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Trump's $1.4 Billion Crypto Disclosure Complicates Senate Bill

New Delhi, July 3 -- WASHINGTON - While the Senate was negotiating the most sweeping cryptocurrency legislation in American history, the president who would sign it into law was already collecting roy... Read More


Germany Charges Ukrainian Officer in Nord Stream Sabotage, Alleges Kyiv Ordered Attack

New Delhi, July 3 -- HAMBURG - The gas stopped flowing years ago. But the legal reckoning for who destroyed Europe's most politically contested pipeline arrived at a Hamburg court on Thursday, when Ge... Read More


Pennsylvania Skill Games: Supreme Court Ruling Triggers Budget Showdown

New Delhi, July 3 -- The machines are still running. Nobody has shut them down. But the people who own them know, as of nine days ago, that they are operating outside the law. the touch-screen gaming... Read More


Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid to End Birthright Citizenship in 6-3 Ruling That Included His Own Appointees

New Delhi, July 3 -- The children were never the legal abstractions Trump's executive order made them. They were born in American hospitals, named by parents who had crossed borders to work, and raise... Read More


Australia Tables Gambling Ad Reform Bill, Politicians on Every Side Call It Too Weak

New Delhi, July 3 -- not enough. 30 p.m., ban wagering ads during live sports broadcasts, and prohibit celebrity and sports player endorsements of betting brands. Radio ads near school drop-off and p... Read More


Scientists Built the First Synthetic Cell From Scratch, and Biology Is Not Sure It Agrees

The structure, July 3 -- What Kate Adamala built in her University of Minnesota laboratory does not breathe, does not metabolize food in the ordinary sense, and has no evolutionary history. It was ass... Read More


A Rocket Problem Grounds NASA's Third Attempt to Rescue the Swift Telescope

New Delhi, July 3 -- WASHINGTON - NASA's third attempt to launch the robotic spacecraft that would push its Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to a higher orbit ended on the ground Thursday when engineers... Read More


Hackers Breached the DHS Intelligence Network Used for World Cup Security

WASHINGTON, July 3 -- When federal security agencies began coordinating protection for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the largest sporting event ever staged on North American soil, they funneled sensitive o... Read More


Researchers Build the First Synthetic Cell That Grows, Divides and Evolves

New Delhi, July 3 -- MINNEAPOLIS - In a Minneapolis laboratory, a synthetic cell assembled from nonliving chemical components divided, passed genetic information to its daughter cells, and showed evid... Read More


A Potentially Habitable World 25 Light-Years Away Is Now Half as Massive as Scientists Thought

New Delhi, July 3 -- AUSTIN - The evidence that GJ 3378b might support life is thin. The evidence that it cannot is thinner still. That ambiguity, not the planet itself, is why a team from McDonald Ob... Read More