While 92% of the human genome was sequenced in 2003, scientists have struggled to map the remaining 8%. Until now.
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Early on the morning of February 24th, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on state television that Russia will carry out a ‘special military operation’ in eastern Ukraine.
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British actor Nkuti Gatwa will be the first black actor to star in the BBC series Doctor Who.
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Espresso may not have made the list, but Italian opera aims to be recognized by UNESCO.
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Met Gala mania! With fashion’s biggest night right around the corner, over-the-top gowns, outrageous ensembles and show-stopping stilettos are the only thing on the brain.
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Fear of needle-spiking is growing among clubbers in France, a few months after a wave of similar anxiety swept the UK.
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One of the prevailing narratives to surface from the news of Elon Musk buying Twitter—in a culture-shaking deal worth $44 billion—was that the end, in some form, had arrived for the pioneering social media site.
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There is a disparity when it comes to minority entrepreneurs and their access to financial capital and business opportunities.
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Inflation has already peaked, which, according to some investors, may temporarily calm the markets.
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Three friends are celebrating becoming millionaires following the sale of a social media marketing business they started at university. They have sold Fanbytes, which says it helps brands win the hearts of youngsters.