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A new study shows that two ocean hunters, northern resident orcas and Pacific white sided dolphins, work together to find salmon near the coast of Canada.

Reading is not a natural skill for the human brain. People are born able to see and speak, but they must learn to read.

Syria marked one year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, and many people went to Damascus to join large public events and a military parade.

India faced serious problems at airports after new rules gave pilots more rest.

India faced serious problems at airports after new rules gave pilots more rest.

Food aid in the United States faces a deep crisis after major cuts by the federal government.

Commuters in the Blue Mountains experienced long delays after a car crashed onto the train tracks near Blaxland, west of Sydney, early in the morning.

A new company called Preventive recently received 30 million dollars in funding to study how to safely create genetically edited babies.

The remains of the ancient town of Pompeii have always been a reference point for archaeologists to study how the Romans lived and how they built their towns and cities.

Former chef Noah Verin has transformed a car park into a farm in the heart of Sydney’s central business district. He has around 40 different species of herbs and microgreens to grow under lights and ventilation fans.

Construction worker Phineas Gage survived a terrible accident in 1848 when an iron rod shot through his skull, destroying a large section of his right frontal lobe, the part of the brain associated with behavior and emotion.

Three-year-old Oliver Chu has become the first person in the world with Hunter syndrome, a rare inherited condition causing progressive damage to the body and brain, to receive a ground-breaking gene therapy developed in Manchester, UK.

Australia’s planned social media ban for children under 16, starting December 10, is pushing local content creators to consider moving abroad, as their incomes are severely threatened.

Progress on raw material recycling across the EU has been stalling, increasing by only one percentage point, from 11.2% to 12.2% over the past decade (2015-2024).