International

AI’s rapid growth is increasing its environmental footprint. Studies suggest AI systems could soon emit as much carbon as a major city and consume vast amounts of water, raising concerns over energy use and transparency.

AFC bans Mohun Bagan from all competitions until 2027-28, fines club over $100,000 after refusing to play in Iran due to security and medical concerns.

Indian football star Sandesh Jhingan faces fan backlash after calling for support for domestic football post-Lionel Messi tour, with critics citing poor national team performances.

AFCON 2025 kicks off in Morocco amid calendar chaos, injury fears over Achraf Hakimi and intense focus on Mohamed Salah’s future, as Africa’s top teams battle for continental glory.

Scientists study how hidden hydrogen pollution is quietly warming the planet. A new research shows hydrogen leaks extend methane's life, amplifying its warming effect. Learn why this unseen threat could challenge the future of clean hydrogen energy.

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah heads to AFCON 2025 in Morocco chasing the one major trophy missing from his glittering career. After four failed attempts, Egypt’s talisman hopes this time will be different.

After a decade at Fermilab, scientists found no evidence for the sterile neutrino. MicroBooNE ruled it out with 95% certainty, closing a major particle physics mystery and sharpening the search beyond the Standard Model.

Mark Goldbridge’s company filings reveal a multi-million payout, showcasing the YouTuber’s profitable yet controversial rise.

A study finds that over 20% of young adults use cannabis or alcohol to fall asleep, with cannabis most common. Researchers warn this habit can disrupt sleep, increase tolerance, and raise the risk of long-term sleep and substance-use problems.

Scientists have identified a tiny helper protein that supports appetite control. When it fails, hunger signals weaken, increasing obesity risk. This offers new insight into genetic appetite regulation and potential future weight loss treatments.