Geologists Shine Light on New Jersey Earthquake's 'Peculiar Behavior'
Similar quakes in the region in the future, a seismologist warned, "could maybe focus energy toward population centers."
TECHNOLOGY
First-Ever Photo of Milky Way's Black Hole Not Accurate, Scientists Claim
The image shows the supermassive black hole that lies at the heart of our galaxy about 26,000 light-years away.
Mom Who Lost Baby to Whooping Cough Has Plea for US
A mother who lost her 2-month-old son to whooping cough shares the tragic story of his death and her message as cases rise.
Coffee During Pregnancy May Not Be As Bad for Baby As Thought
Specifically, is coffee consumption linked autism- and ADHD-like traits in young children?
Nutritionists Explain Pros and Cons of Viral TikTok Cucumber Salad Trend
It has become cool to eat whole cucumbers, thanks to TikTok, and nutritionists are rejoicing that a vegetable is the focus.
More Solar Flares and Auroras Forecast As Sun Reaches 11-Year Peak
Star gazers can expect more glimpses of the northern lights as the sun reaches its solar maximum, causing more geomagnetic storms.
Rarely Seen Giant Squid Washes Up on Beach
The elusive creature, which has an eye the size of a basketball, is a rare find of scientific significance.
Newsweek Horizons Events Kickoff Focuses on AI in Medicine, Climate Science
Newsweek Horizons events series kicks off with panels on AI in medicine and climate science
Oat Milk: Why Wellness Influencers Have Stopped Drinking It
As social media turns against oat milk, nutritionists give their verdict on whether it's worth sticking to oats or reverting to dairy.
Scientists Debunk Common Airplane Nut Allergy Myth
Food-induced allergic reactions are 10 to 100 times less common during flights than "on the ground."
Paleontologists May Have Discovered Earth's Oldest Moving Animal
The strange creatureâwhich bears a question-mark shape on its bodyâroved about like a prehistoric Roomba, researchers said.
Alzheimer's: Simple Drug Change Could Save Medicare Hundreds of Millions
Medicare could save up to $336 million every year by simple changes to the way medication is distributed.
Beer Might Be Healthier Than You Think
Beer has a reputation as an unhealthy beverage, but research indicates that some forms could benefit health.
Florida Alligator Warning After Hurricane Milton
"Alligators may be observed more frequently in flooded areas after a hurricane or tropical storm," the Florida FWC warns.
October Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS: Last Chance To See It for 80,000 Years
Don't miss the the celestial wonder on spectacular display on Tuesday nightâif you do, you'll be waiting a while to see it againâ¦
