June carrying mostly Rohingya passengers. At least 500 people are feared dead after two boats carrying Myanmar’s Rohingya minority capsized in the bay of Bengal.According to a statement from the International Organisation for Migration…

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Meet Marvin Minsky: MIT professor who predicted today’s Anthropic-style multi-agent AI nearly 40 years ago and became the founding father of artificial intelligence | World News

Long before AI companies began building teams of specialised AI agents that collaborate to solve complex problems, legendary MIT professor Marvin Minsky had already proposed a strikingly similar way intelligence works. In his landmark 1986 book The Society of Mind, Minsky argued that intelligence is not the product of one all-powerful brain but the result…

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Quote of the day by Diego Maradona: “I made mistakes, and I paid for them. But…” – the football legend’s powerful message about mistakes and redemption | World News

Diego Maradona (Image: Wikipedia) Diego Maradona‘s life resists a simple summary, genius on the pitch, controversy everywhere else. He captured both sides of that in one sentence during his emotional farewell to football. “I made mistakes, and I paid for them,” he told the crowd. “But the ball is still pure.” He was not denying…

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NASA’s curiosity rover spots mysterious honeycomb pattern on Mars, leaving scientists puzzled over its origin

Space and its mysterious world never fail to surprise humans. According to the latest report, 14 years after touching down on the Red Planet, NASA’s Curiosity rover has snapped a photo of a mysterious honeycomb-like texture on the Martian surface, lending yet another mystery to an ever-expanding list of Martian geological features.NASA’s veteran Curiosity rover…

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Donald Trump: ‘They better behave’: Trump says Iran wants settlement amid fresh strikes

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday issued a stern warning to Iran, saying “they better behave” if Tehran wants negotiations with Washington to resume.In an interview, Trump claimed that Iran wanted to meet and was interested in reaching a settlement with Washington.“We’ll find out if we settle with them,” he said, adding, “They better behave.”This…

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‘To keep troops at their absolute best’: US to begin annual testosterone screening for service members, says Pete Hegseth

US defence secretary Pete Hegseth NEW DELHI: US defence secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday announced a new annual testosterone screening programme for military personnel aged 30 and above, saying the initiative is aimed at ensuring troops can perform at their “absolute best.“The screening will become part of the military’s mandatory annual medical examinations for service…

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“Erika harmed herself….”: Candace Owens accused of ‘planting dangerous ideas’ after Erika Kirk comments go viral

Candace Owens is facing fresh backlash after comments about Erika Kirk sparked widespread criticism online. A viral social media post accused Owens of repeatedly raising speculative scenarios involving Kirk, calling the rhetoric dangerous. Owens, meanwhile, argued that any future incident involving Kirk could be used to justify restrictions on free speech and independent media, framing…

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