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U.S. and Iran survey the damage after a night of intense strikes
The United States and Iran exchanged a barrage of strikes overnight, an outburst of violence that killed both military personnel and civilians in Iran, including four people at a wedding, according to Iranian news media and officials. U.S. Central Command, which oversees the military’s operations in the Middle East, said that it had struck Iranian military targets in retaliation for attacks on ships and American forces in the region. Four members of the aerospace division of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps were killed in a U.S. strike in the western city of Kermanshah, according to a Guards statement published on Wednesday by Tasnim, an Iranian news agency. At least 12 people were killed in strikes across Iran’s southern region, the
Sin correa y sin bozal
Raúl Ruiz __________________________ No puede uno soltar tantito a CJTOWN, porque se convierte nuevamente en Ciudad Caótica. Entre los chicotazos del clima, los agujeros que se producen con la lluvia y la inseguridad vial, los
One-and-done heart disease prevention? Scientists show it may be posible
In a small, preliminary study, an experimental gene-editing treatment dramatically lowered cholesterol levels, perhaps permanently, after just one infusion, scientists reported on Monday. If confirmed
Jill Biden’s reaction to Biden’s 2024 debate: ‘He’s having a stroke’
On the evening of June 27, 2024, millions of viewers watched with alarm and confusion as President Joseph R. Biden Jr., appearing listless and lost,
To understand Pope Leo’s efforts on A.I., look at the man shaking his hand
Pope Leo XIV has been a major global critic of immigration crackdowns and war, staking out a moral agenda that has at times challenged the
Did you know a total solar eclipse is coming? Here’s how to see it
When this year’s total solar eclipse darkens sunlit skies on Aug. 12, its path will pass over some breathtaking sites — including parts of Iceland,
White House approves $9 billion for spy agencies to catch up on A.I.
The White House has approved a secret $9 billion request to acquire the cutting-edge computer chips that America’s spy agencies need to tap into the
SpaceX completes mostly successful starship rocket flight
Despite some engine failures along the way, SpaceX completed a mostly successful test flight of its giant Starship rocket. Starship is the largest and most
The testosterone moment is here. And men may never look the same
In January, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined Katie Miller, the wife of Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy,
Green card seekers must leave U.S. to apply, Trump Administration says
The Trump administration said on Friday that most foreigners seeking green cards will have to return to their home countries to apply, a remarkable change
China’s endless housing crisis shows faint signs of hope
During China’s slow-moving housing crash, there have been brief stretches when prices stabilized, raising hopes that the multiyear slide was finally over. Each time, those
Europe’s green-energy future has a problem: reindeer
Each summer, Nils Mikkelsen Utsi guides his reindeer to highland pastures overlooking a fjord, known to locals as Repparfjord, in northern Norway. There, under the
This moon of Neptune might have survived a wrecking-ball event
Neptune’s moon system is bizarre. Nearly half of its 16 known moons orbit backward relative to the planet’s spin, and one of these stands out
Stephen Colbert’s last show: Laughing well is the best revenge
He didn’t land the pope, but he got a Beatle. He didn’t have a new project to announce, but he left us with a song
