Fresh research on the magma beneath the caldera reignites debate over the supervolcano's hazards — and whether 'nearing eruption' headlines match the science.
California creates a new utility rate class for data centers and demands water-use disclosure, as Newsom blasts federal inaction on AI's resource toll.
From Oak Ridge's molten-salt gasoline to low-heat hydrogen and refinery upgrades, scientists are racing to solve the plastic crisis.
State officials call it a $100 billion investment and thousands of rockets; locals worry, and negotiations were shielded by NDAs.
The carcasses were discovered inside a UNESCO World Heritage site, renewing fears about a hidden wave of wildlife poisoning across East Africa.
Katmai's viral tournament expands to 16 contenders, with voting beginning September 22 and more cubs than rangers have seen in recent memory.
Genetic testing confirms Lielaphis slashi, a reddish-brown nocturnal groundsnake, as a new species—and its forest habitat is under threat.
The tilcayo, a 3-pound feline smaller than a house cat, is the first new living cat species formally named and described in more than 100 years.
A cryptic Amazonian frog identified by its call and a cluster of seven diamond frogs from Madagascar's forest floor underscore how much biodiversity remains undocumented.
The third major heat dome of the season stretches from Texas to the Mississippi Valley, with forecasters warning that overnight heat offers little relief.