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In the Tour de France Femmes, less than 40 seconds separates the top three riders with only two stages to go. That's just one reason why supporters are questioning why they can't watch the entire race.
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Foreign Correspondent secures rare access to the closed world of geisha, Japan's iconic art form struggling to survive.
Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bengaluru 8 Aug 2026 Researchers have discovered a new species of bacteria thriving in the harsh, toxic soil of a banned pesticide dumpsite. The microbe, named Microbacterium pollutisoli , was isolated from the earth in Ummari village, Uttar Pradesh, by a research team from the University of Delhi and the…
CHACHOENGSAO — 8 August 2026, a special Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA) team raided a popular pub in central Chachoengsao, and found 40 underage patrons, following complaints that it was operating without a licence.
Melbourne and Manly-Warringah head west to Perth as Saturday's NRL action gets underway. Follow live.
South Sydney concedes 24 unanswered second-half points but manage to hold on for a 28-24 victory, which consolidates the Rabbitohs' place in the league's top eight.
1. Mike Jay, Wireheads: An Unnatural History of Technology in the Brain. Much of this story is told through the lens of the accompanying science fiction and non-neuro trends in other parts of science. An excellent book, substantive on every page, and it will make you want to read some of the works he cites.