August Sets New Global Heat Benchmark as U.S. Summer Breaks Records
August marked the warmest month on record worldwide; the United States also saw a summer of unprecedented heat with broad implications.
August marked the warmest month on record worldwide; the United States also saw a summer of unprecedented heat with broad implications.
STAT publishes selected Letters to the Editor responding to First Opinion essays on MD vs. DO, AI in medicine and surrogacy.
New restrictions and a shift in border control have pushed up alcohol prices in northeast Syria, squeezing shopkeepers and consumers.
Mixed political messages complicate navigation and raise costs for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, with implications for trade and energy markets.
New joint guidance updates migraine prevention recommendations to reflect a broader range of therapies available since 2012.
Robust AI earnings and sky-high valuations recall 1980s Japan. History offers context for potential corrections and long-term implications.
Tucker Carlson argued a president who contemplates first use of nuclear weapons should be removed, reviving debate on safeguards and removal mechanisms.
Icelanders voted on EU accession; final count is expected to be extremely close, with ballots tallied through the night.
CFTC orders White House teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez to forfeit $107,539 and pay about $172,000 over online bets on President Trump’s speeches.
Yayoi Kusama, known for polka-dot pumpkins and Infinity Rooms, has died at 97. Her immersive, repetitive works were shown worldwide.