South Africa’s ICJ legal team says intent ‘clear’ in Israel’s Gaza genocide Monday is the ICJ’s deadline for South Africa to prove, on paper, that Israel is guilty of genocide in Gaza.

Influenced by her technology-free childhood, renowned German artist and UMass- Amherst art professor Jenny Vogel explores the themes of the human experience ... mind and the body to make a very ...

This special property allows it to conduct electricity, which is important for many processes throughout your body. This article provides a detailed review of potassium, how your body uses it ...

I’ve never been a huge fan of slathering my arms and legs with heavy creams. Instead, I prefer body cream’s lighter alternative, body oil, which absorbs quickly, locks in moisture, and leaves ...

The arrival this week of Once Human update The Way of Winter sees the sci-fi survival game climbing again on Steam. The new PvE scenario has brought the game back above 100,000 concurrent players ...

Mars pareidolia strikes again. An image captured by the Perseverance rover in the course of its duties is one of the grisliest yet: it looks, for all the world, like a desiccated, decaying human head, ...

Fox News anchor Bret Baier is apologizing for playing a misleadingly edited clip in an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris sat down with Baier on Wednesday for a tense interview ...

Michael Black, a renowned AI researcher, had been working on human body modeling for years. His experience ranged from the first AI boom in the mid-1980s to groundbreaking work at Xerox PARC and ...

Open-world survival MMO Once Human gets a huge update on October 17 that completely reinvigorates its world. Players can expect a new scenario, a colossal new region, dynamic weather, a new wonder ...

Are today’s AI models truly remembering, thinking, planning, and reasoning, just like a human brain would? Some AI labs would have you believe they are, but according to Meta’s chief AI ...

The exhibition “Human/Nature: Art and Conservation on Martha’s Vineyard,” at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum, invites us to explore the Island’s sacred and protected open spaces ...