Bill Paxton’s family to receive $1 million in malpractice settlement
The ‘Titanic’ actor died in February 2017 after heart surgery, and while an anesthesiologists’ group denies any direct liability, they are opting to avoid a lengthy lawsuit
When getting rid of work meetings increases productivity
A new study from MIT shows that worker stress levels fall by up to 57% when reunions are held on only two days of the week
Scientists discover one-centimeter long bacterium that’s visible to the naked eye
The organism, identified by a Mexican scientist in a Caribbean mangrove, challenges the very definition of what a microbe is
Endless terror in Mexico: Video shows a dozen people lined up against a wall and executed
The victims were attending a funeral wake in Michoacán; prosecutors say they found evidence of a massacre but no bodies
Russia warns Kyiv residents to flee city
A line of tanks stretching 40 miles was seen by satellites just north of the Ukrainian capital; a rocket strike reportedly destroyed a government building in Kharkiv
How Ukrainians are organizing the resistance against Russian invasion
In cities across the country, people have joined defense units, others are making ‘Molotov cocktails’ and networks have sprung up to fix meals for combatants
Vegetarian diets lower cancer risk by 14%, study says
Research carried out by Oxford University has concluded that vegetarians and vegans, and even those who eat fish over red meat, have a lower risk of developing the disease
Anne Applebaum: ‘We need to remove Russian money and influence from all of our political systems’
The American historian and journalist explains five keys to understanding Russia’s attack on Ukraine and the dangers it may lead to