French pension protests mostly calm, uncollected trash grows
Police banned further gatherings on the Place de la Concorde, where protesters tossed an effigy of Macron into a bonfire as a crowd cheered Friday night
Gods, tombs and Nazis: the Third Reich’s bad relationship with Egyptology
Anti-Semitism and the Hitler regime’s obsession with the past of the Aryan peoples put the brakes on the study of the ancient Pharaonic civilization in Germany, despite what is shown in ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’
NASA chief engineer Howard Hu: ‘We have built the best spacecraft that we’ve ever seen’
The man in charge of the new ship that will take astronauts to the Moon discusses the next manned missions to the Earth’s satellite and the possibility of people living there
How do bees learn to dance? By watching their elders
The complex movements that these insects use to indicate the location of new flowers are passed from generation to generation
The enigma of colorectal cancer: Why is it rising among young people and falling among the elderly?
The illness has increased 3% annually in people under 50 in some wealthy countries. Causes are unknown
Washington turns to Wall Street to help rescue dying bank
The anxiety this week centered on First Republic Bank in San Francisco, which was once the envy of the banking sector, with its wealthy and well-traveled clientele
Covid vaccines: From having too few to having too many
European countries are negotiating with pharmaceutical companies to avoid accumulating unused doses
How long should you take to respond to a WhatsApp?
In the era of notifications that light up our screens with every message, is it acceptable to take an hour to reply? Expecting an immediate response isn’t a matter of impatience, but design
Five inspiring cities and their exemplary efforts to deal with the silent urban killers
Mayors from around the world gathered in London to share public health strategies at the Summit of the Alliance of Healthy Cities: ‘There are lives that can be saved’
Wyoming governor signs measure prohibiting abortion pills
The pills are already banned in 13 states with blanket bans on all forms of abortion, and 15 states already have limited access to abortion pills
Pro-Moscow voices tried to steer Ohio train disaster debate
The accounts, which parroted Kremlin talking points on myriad topics, claimed without evidence that authorities in Ohio were lying about the true impact of the chemical spill
Trump expects to be arrested Tuesday as DA eyes charges
Trump provided no evidence that suggested he was directly informed of a pending arrest and did not say how he knew of such plans