The world’s most dangerous cheese is served covered in jumping maggots
Cheese is a wonderful food. It’s a core component of many meals, including some of my personal favorites. But not all cheese is good. In fact, some of it is...
Read moreCheese is a wonderful food. It’s a core component of many meals, including some of my personal favorites. But not all cheese is good. In fact, some of it is...
Read moreWelcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: Protests in Kenya turn violent, Ghana’s debt deal, and Namibia decriminalizes homosexuality. If you would like to receive Africa Brief in...
Read moreChina’s leader, Xi Jinping, made several admissions of the country’s shortcomings in its race to become the world’s tech powerhouse, saying its innovation is “relatively weak” and that its scientists...
Read moreBALTIMORE, Maryland—Adversaries like China and Russia are taking aim more frequently at the companies that make up the United States’ defense industrial base, Gen. Timothy Haugh, the head of U.S....
Read moreNew research into some of Earth’s largest ice sheets has revealed a startling new Antarctic tipping point, and researchers say that it has the potential to be disastrous. According to...
Read moreNew research has discovered some troubling news. According to a study conducted by scientists at the Guangdong Key Laboratory of Environmental Pollution and Health at Jinan University in China, the...
Read moreIn much of the world, nature sounds like birds or maybe insects — the cheerful, rhythmic cheeps of a robin, say, or the buzz of a cicada. In Puerto Rico,...
Read moreU.S. Space Command operators need a way to maneuver satellites, its leader said Monday—even as questions linger about the military utility and cost of refueling satellites on orbit. If the...
Read moreJapanese scientists have created an electric gel that could revolutionize the future of electronics. The gel can be combined with highly flexible electrodes to create a wearable sensor that is...
Read moreAsteroid Day 2024 is coming up, commemorating the explosion of the largest observed asteroid as it struck the Earth above Tunguska in Siberia in 1908. The strike was a small...
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