The May 14 solar flare caused radio blackouts and highlights elevated risks during the solar maximum, with experts warning of further flares and auroral displays at lower latitudes.

Aurora, unveiled in Nature, outperforms traditional systems in cyclone tracking, offers city-scale forecasts on desktops, and signals a shift in meteorology.

Apple reaffirms plans to assemble most US-destined iPhones in India by 2026, supported by Foxconn's $1.5 billion investment and ongoing supplier negotiations.

Seoul's focus on technology transfer and timely delivery strengthens its position against Chinese competition for the Abu Dhabi-Dubai rail project.

With 21 of 33 cameras operational, SFMTA secures power approvals to complete rollout by early June, transitioning to fines in August.

Microsoft's lack of a developer opt-out API forces Signal to use a DRM-based solution to protect user privacy, raising accessibility concerns.

The new ordinance mandates HKMA licensing for fiat-referenced stablecoin issuers and sets risk-based regulatory standards to protect investors and bolster global competitiveness.

The unarmed missile traveled 4,200 miles from California to the Marshall Islands, reaffirming readiness as the U.S. prepares to transition to the Sentinel ICBM system.

Activist group No Azure for Apartheid challenges Microsoft’s contracts with Israel’s Ministry of Defense, as internal reviews and accidental leaks heighten tensions.

The landmark bipartisan law requires platforms to remove flagged content within 48 hours and criminalizes the sharing of explicit images without consent.

Unveiled at Computex 2025, the titanium-built FreeSense Ring offers health tracking features at a competitive price with no subscription fees, challenging premium competitors.

Despite early shooting struggles and an injury to Tiffany Hayes, Veronica Burton and Kayla Thornton led the Valkyries to a dramatic 76-74 victory before a sellout crowd at Chase Center.

Yoán Moncada and Logan O’Hoppe deliver key hits as Los Angeles capitalizes on Oakland’s struggles to continue their season-best streak.

Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas lead the Mercury to a narrow 89-86 victory, as injuries continue to challenge the Sparks' depth.

Brett Baty’s go-ahead two-run single and standout defense highlight Mets’ 5-1 victory, ending their three-game skid.

Quarterfinal matchups set for May 23, with semifinals and finals scheduled for May 27 and May 30–31, respectively.

The eight-division world champion will face Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight title on July 19, 2025, marking his return after a four-year retirement.

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix introduces a mandatory two-pit-stop rule, adding strategic complexity to Formula 1's most iconic and overtaking-challenged circuit.

Jeff Ulbrich affirms organizational support as internal family discipline and team data security measures remain under review.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem denies knowledge of or plans for 'The American,' a proposed reality show where immigrants would compete for U.S. citizenship.

Released on May 19, 2025, the album sold over 1 million copies in just three days, showcasing Baekhyun’s artistic growth and setting the stage for upcoming promotions and a solo world tour.

The dark comedy series, created by Molly Smith Metzler, explores power, class, and sisterhood through an operatic lens.

The series, titled 'Mr. Scorsese,' offers an in-depth look at the iconic filmmaker's career and personal life, featuring exclusive archival access and interviews with collaborators.

The Max Original series returns with the core ensemble, high-profile guest stars, and a renewed focus on comedy and bespoke storytelling.

Following its Cannes premiere, the film garners praise for its visuals and family themes but faces criticism for its depth and execution.

The Ohio duo revealed the album's artwork and teased the June 12 release of its lead single, 'The Contract', marking the conclusion of their decade-spanning conceptual saga.

Ryo Tatsuki’s manga, known for past accurate prophecies, forecasts a July 2025 mega tsunami, prompting widespread anxiety and economic fallout.

The renowned primatologist shares insights on her first marriage to Hugo van Lawick, their collaborative work, and the challenges of sexism in science during a podcast appearance.

The VITAL trial finds daily vitamin D3 supplements preserve telomere length, delaying biological aging by nearly three years over four years of use.

A groundbreaking study reveals how stress-induced DNA damage and polyploidy drive cancer cell diversity and therapy resistance, with AI integration poised to enhance future analysis.

Four former special forces soldiers reached the summit of Mount Everest in a groundbreaking six-day expedition, raising questions about safety and ethics in modern mountaineering.

UT Dallas researchers report significant arm and hand function improvements in chronic spinal cord injury patients using a dime-sized implant and personalized rehabilitation.

Aurora, unveiled in Nature, outperforms traditional systems in cyclone tracking, offers city-scale forecasts on desktops, and signals a shift in meteorology.

Mass General Brigham researchers reveal that over 55% of global sleep sessions involve snoozing, delaying wake-up times and fragmenting restorative sleep.

A multi-sensor system in Japan confirms electron acceleration in lightning as the source of terrestrial gamma-ray flashes, revealing new insights into high-energy atmospheric processes.

NASA's rover captured its fifth self-portrait on May 10, 2025, showcasing its latest sampling site and a distant Martian dust devil in Jezero Crater.

New bed-net prototypes disrupt malaria transmission by embedding drugs that kill parasites within mosquitoes, offering a scalable solution to insecticide resistance.

The identification of SLC35B1 as the endoplasmic reticulum ATP transporter opens avenues for treating diseases linked to ER stress, with drug discovery efforts now underway.

Researchers uncover a critical gene-silencing mechanism in Diffuse Midline Glioma, offering hope for precise, targeted therapies.

Groundbreaking research reveals genetic mutations in essential genomic regions as a key cause of early pregnancy loss, with implications for IVF and genetic counseling.

Epigenetic profiling of the brain's dorsal raphe nuclei reveals DNA methylation changes, offering insights into autism's molecular underpinnings and potential diagnostic avenues.

EPI-Clone technology reveals how clonal dominance by myeloid-biased stem cells reshapes blood production by midlife, with potential for early diagnostics and targeted interventions.

An international study confirms a 60% elevated risk linked to a FOXP4-adjacent gene variant, advancing understanding of long COVID's biological mechanisms.

Following a midterm election setback and plummeting approval ratings, President Marcos seeks to realign his administration with public demands for performance and accountability.

The court’s emergency order temporarily blocks expulsions of Venezuelan migrants and mandates procedural reviews, as lower courts enforce repatriation orders.

The Justice Department halts investigations into alleged unconstitutional policing in multiple cities, drawing backlash from civil rights advocates and raising concerns over racial justice efforts.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem denies knowledge of or plans for 'The American,' a proposed reality show where immigrants would compete for U.S. citizenship.

Apple reaffirms plans to assemble most US-destined iPhones in India by 2026, supported by Foxconn's $1.5 billion investment and ongoing supplier negotiations.

The Treasury Department freezes assets and bars transactions of two high-ranking cartel members in a coordinated effort to disrupt arms and drug trafficking networks.

The 2025 ITF Summit in Leipzig focuses on transport resilience, climate risks, and digitization, with a special emphasis on rebuilding Ukraine's war-damaged infrastructure.

The proposed visa program offers wealthy foreign investors permanent U.S. residency and a path to citizenship, but faces legal and ethical challenges as Congress has not approved it.

The People’s Union USA leads a second week-long boycott targeting Walmart for corporate practices and tariff-driven price increases.

Eric Trump and Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh inaugurate the project near Hanoi as U.S.-Vietnam trade negotiations progress.

Geopolitical risks from potential Israeli action on Iran's nuclear sites counter rising U.S. stockpiles and increased global oil production.

The Treasury Department freezes assets and bars transactions of two high-ranking cartel members in a coordinated effort to disrupt arms and drug trafficking networks.

The court’s emergency order temporarily blocks expulsions of Venezuelan migrants and mandates procedural reviews, as lower courts enforce repatriation orders.

With 21 of 33 cameras operational, SFMTA secures power approvals to complete rollout by early June, transitioning to fines in August.

The Justice Department halts investigations into alleged unconstitutional policing in multiple cities, drawing backlash from civil rights advocates and raising concerns over racial justice efforts.

Following a midterm election setback and plummeting approval ratings, President Marcos seeks to realign his administration with public demands for performance and accountability.

Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, accused of luring, abusing, and killing cats, awaits arraignment as prosecutors seek higher bail and additional charges remain under review.

Federal agents arrested migrants immediately after hearings, leveraging a DHS policy reversal and expedited removal rules targeting recent arrivals.

Attorneys argue that leaked investigative materials and insufficient preparation time compromise Kohberger's right to a fair trial.

Sen. Sabrina Cervantes denies allegations of driving under the influence following a crash near the Capitol, as prosecutors evaluate evidence and security footage suggests she was not at fault.

Judge Cannone halted proceedings to address juror concerns while expert testimony on taillight and digital evidence remains under intense examination.

Corbie Jean Walpole pleaded guilty to arson after dousing Jake Loader in gasoline during a party in New South Wales, leaving him with burns on 55% of his body.

The 44-year-old victim remains unresponsive in hospital as police release her photo to gather leads on the unsolved late-night assault.

Seoul's focus on technology transfer and timely delivery strengthens its position against Chinese competition for the Abu Dhabi-Dubai rail project.

The 2025 ITF Summit in Leipzig focuses on transport resilience, climate risks, and digitization, with a special emphasis on rebuilding Ukraine's war-damaged infrastructure.

Following a midterm election setback and plummeting approval ratings, President Marcos seeks to realign his administration with public demands for performance and accountability.

The proposed visa program offers wealthy foreign investors permanent U.S. residency and a path to citizenship, but faces legal and ethical challenges as Congress has not approved it.

Geopolitical risks from potential Israeli action on Iran's nuclear sites counter rising U.S. stockpiles and increased global oil production.

The People’s Union USA leads a second week-long boycott targeting Walmart for corporate practices and tariff-driven price increases.

Twelve states argue that President Trump misused emergency powers to impose broad import tariffs, with a ruling expected soon.

Eric Trump and Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh inaugurate the project near Hanoi as U.S.-Vietnam trade negotiations progress.

New data from Drees highlights the deepest financial crisis in two decades, driven by the end of pandemic-era support and rising over-indebtedness.

The new ordinance mandates HKMA licensing for fiat-referenced stablecoin issuers and sets risk-based regulatory standards to protect investors and bolster global competitiveness.

The cryptocurrency's surge reflects bipartisan U.S. support for stablecoin regulation, a pause in U.S.-China tariffs, and increased institutional adoption.

Dealroom’s 2025 index ranks Paris as the only European city in the global top five, driven by AI growth and policy support.

Rockstar confirms May 2026 launch as fans dissect trailer details and celebrate with creative throwbacks.

Insiders suggest a strategic shift as Sony delays its customary May event, citing content readiness and a potential September presentation.

Players can now evolve Kubfu into two distinct Urshifu styles by completing specific tasks and spending 200 Kubfu Candy during the Final Strike: Go Battle Week event.

Microsoft confirms the addition of award-winning RPG Metaphor: ReFantazio on May 29, alongside several high-profile games this week and next.

The new service, developed with Antstream Arcade, adds achievements, leaderboards, and cloud streaming, with plans to expand the library to over 100 titles.

The first three titles, available for preorder now, promise complete offline play and collector-grade packaging, with shipping set for Q4 2025.

SAG-AFTRA accuses Epic Games of bypassing labor agreements, while players exploit the AI for offensive content, raising concerns about AI governance in gaming.

Job postings confirm early development of a new big-budget Rayman game, with original creator Michel Ancel consulting.

Microsoft's multiplatform strategy reshapes the market, with Oblivion Remastered setting records and dominating charts across platforms.

Launching June 5, the game reflects eight years of development, evolving from a Switch 1 project into an ambitious open-world racer utilizing Switch 2's advanced hardware.

The Avowed director leaves Obsidian Entertainment to become game director at the Oxenfree developer, as Netflix recalibrates its gaming strategy.

The 72-hour invite-only playtest will evaluate server performance and stability across select regions and platforms.