The Nobel Prize in Chemistry honored Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai for research on life's molecular asymmetry. Their work explained why life favors one version of chiral molecules, such as amino acids, over its mirror image.

Yemen’s Houthis attacked Aden airport, while Saudi missile defenses intercepted a missile near Riyadh. The incidents underscore continuing security risks in Yemen and Saudi Arabia.

US prosecutors seek US$100 million bail for Guojun Xuan and Silvia Zhang over alleged abuse of surrogate-born children. Authorities allege nannies beat children in a California mansion, with 15 of 16 repeatedly abused and surveillance footage documenting abuse.

Bolsonaro secured veteran lawmaker Ronaldo Caiado's backing ahead of a runoff. The endorsement adds support from an established political figure before the vote.

ABC and Trump’s FCC are battling in federal court over free speech and jurisdiction. The case matters because it tests federal authority and speech protections involving a major broadcaster.

A review of 84 patients aged 21 or younger found most colorectal cancers were diagnosed at Stage III or IV. Symptoms may be overlooked in youth, while delayed diagnosis and aggressive tumors are linked to higher relapse and mortality rates.

Taiwan is expanding an Arizona chip plant, while China warned against political ties. The move links United States semiconductor investment with ongoing tensions involving Taiwan and China.

Ukrainian drones killed two people and struck a fuel hub in the Moscow region. The attack brought fatalities and infrastructure damage to the region surrounding Russia’s capital.

Emerging therapies target senescent “zombie” cells by killing them or helping macrophages clear them from aging tissues. These cells inflame tissues, while senolytics, EP2 blockade, and improved macrophage energy have improved aging-related outcomes in studies.