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The European Union has given its conditional approval to the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, while the deal remains on hold in the United States as a judge considers a preliminary injunction.
A significant outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing severe diarrhea, has expanded to nine states across the United States. Health officials are investigating over 7,400 cases and struggling to contain the spread, with some reports linking the outbreak to contaminated salad from Mexico.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has worsened, with the confirmed death toll surpassing 1,000 people. The epidemic has also seen over 2,500 reported cases, highlighting the ongoing public health crisis.
The United States has confirmed over 2,300 measles cases, marking the highest number in 35 years and already surpassing last year's total. Official data indicates this significant outbreak is fueled by increased distrust in vaccines and lower vaccination rates, highlighting a major public health concern.
A program utilizing rehabilitated donkeys, known as 'Firefighter Donkeys,' is helping to prevent the spread of wildfires in Spain. This ancient solution is proving effective in combating forest fires during heatwaves.
The death toll from the ongoing Ebola outbreak has surpassed 1,000, with containment efforts intensifying as the outbreak shows no signs of slowing.
The legendary Greek hero Odysseus has finally been immortalized as a Funko Pop figure. This marks a modern cultural recognition for the ancient character.
Taco Bell is reportedly offering deeply discounted items, such as $1 enchiritos, in an apparent effort to regain customer trust following a 'parasite blowback' incident.
The United States is set to resume imports of Mexican cattle next month, ending a year-long ban that was imposed due to a screwworm fly outbreak.
Police in Shah Alam have arrested a female student following the discovery of a baby's body at a hostel in Kuala Langat. The arrest was made on July 25 in connection with the incident.
Nigerian soldiers successfully raided a criminal hideout in Rivers State, recovering various weapons during the operation. The raid led to the discovery and seizure of arms from the location.
Remote communities in Shimane, Japan, are preserving the historical tradition of steel production for katanas, with artisans and experts working to keep the ancient craft alive.
The Ebola outbreak spreading across Africa has now claimed the lives of over 1,000 people, according to authorities, as efforts continue to contain the deadly virus.
Twist Bioscience (TWST) experienced a surge in its stock value, driven by strong financial results and increasing demand for AI-powered drug discovery.
An opinion piece explores how Homer's 'The Odyssey,' despite its ancient origins, resonates with the Jewish story of homecoming, especially as their own narrative faces challenges.
A retired police officer in Arizona has made a 'once-in-a-lifetime' discovery of an exceptionally rare white rattlesnake.
Andrea Urmston, who knew she had an adopted brother, made the astonishing discovery that her closest friend was, in fact, her biological brother.
Volunteers cleaning the Tolka River in Dublin, who regularly remove rubbish and invasive species, made a shocking discovery of an entire butchered horse under a bridge.
New Zealand's Cabinet faces a decision on an ancient migration waka, considered a significant archaeological discovery. Meanwhile, a Māori father continues his fight for a dedicated citizenship pathway, and there's a plea for politicians to tackle hate speech following a Law Commission report on hate crime laws.
A quote attributed to George Washington emphasizes the importance of associating with positive individuals for personal growth and reputation enhancement, a concept supported by ancient and contemporary philosophers.
Grammy-nominated artist REI AMI joins Ken Jeong for 'Om-A-Nom (Shark Week),' the first-ever anthem for Discovery's K-Pop Shark Heroes special.
The discovery of 200,000-year-old grass bedding in a South African cave provides insight into how early humans maintained their sleeping areas, arranging plant materials and using fire for cleanliness.
Equinor and its partners have reported a new oil discovery in the Barents Sea, adding to the region's hydrocarbon reserves.
Media personality Toke Makinwa has ignited a debate by stating her belief that women should not marry in their 20s, arguing that many are still in a phase of self-discovery during that period.
The number of deaths from the Ebola outbreak in Congo has surpassed 1,000. There are currently no approved vaccines or treatments available for the ongoing outbreak.
A newly discovered dinosaur-era fossil is offering valuable insights into the evolutionary history of snakes, shedding light on their ancient origins and development.
Human remains discovered in December 2025 were identified as those of William Ott, a skilled hiker who vanished during his quest for ancient rock art in the Grand Canyon in April 2012, with the search concluding after his daypack was found nearby.
An urgent supermarket recall has been issued for milk products after the discovery of 'veterinary medicines' within the milk, prompting shoppers to return the product for a full refund.
A new DNA study has challenged a key assumption about Viking burials, revealing that individuals interred together in ancient Scandinavian graves were not always related.
The 'Timewalk Exhibition,' created by DEM Museums, has opened in London, bringing Türkiye's ancient legacy, including Göbeklitepe, to life in one of the world's cultural capitals.
This country diary entry from The Marches, Shropshire, explores the paradox of eyebright flowers, ancient herbs known for curing eye problems, which also act as tiny parasitic thieves by siphoning water and nutrients from grass roots.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey offers players the chance to encounter various historical and mythological figures who played a role in shaping the Ancient Greek world.
A 30-year-old fossil found in a Japanese museum rock is believed to be an unknown species of sea reptile. The discovery could provide new insights into ancient marine life.
A Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City's Upper East Side has now claimed five lives and sickened 82 people. The outbreak has been linked to cooling towers, and experts are providing key prevention steps to reduce exposure risk.
Paramount has agreed to delay its $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery until at least June 2027, following a lawsuit filed by state attorneys general seeking to block the deal. The decision comes as legal challenges against the acquisition continue to play out in court.
The wreckage of a Pan Am plane that crashed in 1952, killing 52 people and leading to significant changes in aviation safety protocols, has been discovered off the coast of Puerto Rico. The discovery comes 74 years after the accident, with images and videos of the submerged aircraft now being released.
A US court has extended the temporary restraining order pausing the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery for another 14 days. This extension continues the antitrust battle with states over the megamerger.
Russian President Vladimir Putin made a rare trip outside Moscow to visit an aviation plant in Siberia. The factory is reportedly producing a delayed Russian airliner.
Ebola outbreak in Congo reaches grim milestone three times faster than the last devastating epidemic
Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing severe hardship, including unpaid salaries, as the Ebola virus continues to spread. This lack of compensation is hindering efforts to combat the outbreak and support frontline staff.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to worsen, with various reports indicating the death toll has surpassed 900 and now exceeds 1,000, alongside over 2,500 confirmed cases. Children are among the hardest hit by the epidemic.
To get slightly ahead of the virus, health officials need to quickly identify people at risk of infection, a practice known as contact tracing. That's a challenge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kazakhstan's mosques, ranging from modern landmarks to ancient sanctuaries, showcase the country's rich spiritual heritage and architectural diversity.
The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak in 35 years, with 2,318 confirmed cases recorded this year amid declining vaccination rates.
An analysis of deep-sea mud off Japan's remote Minamitorishima island has revealed that medium and heavy rare earth elements constitute approximately 54% of the total rare earth content, indicating a substantial discovery.
A U.S. poultry farmer, who experienced an H5N1 outbreak resulting in the loss of 148,000 birds, is sharing biosecurity lessons that New Zealand farmers can learn from her experience.
Scotland is undertaking a significant restoration of its ancient peatlands, addressing the detrimental effects of past tree planting by diligently removing commercial trees to enhance wildlife habitats.
The discovery of a Serbian flag on packages of cocaine seized in Ecuador is considered a clue, not proof, but prompts investigation into the documented activities of Balkan criminal groups in the region.
A tycoon's company, Taylor Farms, has been linked to an outbreak of a parasite causing "explosive diarrhea."
A historic cyclospora outbreak is spreading across the United States, causing significant health issues, particularly in Michigan, which is reported as the hardest-hit state.
Ancient Liubo game boards, dating back 2,000 years, have been found in Han Dynasty tombs, shedding light on the popular game, though its precise rules continue to elude scholars.
Students at University of Otago accommodation in Dunedin experiencing flu-like symptoms have been advised to self-isolate amid a local outbreak.
Scientists have made a surprising discovery, finding active coral communities thriving in a reef system that was previously believed to have been dead for decades. This finding offers new insights into coral reef resilience.
Hannah Chin and Nate Rott of NPR's Short Wave podcast discussed various science news topics, including the building blocks of birdsong, the evolutionary history of avocados, and Egyptian warrior princesses.
Le Monde reports on the Uffington White Horse, an ancient horse-shaped geoglyph in Oxfordshire, UK, which has been maintained by volunteers for thousands of years through annual restoration efforts.
A Limassol criminal court ordered asset seizures worth €164,000 against two suspects involved in a drug trafficking case, following the discovery of five kilograms of cocaine and 12 kilograms of cannabis in November.
Approximately 470 million years ago, ancient mollusc shells began to function as habitats for small marine organisms, leading to a significant ecological shift in global ocean ecosystems.
Scientists have drilled 33 feet into a vanishing glacier in the Alps, recovering an ice core that provides a 2,000-year climate timeline, documenting ancient metal smelting, forest fires, and volcanic ash.
Canada has implemented new temporary border measures, including entry bans, mandatory quarantines, and enhanced health screening, which could impact travelers from parts of Africa following an Ebola disease outbreak.
Insecurity continues to impact Ebola outbreak response in DR Congo: UN thehawk.in
Archaeologists have uncovered a 1,700-year-old Christian city, including a fourth-century basilica church and an archive of 200 written documents, beneath Egypt's Dakhla Oasis. The discovery sheds light on early Christian life in the region.
A Seattle food bank has reported an increase in produce donations, including greens, following a cyclospora outbreak that led to recalls of items like iceberg lettuce.
Researchers are re-examining a forgotten Soviet proposal by Petr Borisov to dam the Bering Strait, originally intended to warm Siberia, now considering its potential to stabilize ocean circulation and protect Earth's climate.
The Tenkasi excavation in Tamil Nadu is being highlighted as a landmark archaeological discovery, with details explaining its significance.
Police in Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, have launched an investigation after a critically endangered Siamese crocodile was found in a local stream. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage to identify its owner and how it ended up there.
Historians continue to debate the precise location of the capital of the ancient Goguryeo kingdom, with Pyongyang being a significant point of discussion among scholars.
The discovery of live ammunition at a wool processing plant in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, has prompted an urgent safety warning for the wool industry.
Scientists have discovered the oldest known evidence of a plague outbreak in Siberia, dating back 5,500 years, which primarily affected children among hunter-gatherer groups. This finding sheds new light on the ancient impact of the disease.
UNESCO has placed the ancient site of Sebastia in the occupied West Bank and several castles in Lebanon on its endangered heritage list. This decision comes amidst Israeli intentions to expropriate the Sebastia site and follows deadly settler violence in the West Bank, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to vow new settlements.
UNESCO has added several historical and ancient sites, including the historic center of Paramaribo, an ancient city in Crimea, and Tyre in Lebanon, to its list of endangered World Heritage sites. Three Ukrainian sites also remain at risk due to ongoing conflict.
Archaeologists off the coast of Mljet, Croatia, have discovered a 7th-century Byzantine shipwreck containing imperial gold objects. This significant find is helping to uncover the past of the ancient vessel.
An elderly man was found dead in an irrigation waterway in a Bohol town, while an elderly woman was discovered deceased in the Ave River. These separate incidents involve the discovery of deceased elderly individuals in water bodies.
The FDA is investigating multiple cyclosporiasis outbreaks across the US, with a new announcement adding to cases reported in the Midwest, including Michigan and four other states, and a new outbreak now linked to an unspecified product. These outbreaks have resulted in hundreds of hospitalizations since May, prompting public health officials to advise on symptom identification.
The current Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now surpassed 1,000 deaths and approximately 2,500 confirmed cases, making it the fastest-spreading outbreak ever recorded.
The FDA is investigating a new Cyclospora parasite outbreak that has now sickened people in 41 states, with officials reporting difficulty in locating the parasite in recalled lettuce.
Greek officials are actively lobbying for Mount Olympus, which rises 2,918 meters above sea level and is known as the home of the ancient gods, to be granted the coveted UNESCO World Heritage designation.
Archaeological findings suggest silkworm cocoons were present in Uzbekistan long before the official establishment of the Silk Road, predating the mission of Chinese diplomat Zhang Qian in 138BC.
Robby Starbuck's defamation lawsuit against Google moves forward as a Delaware judge rules his emotional distress claims can proceed to discovery.
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has reassured consumers about the safety of the food supply amidst a Cyclospora outbreak and concerns over lettuce contamination.
An ongoing heatwave in Wales has led to the discovery of previously lost archaeological sites. The dry conditions have made ancient structures visible from above.
Archaeologists in Laos have unearthed a giant stone jar containing 37 skeletons, a discovery that may finally resolve a century-old mystery surrounding the Plain of Jars.
Seattle's distinctive hills and valleys were initially sculpted by ancient glaciers thousands of years ago, with humans later significantly reshaping the terrain through extensive engineering projects tied to its waterways.
Two ancient-style statues have been unearthed during an excavation at Karachi's Lea market and will be examined by archaeology experts to determine their historical significance.
An Italian man has reportedly constructed a replica of an ancient amphitheatre and is charging visitors €40 for entry.
Nigerian governors have adopted a new health security scorecard designed to track and strengthen states’ preparedness for disease outbreaks and public health emergencies.
Taco Bell faced a crisis as it scrambled to contain a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated lettuce, which caused severe illness in customers. The company worked to address the health concerns and protect its brand reputation.
Doctors are issuing a warning to treat scabies, a highly infectious skin condition caused by parasitic mites, more seriously.
This article lists and describes America's deepest man-made lakes, which were created by flooding ancient river valleys behind massive dams.
A DNA test gift revealed Kyle Bylin had no genetic match to his family, leading to the discovery that he and Jeremy Morrison were switched at birth in 1988.
A massive haul of gold treasure has been discovered on board the remains of a 7th or 8th-century shipwreck, providing new insights into the Byzantine Empire.
An article investigates the frequent and intense fires occurring at Wildberries warehouses across Russia, raising questions about their causes and impact.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) will provide emergency cash transfers to small sugar farmers in Negros Island Region (NIR) whose farms have been infested by Red-stripped Small-Scale Insects (RSSI).
A Cyclospora outbreak is presenting a significant test for HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s commitment to overhaul the food system and restore public trust in the agencies responsible for its oversight.
Japan is struggling for another day with kokushobi, or the 'cruelly hot' period of the year. Thousands of people have needed medical assistance due to heatstroke. Authorities are urging caution.
Foot traffic to salad chains like Chopt and Chipotle has declined following a Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to a Taylor Farms recall and evolving FDA messages.
A new study in Japan has found that the locked zone in the Nankai Trough, a major fault line, is not permanent and changes over time. This discovery further complicates the ability to predict megaquakes in the region.
The US government plans to directly fund individual scientists rather than large institutions, aiming to accelerate technological discovery and maintain American leadership in science against competitors like China.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed over 1,000 people, with the World Health Organization warning of no existing treatment for what is being called the fastest-spreading strain in history, amid growing challenges to containment efforts.
Actress Zendaya sparked a debate after wearing earrings to an 'Odyssey' event that a London gallery claimed were made from an ancient artifact. The incident has raised questions about the provenance and display of historical items.
An Ebola virus outbreak, featuring the fastest-spreading strain in history, has killed over 1,000 people, with the WHO warning that no effective treatment currently exists.