Brown pelicans and a rare common cuckoo are spotted in New York, exciting bird-watchers and raising ecological concerns about climate change and migration patterns.

An mRNA vaccine developed by the Houston Zoo and Baylor College of Medicine appears to help elephants fight a deadly herpesvirus, with early successes at Cincinnati and other U.S. zoos. If trials hold up, the shot could cut juvenile elephant deaths worldwide.

Anthropic says it disrupted an AI‑orchestrated espionage campaign that used Claude Code to probe about 30 organizations. The company traced the activity to a China‑linked actor and says only a small number of intrusions succeeded.

A Fort Worth judge kept Elon Musk’s antitrust case alive against Apple and OpenAI, allowing discovery to proceed while the court weighs the merits.

Ohio State University researchers developed a dataset named RoboSpatial, advancing robots' spatial understanding, which could improve their interaction in the 3D world.

Garland, MD Health Pathways launched a free pilot telehealth program for 10,000 residents, offering virtual consultations and accessible care without insurance hassles.

Twenty-five percent of UC San Diego's remedial math students couldn't solve "7 + 2 = _ + 6" on a placement test. Most had taken calculus in high school and earned A's, revealing a collapse in academic standards that has university faculty sounding the alarm.

UH Mānoa astronomer Chris Ashall helped map an olive‑shaped supernova breakout, pairing rapid VLT polarimetry with early JWST observations to reveal clumpy debris.

The Northern Lights were visible over St. Louis due to a severe G4 geomagnetic storm. Optimal viewing was in areas with low light pollution. NOAA warned of infrastructure risks due to the storm, and another potential G3 storm was forecasted.

Research reveals an app that allows a smartwatch to detect structural heart disease using AI to analyze ECG data, as reported by UC News and Medscape.

A P3I-powered internship will place Hawaiʻi college students inside Oʻahu military commands next summer, paying about $6,000. Applications close Nov. 15.

NY Governor Hochul implements new AI interaction safety regulations, requiring crisis intervention protocols and regular reminders to users that they are engaging with AI.

UT Austin has doubled the computing power of its Center for Generative AI to more than 1,000 GPUs, a move meant to speed model training and scientific research.