Rare Pygmy Hippo Born in Athens Zoo

El Salvador Begins Path to Become 'Peaceful' Nuclear State

El Salvador announced Friday that it initiated the process to gain approval from the IAEA to develop and use nuclear energy.

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Hayward: ‘Three Body Problem’ Has Something to Annoy Everyone, From Communists to Climate Cultists

Chinese author Liu Cixin’s monumental science fiction book The Three Body Problem, which has now been adapted into a Netflix series under the punchier title "3 Body Problem," has a little something to annoy just about everyone - from climate change activists to skeptics, Chinese Communists to anti-communists, nationalists to open-borders fanatics. It is a big story with big ideas, and like most great works of fiction, not even the author can fully control how its events are interpreted. 

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Aspiring Sasquatch Hunter Has Legality Questions - Game Regs Are Ambiguous on Cryptids

How NASA's three rockets will explore the impact of a brief, rare marvel in space

NASA has planned to launch three sounding rockets from Virginia on April 8 to collect data on how the total solar eclipse impacts Earth's upper atmosphere.

For solar eclipse safety, here's what drivers should not do on the road during the rare event

A solar eclipse expert and roadway authorities are advising drivers to slow down during the atmospheric moment, while some schools are canceled altogether.

How the Dream Chaser spaceplane plans to shake up space travel in the future

Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser spaceplane provides a glimpse into the future of space travel. Traveling to space may become a part of everyday life.

Schools across US embrace rare teaching opportunity offered by 2024 solar eclipse

Schools across the path of the April 8 total solar eclipse are leveraging the event as a rich teaching opportunity by incorporating hands-on activities and lessons.

Significance of Michelangelo’s 'David' statue is being diminished by souvenirs, Italian curators say

Since its creation in 1504, Michelangelo's David has been a symbol of Italian culture. Curators are now voicing concerns about the commercialization of the statue.

Jane Goodall to celebrate 90th birthday with talks on urgency of environmental action

Dr. Jane Goodall, a renowned British primatologist and conservationist, is approaching her 90th birthday and plans to celebrate with a series of environmental talks.

New AI test measures how fast robots can respond to user commands

A benchmarking group for artificial intelligence has released new results evaluating the speed of hardware in running AI applications and responding to users.

Ariana DeBose to host Tony Awards for third consecutive year, this time at new location

Ariana DeBose, known for her roles in theater, including an Oscar win for "West Side Story," will return as host for the Tony Awards, marking her third year.

Oxford, Cambridge rowing teams warned about polluted waters ahead of Boat Race: It's a 'national disgrace'

Oxford's crew coach is taking aim at one company who is allegedly responsible for a recent spike in contamination levels within London's Thames River.

Earth's changing spin may cause timekeepers to subtract a second from world clocks

Earth's rotation is speeding up due to melting ice at the poles and shifts in the planet's core. This change might lead to the subtraction of a second from clocks.

French lawmakers vote to condemn 1961 massacre of Algerian protesters

The French National Assembly voted Thursday to condemn the brutality of a 1961 police crackdown on Algerian protesters, which left about 120 people dead.

As gray wolves terrorize farms and ranches, GOP lawmakers demand endangered species delisting

FIRST ON FOX: A group of House Republicans is calling on the Biden administration to delist the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act, pointing to conflicts with ranchers and farmers.

Southern California beachgoers warned of spike in shark attacks this summer amid cut of research funding

The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach University may have to shut down programs and stop providing vital safety information to lifeguards about nearby sharks.

Biden highway climate rule struck down by Texas judge: 'Unauthorized'

U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix ruled against a Department of Transportation rule requiring states to report and measure greenhouse gas emissions from highway vehicles

Monster plane lands anywhere, delivering giant wind turbine blades without roads

Who needs roads? The WindRunner aircraft was designed specifically to haul massive wind turbine blades, some of which are over 459 feet long.

US National Park Service faces lawsuit over plan to remove hundreds of stray cats from historic tourist spot

The U.S. National Park Service is being sued over its plan to remove stray cats from a historic district in Puerto Rico. The plan was announced four months ago.

Florida launches emergency response to investigate 'erratic' behavior of endangered fish

The smalltooth sawfish, ancient marine creatures, are displaying unusual behavior and experiencing a significant increase in mortality rates in Florida waters.

Boeing whistleblower's mom lays blame for son's death, deemed apparent suicide, in new interview

Boeing whistleblower John Barnett's mother tells interviewer she holds company responsible, in part, after the former employee was found dead of an apparent suicide.

New technology allows those who are blind to hear and feel April's total solar eclipse

Devices that can translate the eclipse on sound and touch devices will be available at public gatherings on April 8 when a total solar eclipse crosses North America.

A tropical cyclone makes landfall in northern Madagascar, killing 18 people

18 people have been killed and four people are missing this week in Madagascar after a tropical cyclone made landfall on the north end of the island nation; severe flooding has affected villages.

Russia launches barrage of 99 drones and missiles on Ukraine’s energy system, officials say

Moscow launched a barrage of 99 missiles and drones at 10 Ukrainian regions on Friday, in a 'large-scale attack' on the country's energy infrastructure.

Florida golfer photographs alligator with giant turtle locked in its jaws: 'Never seen anything like this'

A man was who was golfing at a Naples, Florida, golf course witnessed a scene that left him stunned — a massive alligator had used it's jaws to crack through the shell of a large turtle.

California safeguard protecting beachgoers from sharks on life support, expert warns

A renowned shark research center in Southern California may shut down after the state pulled integral funding for a program that provides lifeguards safeguards against attacks.

Report: Grandpa Breastfeeds Baby After Taking Experimental Transgender Hormone Drugs

Researchers reportedly used hormone drugs to make a man — who pretends to be a woman – lactate so he could breastfeed his grandchild.

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United flight diverted due to medical emergency, multiple passengers treated

A United Airlines flight was diverted to upstate New York because of high winds at its destination, Newark, New Jersey, the airline said.

Hot weekend read: Man dials police over Sasquatch, plus a father-in-law's text goes viral

Soak up these top headlines, including a fisherman's record-breaking catch, a father-in-law's text gone viral, a bizarre Sasquatch inquiry to police and much more.

Fate of bear that terrorized town leaves social media divided: 'Let's use common sense'

A brown bear that injured at least five people in Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia, was killed by authorities after a week-long hunt. The killing was controversial among residents.

Maine airport offers its visitors a rare chance to 'visit' the moon

Travelers to Portland International Jetport, Maine's largest airport, can now take a trip to "visit" the moon thanks to a new exhibit called "Fly Me to the Moon."

US asks fishermen to save WWII warship, historic wrecks by protecting underwater 'time capsules'

NOAA asked fishermen and boaters to steer clear of historic shipwrecks in a protected sanctuary off the coast of Massachusetts to preserve the underwater "time capsules"

WATCH: Woman falls through floor as possible sinkhole opens up under shopping mall

Video from security cameras caught the moment when the floor collapsed on the second floor of a shopping center due to a possible sinkhole damaging the ground floor.

Family witnesses gator munching on prey at Texas beach: 'Without a care in the world'

Fishing enthusiast Hunter Ham recently captured footage of an alligator on a Texas beach eating a bull redfish. Gators are primarily freshwater creatures.

640-year-old castle with moat found under hotel: 'Remarkably preserved'

French archaeologists recently discovered a medieval castle under the courtyard of a hotel in Vannes. It was built by John IV, Duke of Brittany, in the 1380s.

American Culture Quiz: Test your mastery of history, trends, celebrities and more

The American Culture Quiz contains eight questions each week. For April 1, 2024, here are fun questions (no joke!) about American history, springtime celebrities, sports events and more.

Remains of 'Lost Alaskans' sent to Oregon mental hospital a century ago are recovered, returned home

Between 1904 and the 1960s, about 5,500 Alaskans were sent away to a mental hospital in Portland, OR. Their fates are being uncovered by volunteers and made available to their families.

Canada's Niagara region declares state of emergency ahead of solar eclipse

Ontario's Niagara Region has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8. The city is in the path of totality.

Spring clean your home with these 10 sustainable products

From all-purpose cleaners to floor cleaners and reusable cloths, there are plenty of sustainable products you can use to keep your home sparkling clean.

Dogs may actually understand words for their favorite toys, study shows

A new study suggests that dogs may possess a deeper understanding of language than previously thought. It found that dogs could associate words with specific objects.

Tennessee aquarium welcomes 7 baby turtles endangered in wilderness, experts call it a 'small victory’

A Tennessee aquarium watched as seven endangered turtles recently hatched at their facility. The Arakan forest turtles are considered critically endangered.

Strange cicada facts to know before they emerge this spring: Zombie STD, strongest stream in animal kingdom

Cicadas are about to emerge in numbers unseen for decades, but that is not the only strange thing about them. For instance, cicadas urinate stronger and faster than elephants.

Biden administration tightens rules on African elephant imports, stops short of total ban

The Biden administration is implementing new restrictions on the trade of elephant trophies, but declined to issue an outright ban, sparking rebuke from some advocates.

CDC warns of invasive bacterial outbreak amid spike in cases and fatality rates: 'Rare but severe'

An invasive bacterial infection is on the rise in the U.S., according to the CDC. A physician at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center shared tips on treatment and prevention.

West Coast whale population recovers 5 years after hundreds washed up ashore

The population numbers of gray whales are increasing years after hundreds washed up dead on West Coast beaches in 2019; the 'unusual mortality event' has ended.

The solar eclipse may change some voting registration deadlines in Indiana. Here's what to know

The total solar eclipse on April 8th is the same day as the deadline for Indiana residents to register to vote in the state's upcoming primary; many county offices will close Monday for the event.

Two people enjoying stroll in Indiana injured after small plane crashes to the ground: 'That's a bad day'

Two people and a pilot were rushed to a hospital after a plane crashed into a walking path near the Delaware County Regional Airport in Muncie, Indiana.

'This Is Abuse': Latino Radio Host Slams Joe Biden on Easter Transgenderism

President Joe Biden's religious-themed celebration of transgenderism during Easter weekend may further damage his tepid support among the many American voters who are Hispanic and Christian.

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Florida man, 77, recounts saving his own dog from an alligator's jaws: 'I had my hands in his mouth'

A 77-year-old weightlifter from Moore Haven, Florida, rescued his dog Rodger after an alligator's jaws chomped down onto the pup, requiring his the owner to wrestle with the reptile.

Cicada invasion: Trillions of noisy flying insects to swarm US for first time in 221 years

More than a dozen U.S. states are expected to be swarmed by trillions of noisy flying bugs next month as they emerge from the ground in a rare phenomenon.

Washington polar bear cub Laerke receives encouraging results at annual physical exam

Laerke, a polar bear at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Washington, underwent her annual medical exam with encouraging results, veterinarians said.

Famous atheist says he identifies as a 'cultural Christian' and is 'horrified' by promotion of Islamic holiday

Scientist and outspoken atheist Richard Dawkins said if he had to choose between Christianity and Islam, he would choose Christianity every time.

Biden admin approves eighth US offshore wind project off Massachusetts coast

The U.S. Interior Department has approved the eighth commercial-scale offshore wind project. It is scheduled to be built off the coast of Massachusetts.

Wind, solar projects flourish under climate law, while nuclear and others lag behind

Under the Biden administration's push to reduce carbon emissions, certain sectors like solar energy have seen a boost, while other trail behind. New regulations prove controversial.

Rare gene variant believed to play a role in understanding why people are left-hand dominant

Researchers have linked a rare gene variant involved with controlling the shape of cells to the development of the brain asymmetry known for determining a dominant hand.

Wild snake fight over food in Colombian rainforest is believed to be first time captured on video

Danish researchers Henrik Bringsøe and Niels Poul Dreyer captured on video — potentially for the first time in the natural habitat — footage of two snakes battling one another for a meal.

Companies rolling out eclipse-themed promotions: Krispy Kreme, SunChips and more

Krispy Kreme, Sonic Drive-In, and a host of other companies are introducing merchandise and other promotions planned around next week's total solar eclipse.

Strange rock uncovered during sea search turns out to be ancient battle gear

Italian archaeologists say that they've found an Iberian-style helmet from between the 15th and 17th centuries. The helmet had been covered in concretions.

New York inmates sue corrections department to watch solar eclipse amid planned prison lockdowns

Six New York prison inmates are suing over a planned lockdown of their correctional facility so they can view the April 8 solar eclipse.

Study: Dogs Can Associate Words With Objects. Everyone Who Owns a Dog: 'Well, Duh.'

Famed Tropicana Las Vegas resort closing to make room for new baseball stadium

The iconic Tropicana Hotel on the Las Vegas strip will close its doors to make way for a new $1.5 billion Major League Baseball stadium.

Solar eclipse: New York murderer, felons sue for 'religious' viewing after prisons order lockdowns

Six inmates at Woodbourne Correctional Facility in New York argue that a state-wide prison lockdown during the solar eclipse would infringe on their constitutional religious rights.

NASA ordered by White House to establish new clock system for the moon

NASA has been instructed by the White House to come up with a new timekeeping system for the moon due to its different gravitational conditions, officials say.

Thai wildlife officials to remove hundreds of monkeys from popular tourist spot

Wildlife officials in Thailand on Wednesday announced a plan to address the ongoing conflict between humans and monkeys in the central city of Lopburi.

Mysterious fireballs seen streaking across California sky

Onlookers in California were left puzzled early Tuesday when a series of bright fiery lights streaked across the night sky with some speculating it was space debris

10 Amazon finds that can help you build a garden no matter how small your space

From mini greenhouses to grow kits and hanging pots, you can make a garden anywhere in your home with these 10 products.

Morocco museum hosts one of Africa’s first exhibitions of Cuban art

A show at Morocco’s Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is one of the first exhibitions of Cuban art at an African museum, officials say.

Colorado man's 50-year snowfall tracking in Rockies garners praise from scientists

Billy Barr, a 73-year-old resident of the remote Gothic, Colorado, has been meticulously recording snow and weather data for over 50 years, scientists say.

Tennessee educator named Teacher of the Year for creating curriculum that helps diverse students thrive

A 2nd grade teacher in rural Tennessee has been named the 2024 National Teacher of the Year. Missy Testerman received the award for her diverse curriculum.

Hundreds of South Koreans gather to bid farewell to beloved panda before departure to China

Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in South Korea, was surrounded by hundreds of South Koreans on Wednesday who came to say farewell before her departure to China.

Time Works Differently on the Moon

Florida man says space object crashed into his house. Why NASA is taking him seriously

NASA has launched an investigation into an object that a Florida man says crashed through his roof from space, nearly hitting his son and causing major damage.

How brown rats crawled off ships and conquered North American cities

New research suggests that brown rats may have arrived in North America 35 years earlier than scientists previously thought, first appearing on the continent prior to 1740.

Dredging of Puerto Rico's biggest port begins as environmentalists warn of threat to turtles, corals

Amid opposition from environmentalists, a $62 million project to dredge the biggest seaport in Puerto Rico began Wednesday; crews will remove close to 3 million cubic yards of marine floor.

Bird flu pandemic in future? EU warns of potential spread to humans due to 'lack of immune defense’

As avian influenza (bird flu) continues to spread among wild birds in the European Union, officials are warning of the potential for a future human pandemic.

One of oldest Christian liturgical books expected to bring in more than $2.6M at London auction

The Crosby-Schøyen Codex, which was written on papyrus in Egypt, is the earliest Christian liturgical book, and is expected to sell for more than $2.6 million.

Orca calf stranded in Canadian lagoon to be airlifted and reunited with family, rescuers say

Authorities in Canada are organizing an operation to airlift a stranded orca calf from a remote tidal lagoon off northern Vancouver Island, officials say.

Solar eclipse 2024: Tips to capture the perfect shot of the rare cosmic event

Monday's total solar eclipse is expected to be heavily documented through photography and filming. Capturing the perfect photo presents unique challenges.

Tropical forest loss decreased in 2023 but global threats remain, data shows

Tropical forest loss saw a decline in 2023, but there is still an ongoing pressure on woodlands globally, according to an analysis released on Thursday.

Ultimate guide to viewing solar eclipse on April 8

The moon will pass between Earth and the sun for a total eclipse on April 8. This could be your last chance to witness a full solar eclipse until 2044.

79-year-old US tourist killed by bull elephant while on Zambian safari

An American tourist was killed by a bull elephant in Kafue National Park in Zambia after the titanic animal chased down a safari group's vehicle and flipped it with its tusks.

Solar eclipse watch party: Plan a celestial event at your home and view with family and friends

If you plan to view the solar eclipse at home with friends and family, these food, drink and decor items will be the perfect touch to host your celestial event.

How to photograph total solar eclipse: Tips for amateur photographers

Here are five tips to help amateur photographers capture the moment of a total solar eclipse in the U.S. on April 8 and enjoy the rare cosmic event.

Georgia group and others release 34 rehabilitated sea turtles into ocean after reptiles regained their health

Organizations worked to re-release 34 sea turtles into the ocean after spending months nursing them back to health given their poor conditions last winter.

Skydivers to enjoy the April 8 solar eclipse by taking the plunge during totality: 'Special event'

For the solar eclipse on April, some people will get the view of a lifetime by skydiving during totality and enjoying the special experience while thousands of feet in the air.

Study: Most Children Confused About Their Sex Grow Out of It as Adults

A majority of children who are confused about their sex grow out of that feeling by the time they become adults, according to a 15-year-old study.

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New York inmates will be able to view total solar eclipse after lawsuit settled with corrections department

Six New York inmates will be able to see the total solar eclipse after reaching a settlement with the corrections department following a lawsuit claiming violation of religious rights.

How to explain the solar eclipse to kids

The residents of many U.S. cities will be able to experience a total solar eclipse on April 8. Here's how you can teach and prepare your child for the rare event.

Solar eclipse: New York pumps up police force for big crowds, warns criminals will 'get caught'

State police, the city of Niagara and communities throughout western New York are ready to mobilize and keep up to 1 million eclipse chasers and residents safe amid any chaos.

South Dakota zoo's beloved giraffe Chioke euthanized after injury

Chioke, an 18-year-old reticulated giraffe at the Great Plains Zoo and Butterfly House & Aquarium in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was euthanized on March 28.

Total solar eclipse pushes Yankees-Marlins start time back four hours

A total solar eclipse forced the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins game on Monday afternoon to push back its start time about four hours.

Crowds flock to Tokyo to see cherry blossoms after delayed bloom

Crowds have been flocking to Tokyo to revel in Japan's renowned cherry blossoms, known as "sakura," despite their delayed bloom caused by chilly weather.

Solar eclipse 2024: Songs to rock out to during the rare cosmic event

As the total solar eclipse approaches, it's time to gear up with the perfect playlist to accompany this celestial event. Here are 20 tracks to pick from.

New York inmates will be able to view solar eclipse after lawsuit settled with corrections department

Six New York inmates will be able to see the solar eclipse after reaching a settlement with the corrections department following a lawsuit claiming violation of religious rights.

From 'end times' to 'karmic multiplier,' this is how religions traditionally view a solar eclipse

Religions offer different perspectives on solar eclipses both historically and in modernity. Religious scholars have suggestions for how to observe the fast-approaching 2024 eclipse.

NYC Mayor Adams ripped for late emergency text alert following earthquake

NYC Mayor Adams ripped for late emergency text alert following earthquake

New York City Mayor Adams is being panned online after the city waited 30 minutes to put out an alert about Friday morning's earthquake.

Solar eclipse preparation includes 7 key tips for protecting your eyes from the sun

Ahead of the April 8 solar eclipse, eye doctors are warning people not to look directly at the sun, which could lead to blindness and permanent eye damage.

Earthquake rocks NJ, NY, several more states: What to do if another one hits

On April 5, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake rocked New Jersey, New York and other northeastern states. Here's what to do in the event of an earthquake and how to stay safe.

Solar eclipse eye safety: Can staring at the sun cause blindness?

Ahead of the April 8 solar eclipse, eye doctors are warning people not to look directly at the sun, which could lead to blindness and permanent eye damage.

Solar Eclipse 2024: Fox Weather to offer special coverage with ‘America’s Total Eclipse’

Fox Weather, which is FOX News Media’s free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) weather service, will offer coverage up to and throughout the solar eclipse on Monday.

Biden admin temporarily drops 'outrageous climate mandate' amid flurry of lawsuits

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday temporarily suspended its controversial rule requiring private companies to disclose carbon emissions data after it was met with a slew of lawsuits.

Ohio Gov. DeWine says precautions ensure 'a great day' in leadup to eclipse

Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and other officials are taking numerous precautions in anticipation of increased tourist traffic for Monday's total solar eclipse.

CDC issues bird flu health alert to clinicians, state health departments, public after Texas farmer infected

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a health alert to inform clinicians, state health departments and the public of a case of bird flu in a person in Texas.

What to do during an earthquake and how to prepare

Here are ways to protect your house and family in case of an earthquake. Tips from FEMA and Ready.gov help to keep you and your family safe during an earthquake.

Solar eclipse 2024: 8 strange things that could happen during the rare event

The North American solar eclipse can cause various weird events to occur including changes in weather, animal behavior, radio connection and other celestial phenomenons.

Taiwan furious after China hijacks global sympathy for devastating earthquake

Taiwanese leaders are furious at the People's Republic of China after the communist nation thanked the global community for their sympathies regarding a massive earthquake on the island.

Weekend read: An earthquake hits the northeast, tasty American food stories and more

In case you missed it in Lifestyle, soak up these top headlines — including stories about wild nature, tasty foods, the earthquake that occurred in northeastern America and much more.

Texas man, 105, to witness his 13th total solar eclipse: 'They're so beautiful'

A 105-year-old amateur astronomer is planning to see his 13th total solar eclipse on April 8. The Fort Worth, Texas, resident will travel to Plano for an ideal viewing experience.

Ahead of solar eclipse, NASA seeks public's help in recording strange animal behaviors

NASA's Eclipse Soundscapes Project attempts to replicate a similar study from 1935, proving the impact of solar eclipses on animal behavior. Here's how the public can help.

Solar eclipse quiz: Test how much you know about the 2024 spectacle

The solar eclipse, a celestial event, will take place on Monday, April 8. Millions of people around the world will step outside to view the eclipse.

3 solar eclipse myths and misconceptions — and the truth behind them

Ahead of the April 8 eclipse, Prevent Blindness, a Chicago health and safety organization dedicated to protecting sight, is encouraging eye safety by dispelling some common misconceptions.

National Beer Day: 5 fascinating facts about the beloved brew

As Americans gear up to celebrate National Beer Day on April 7 with their favorite alcoholic beverage, here are the top five interesting facts about beer.

Solar eclipse 2024: Should pet owners be concerned for their animals' safety ahead during the rare event?

Pet owners are wise to think about their animal's well-being ahead of the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Experts say it's best to keep animals inside and to watch for signs of stress.