Chemical diversity in crops encompasses a wide array of primary and secondary metabolites that shape plant physiology, ecological interactions, and benefits to human and animal health. Primary ...

If you thought 2025 had a lot of AI-related job displacement, just wait until next year. OpenAI’s latest AI model, GPT-5.2, achieved a new record in GDPval, an evaluation created by the company in ...

Meta is giving Instagram users a rare glimpse into why certain posts are showing up on their Reels, the platform’s feed of algorithmically curated videos. Starting today, users will now see a list of ...

A new self-reflection trend is casting a spell over TikTok as folks remind themselves that “it’s very important” to follow their hearts. The latest craze follows a specific format, but the point is to ...

With less than a week until baseball's annual Winter Meetings, the relief pitching market is beginning to heat up. That means that if the Dodgers are aiming to buy high, they may need to act sooner ...

The link between Alzheimer’s disease and amyloid plaques is well documented, with innumerable studies exploring techniques and therapies to inhibit plaque formation, preventing development or ...

After primarily focusing on private conversations since its founding, Snapchat is embracing public conversations with a new “Topic Chats” feature. The social network says the feature lets users chat ...

If the Orioles hold onto their offseason plan as if it’s covered in stickum, they’re going to emphasis starting pitching, late-inning relief and an impact bat while constructing their roster for ...

As the Oklahoma City Thunder continue to look like the NBA's undisputed best team, Nikola Topic has dealt with a personal matter away from the team. Sam Presti announced on Oct. 30 that he was ...

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Nikola Topic is undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with testicular cancer, the team announced Thursday. Topic, a first-round draft pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, ...

Scientists have turned an old idea on its head. A new paper reports that stretches of so-called “junk DNA” can help injured nerve cells regrow by switching on a repair program. Outside the brain and ...