The Supreme Court ruled in favour of the US government in a case that civil liberties groups said significantly diminished the due process rights of lawful permanent residents.
Year: 2026
US Federal Judge Bars Trump from Implementing Proof of Citizenship Requirement to Vote
US District Judge Denise Casper in Boston effectively converted a preliminary injunction into a permanent ruling blocking Trump’s voter citizenship requirement.
New Exoplanet Model Screens Rocky Worlds for Ability to Retain Atmospheres Over Billions of Years
The screening tool could dramatically narrow the search for potentially habitable planets by predicting which worlds can maintain the conditions needed for life.
WHO Urges Preparedness as Europe Faces Most Dangerous Heatwave in Recorded History
The World Health Organization called on European health systems to activate emergency protocols as the extraordinary heat dome killed dozens across the continent.
Scientists Discover Rare Genetic Variants in Long-Lived Families Linked to Healthier Aging
A standout mutation that tempers inflammation was identified in families with exceptional longevity potentially pointing toward ways to delay disease and extend health.
Obesity Treatment Landscape Changing Fast as GLP-1 Drugs Open Door to More Effective Care
Medical experts now envision a future combining GLP-1 medications minimally invasive procedures surgery and precision medicine for better long-term obesity management.
Scientists Find Early Depression Clues Hidden in the Eyes of Children
Researchers discovered that measurable changes in eye characteristics could serve as early biomarkers for depression risk in children.
Asteroid Chicxulub Impact Created Underground Environment Supporting Life for Millions of Years
New research extends the timeline for how long the heat and hydrothermal activity from the dinosaur-killing asteroid supported microbial life in Earth’s crust.
Hubble Space Telescope Images Galaxy Scientists Thought Was Impossible to Find
Astronomers used Hubble to capture a faraway galaxy in the act of blowing away the cosmic fog of hydrogen that filled the universe in its early epoch.
Alien Signals May Be Scrambled by Their Own Stars Before Reaching Earth SETI Study Finds
New research suggests we may be missing extraterrestrial signals not because they do not exist but because turbulent plasma and stellar storms distort them.