Over the past month, the Pentagon has released two tranches of files concerning “unidentified anomalous phenomenon” (formerly, UFOs — “unidentified flying objects”). The document dumps were, in large ...

Some artists don't just photograph the world around them; they bend it into something completely unexpected. Portuguese photographer and visual artist Hugo Suíssas has a way of turning streets, ...

Some artists don’t just photograph the world around them; they bend it into something completely unexpected. Portuguese photographer and visual artist Hugo Suíssas has a way of turning streets, ...

Britain’s embattled prime minister, Keir Starmer, faces a worsening political crisis that may force him from power, days after his ruling Labour Party suffered crushing losses in local and regional ...

Tiny details become unbelievable when everyday objects are captured in extreme macro and slow motion. From melting wax and exploding match heads to needles piercing markers and glue sticks, this ...

This is the first of two articles about what makes for a good day in science. If you have an insight or anecdote to share, please get in touch at [email protected]. Science can be a slog: ...

Stephen Smith is a managing editor for CBSNews.com based in New York. A Washington, D.C. native, Steve was previously an editorial producer for the Washington Post, and has also worked in Los Angeles, ...

There’s a fresh twist in the mystery of the “little red dots.” Astronomers say they’ve found a new specimen, which they’re calling an “X-ray dot,” that suggests these crimson specks are a type of ...

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It's only April, and he's a closer, but Mason Miller of the San Diego Padres should already be in the Cy Young conversation. Miller has not allowed a run and just one hit in 9.1 innings this season.

A U.S. blockade of Iranian ports relies on more than 15 warships and potentially thousands of U.S. servicemembers, including possibly Marines and special-operations forces to enforce the operation.