Astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore joined Suni Williams on a historic week-long mission to the ISS aboard Boeing’s Starliner, marking a progress for Boeing’s space program despite past technical issues.

Two juveniles in Chicago are in custody for a series of robberies, including targeting a 62-year-old man. The incidents date to May 23, 2024, with the suspects aged 14 and 11.

A study found the Mediterranean diet may reduce mortality risk in women by 23%, citing lower disease-related deaths, based on a 25-year follow-up with over 25,000 participants.

Elon Musk's company xAI plans to build a supercomputer in Memphis, potentially becoming the world's largest and driving economic and technological growth in the region.

MIT researchers have developed a method to track gene expression by capturing brief RNA molecules, promising advances in genetics and disease treatment.

The Texas Attorney General has launched a data privacy initiative to enforce state and federal privacy laws against companies misusing personal information.

The Chino Valley Town Council seeks public input on code amendments for the use of metal storage containers on properties through open houses and email feedback.

The article describes a study on how Southern sea otters use tools to forage and adapt to prey scarcity, reducing tooth damage and aiding survival, especially for females during pup rearing.

The WDFW has established new fishing regulations for summer on the Lower Columbia River, effective June 16, detailing daily limits and types of salmon and steelhead that can be kept, with a focus on conservation and species sustainability.

A comprehensive atlas of human tyrosine kinases has been created by researchers from MIT, Harvard, and Yale, with potential to advance cancer research and precision medicine.

Australian company Arizona Lithium Ltd. opens a Lithium Research Center in Tempe, Arizona to advance lithium extraction and processing, aiding the local battery manufacturing industry and mining operations.

Research led by François Lapointe suggests atmospheric blocking significantly influences the Arctic's extreme warming and precipitation, particularly in Svalbard.

MIT engineers developed a training method, called Policy Composition (PoCo), that improves robot versatility in performing various tasks, promising a 20% increase in performance.