
Dogs Can Read Human Emotions, Brain Scans Reveal
New fMRI study shows canines process happy, angry, sad, and fearful faces through distinct neural pathways, deepening our understanding of the human-dog bond.

New fMRI study shows canines process happy, angry, sad, and fearful faces through distinct neural pathways, deepening our understanding of the human-dog bond.

A decade-long study of 340,000 adults finds beverage choice may matter more than previously thought, with wine linked to lower mortality and spirits to higher risk.

A look at the day's most compelling stories from BBC, spanning sport, business, arts, and the unexpected.

A roundup of under-reported stories, including sports reform, a golf milestone, a tragic plane crash, and a media legend's musings.

New research from Oregon State University suggests that daily cannabis users may wake with higher stress hormone levels, challenging the notion that marijuana reliably relieves stress.

A six-month trial finds no benefits from reducing sweetness; experts suggest a broader approach to healthier eating.

While other countries dismantled Cold War-era shelters, Switzerland expanded its network. Now these bunkers are finding new roles — from migrant housing to wine storage.
Scorching temperatures across the continent have killed thousands, sparked wildfires, and ignited a political debate over air conditioning and climate readiness.

Silicon-carbon cells, IPX7 waterproofing, and MagSafe options highlight Nitecore's latest outdoor charging and lighting gear.

The 'horse whisperer' preached non-violent communication with horses, proving trust beats force. His 1997 Fresh Air interview captured his philosophy.