Human Brain Tissue Transplanted Into Cortex-Less Mice
Stanford researchers transplanted organoid-derived human brain tissue into mice lacking most of their cortex, creating a model for studying neural development and integration.
DR Congo Ebola Vaccine Campaign Protects Health Workers
DR Congo began vaccinating health workers as Ebola deaths rose and transmission expanded, but vaccination remained only one part of a wider outbreak response.
Pikachu in Space? The ESA–Pokémon Claim Checked
No official source confirms an ESA–Pokémon partnership or Pikachu mission to the ISS. Here is what the claim could mean and how to verify it.
Teacher Discovers Possible Rare T. Rex Tracks
A high school science teacher discovered two unusually large footprints described as possible T. Rex tracks and a scientific first, pending expert verification.
Kentucky Upset Sparks Reported Fires on State Street
Kentucky beat No. 9 Texas A&M in College Station, and reports said fans burned couches and started fires on State Street. What is confirmed, what is not.
Tsarukyan vs. Ruffy at UFC 331: Result Claims Explained
Claims of a first-round knockout between Arman Tsarukyan and Mauricio Ruffy at UFC 331 remain unverified. Here is what official records must confirm.
Duncan Sheik Death Report: What Is Confirmed
No supplied source confirms Duncan Sheik’s death or reported tributes from Lea Michele, Melissa Barrera, or other public figures.
Lucas Museum Opening-Night Photos: What to Verify
A verification-first guide to Lucas Museum opening-night photos, celebrity attendance, captions, image rights, and official visitor information.
Russia Holds Parliamentary Vote in Seized Ukrainian Areas
Russia reportedly extended its parliamentary election into Ukrainian territories it seized or claims to have annexed, prompting disputes over sovereignty, consent, and legality.
Trump’s AI Force and AI Czar: What to Expect
Trump’s proposed AI Force and AI czar could centralize U.S. artificial intelligence policy while intensifying debate over innovation, safety, and oversight.