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New autopsy reports in the Bryan Kohberger case suggest a deeper understanding of the tragic killings that shocked the university community in Idaho.

A newly discovered dinosaur, Alnashetri cerropoliciensis, supports a different evolutionary path by showing that not all theropods decreased in size over time.

Pratt & Whitney accidentally disclosed secret details about the upcoming sixth-generation F-47 fighter, which has sparked interest and speculation.

Scientists have discovered a new species of spinosaurid dinosaur in the Sahara Desert, igniting excitement about its dragon-like features.

Researchers from the University of São Paulo (USP) discovered that rhinovirus can infect and multiply within immune cells in the tonsils, which may enhance long-term immune memory.

Scientists have discovered the organic compound methenamine in a distant star-forming nebula, suggesting early chemical precursors to life might emerge in star systems.

Researchers have discovered a new clue about the cells that enable existence, evolution, and the functioning of ecosystems.

The Civil Guard of Spain has submitted its preliminary report regarding the railway accident in Adamuz, highlighting potential causes including rail breakage or welding failure, which resulted in 46 deaths and over 150 injuries.

A former Seattle police chief claims new forensic evidence suggests Kurt Cobain's death was a homicide rather than the officially ruled suicide.

The possibility of Christine Lagarde leaving her position at the ECB earlier than expected is igniting discussions among member states about potential successors.

A large fire devastated the historic Sannazaro Theater in Naples early Tuesday morning, believed to have been caused by a short circuit.

A government secretary in Brazil has shot his two children, killing one and gravely wounding the other, in an act of suspected filicide associated with revenge against a former partner.

In Ravenna, at least six doctors are under investigation for allegedly issuing anti-repatriation certificates aimed at preventing migrants from being sent back to their home countries.

The temporary closure of El Paso International Airport due to a reported drone incursion may have been caused by a military's inadvertent laser usage instead of cartel activity, raising concerns and questions from local lawmakers.

The Italian government is set to introduce a new immigration law that includes measures for a naval blockade and tighter regulations on family reunifications.

A new investigation questions the official suicide ruling of Kurt Cobain, suggesting the possibility of murder instead.

Scientists propose Theia, a hypothetical planet, collided with Earth 4.5 billion years ago, leading to the formation of the Moon.

Recent studies highlight the asteroid Bennu as supporting the panspermia hypothesis, suggesting that life's building blocks may have arrived on Earth from outer space.

Thousands of dead corvina fish were found on the Barra da Tijuca beach, raising environmental concerns and prompting investigations into the cause.

Cables were cut near Bologna Central Station, leading to significant delays in train services and suspicions of sabotage by anarchists.

High-speed train delays in Bologna have reached up to 150 minutes, prompting an investigation into the possibility of sabotage due to damaged cables.

Ski jumpers are reportedly considering penis enlargement to wear looser suits and potentially gain a competitive edge by improving their jump times.

Some ski jump athletes are allegedly considering surgical penis enlargement to better fit their suits and improve their performance by gaining additional seconds during jumps.

The family of Narela Micaela Márquez Barreto is trying to piece together the events leading to her death while her brother speaks on their main hypothesis amid a social media campaign to raise funds for her repatriation.

Narela Barreto's family is trying to piece together the events leading to her death as they await autopsy results, with her brother indicating they are leaning towards the idea of an attack.

A 31-year-old Colombian man was found dead after falling from the eighth floor, with police investigating the incident as a potential murder following a fight.

Twenty-two-year-old student Annabella Martinelli was found hanged in the woods near Teolo, Padua, after being missing for nine days, leading to speculation about suicide.

The article discusses a burglary incident in Lonate Pozzolo, where the homeowner defended himself resulting in the death of one of the intruders.

The article discusses the uncertainty in US-Iran relations, detailing Trump's military strategies including potential mini-raids and cyberattacks while balancing the fear of military action against hopes for prudence.

Ferran Sáez expresses skepticism about progress in his novel 'The Other Hypothesis', which portrays the last years of an elder in 2194 and engages in a Platonic dialogue-like exploration of existential themes.

Federica Torzullo, 41, has gone missing near Anguillara Sabazia, with her husband under investigation for potential homicide as authorities extend search efforts including the waters of Lake Bracciano.

A 57-year-old man is fighting for his life in intensive care after a brutal attack near Policlinico Umberto I, with no apparent motive or robbery involved, prompting investigations into his personal relationships.

The article discusses the hypothesis that advanced beings from space may have visited Earth in ancient times, coinciding with the prehistoric existence of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnon people.

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is considering the feasibility of holding early legislative elections alongside the municipal elections in March, following censure motions against the Mercosur agreement.

Protests in Iran are escalating as the regime tightens its grip by blocking internet access to prevent gatherings, with increased repression including the recruitment of Iraqi Shiite militias amid ongoing economic turmoil and rising inflation.

Pirelli is reportedly negotiating with its Chinese partner Sinochem to reduce its stake to 10%, thereby mitigating risks associated with new US regulations on connected vehicles.

Following an arson attack on the power grid in Berlin, extremism researcher Hendrik Hansen warns against an overemphasis on right-wing extremism, while GdP spokesperson Benjamin Jendro offers another hypothesis.

The article discusses the case of Aurora Livoli, who was nearly a victim of a serial killer, emphasizing the dangerous movements of her assailant, Emilio Valdez Velazco, in Milan during the festive season.

There are rumors that Delfin is considering selling its 17.5% stake in Mps, with Unicredit showing strong interest.

The Italian government is planning a referendum on judicial reform, tentatively set for either March 15 or 22, 2024, with opposition from the Democratic Party regarding the proposed changes.

A family in Pietracatella is mourning the sudden loss of two female members due to an unknown toxin, suspected to be linked to contaminated preserves, despite seeking medical assistance twice.

The emergence of the Italian Hamas cell has reopened legislative discussions on Islamism, including stricter rules on places of worship and a possible ban on the Muslim Brotherhood.

A new and provocative scientific hypothesis suggests that our 'first contact' with aliens may not be a calm dialogue, but rather the detection of a dying species' last gasp.